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Satisfy your Hunger-N-Thirst with charcuterie and a brew
Discovery Channel may have proclaimed last week to be Shark Week, but charcuterie (pronounced shar-coo-teh-ree) has nothing to do with sharks. Yet, charcuterie is sneaking onto restaurant menus all over Central Pennsylvania, and customers are devouring it.
Much like the Italian salumi, charcuterie is a French word that refers to the art of prepared and cured meat products, mostly from pork. We're talking bacon, sausage, pâté, salami and more. In the days before refrigeration, this process was merely a way to preserve meats, but today it's become more of a culinary art.
There's no better place to try charcuterie than at Hunger-N-Thirst, a Lancaster gastropub that promises (and delivers!) craft beer and provisions. As the name suggests, the menu is a balance of gourmet pub fare accompanied by 24 unique beers on tap. Personally, I went straight for the build-your-own charcuterie plate — choose from three meats and cheeses for $13 or five for $18. The spread also included toasted bread, balsamic cipollini onions, marinated white beans and what looked like quince jelly.
In case you're wondering, while charcuterie only refers to meat, I've found that most places tend to add cheeses to the mix. Hunger-N-Thirst's meats ranged from dried chorizo and fennel salami to paté and prosciutto. Cheese options included Asiago, Gorgonzola dulce, Taleggio and Morbier. And even though the prosciutto was no San Daniele, the overall platter blew away any of the charcuterie that I've had locally.
Hunger-N-Thirst also offers provisions to take home with you. Its marketplace features cases packed with foreign and domestic charcuterie, cheeses and sides. The shop also has the most adorable kitchen accessories and home goods, all of which provide excellent gift possibilities.
My craft beer-loving dinner guests were simply raving about the adjoining bottle shop. After our meal, we spent a good amount time picking out bottles to go.
If you're heading to Hunger-N-Thirst, I'd recommend going during the week or an off hour, as it's notorious for being crowded. You can also try a charcuterie platter at the local eateries below. Just be sure to tell us about your favorite cured delicacy!
• Alvaro Bread and Pastry Shoppe, 236 Peffer St., Harrisburg
• Carr's Restaurant, 50 W. Grant St., Lancaster
• Cork & Cap Restaurant, 480 New Holland Ave, Lancaster
• Di Bruno Bros. at Giant Camp Hill, 3301 Trindle Road, Camp Hill
• Federal Taphouse, 234 N. Second St., Harrisburg; 201 N. Queen St., Lancaster
• Loxley's, 500 Centerville Road, Lancaster
• Penn Square Grille, 2 E. King St., Lancaster
• Pour, 114 N. Prince St., Lancaster
• The Sturges Speakeasy, 400 Forster St., Harrisburg
• Suba, 272 North St., Harrisburg
• Taproom by Spring House Brewing Co., 25 W. King St., Lancaster
• Trevi 5, 100 Hotel Road, Hershey
• Zuckfoltzfus Brewing Co., 12 S. Market St., Mount Joy


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'There's not a winger on the team close to matching Zubrus' work ethic and effectiveness along the boards. The Sabres need a couple more like him.'
For the fans, missed goal joins No Goal
'So will Buffalo fans recover from this latest loss? "For the fair-weather fan, there will be no difficulty dealing with this crushing setback," said Melnick. "This fan has not invested heavily emotionally, psychologically or even physically. So if the team loses, this person can easily move on with his life." The hard-core fan," Melnick said, "is going to react to a crushing defeat more personally than the other end of the continuum. This fan has put more poker chips on the table. The hard-core fan has moved all his chips to the middle of the table, emotionally and psychologically."'
For one, likely the last game with Sabres
'"We're not going to be a group anymore. After nine months, that is hard to take. And even teams that win, you know, like Carolina (in 2006), there are always changes, new faces. We know there are going to be changes here, and it's hard because you do build friendships and you battle with guys. "Ultimately I guess that's just the job we do and that's sports."'
Buffalo let down once again
'If championships were awarded for passionate fans then the city of Buffalo would have plenty of titles to boast of, but alas, that is not the case.'
Sabres fail to live up to their end of the bargain
'The day after blowing what could be their last chance to win a Stanley Cup, the Sabres will look into the mirror and see the reason why they choked.'
Cup objective dashed, Sabres now face uncertain summer
'Even if the cap increases this offseason, the Sabres won't have much room to maneuver without sacrificing other parts of their roster. Briere completed a one-year, $5 million contract he received through arbitration — a decision that forced the team to release forward J.P. Dumont. Drury, meanwhile, is projected to double his $3.15 million paycheck. "We've got some time to discuss and think about that one," Sabres owner Tom Golisano said. "It's going to be a while." And it might be a while before Buffalo sports fans embrace a group such as this.'
Great season run by the Sabres falls short
'The Sabres outshot the Senators in the third period, 11-3, but they were helped by five penalties called on the visitors. The Sabres took three penalties in the second period, none in the third.'
Home cooked
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Congratulations to the Duke Blue Devils for winning back-to-back national championships, topping Notre Dame on Monday. The IL staff was there, and here are our winners and losers from Championship Weekend.
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Fans of Notre Dame Lacrosse — Assuming most of our winners will involve Duke, I think fans of the Irish can come away from 2014 pretty optimistic about the future. Notre Dame won the ACC Tournament title in its first year in the league, and will return a nice young offensive nucleus of rising junior attackman Matt Kavanagh (a surefire Tewaaraton candidate next year) and sophomore middie Sergio Perkovic, who broke out in the NCAA Final Four for five goals, along with junior defenseman Matt Landis and sophomore Garrett Epple. Just three starters (John Scioscia, Jim Marlatt and Stephen O'Hara) from Monday's NCAA Final, and 10 of the 26 players the Irish played against Duke, were seniors. Notre Dame also brings in six recruits from IL's Top 50 Senior Young Guns list next fall.
Midfield Offense — At least at this year's championship weekend midfield offense was the difference for Duke against Denver and Notre Dame. The Blue Devils' first line of Deemer Class, Myles Jones and Christian Walsh combined for nine points against the Pioneers Saturday and then another seven points on Monday against the Irish. That first line stretched both opposing defenses this past weekend, which then gave attackmen Jordan Wolf and Kyle Keenan space to operate underneath. Most importantly, all three first line runners were scoring threats, so defenses couldn't pole just one or two of them. If I'm a coach moving forward, my middies are working on shooting, then shooting, then shooting some more in the offseason and the fall.
Ben DeLuca — One of the best stories coming out of Duke's second consecutive national championship is volunteer assistant Ben DeLuca's. Fired by Cornell last November and sparking a wave of controversy and protest from Big Red alumni, DeLuca found himself on the phone with John Danowski on his birthday—January 29th—then on the road to Durham and living in a bare-bones apartment just a couple days later. Fast forward to Memorial Day weekend, and DeLuca was embracing his wife, Laurie, and their two daughters, Elizabeth and Anne, as a national champion on the turf at M&T Bank Stadium. It's an incredible turn of events for a guy who many thought could be the coach at Cornell for years to come. He's without question a target if a high-profile coaching position opens up. He sacrificed a lot to become part of the Duke program and help the team to the title, and he was emotional Monday when addressing the media after the Blue Devils downed the Irish 11-9. I was pretty happy to shake his hand and congratulate him.
Duke — Too obvious? They won the national championship — it's what anyone and everyone plays for — so they should make their way into the winners and losers column. John Danowski delivered a quote postgame that's gotten a lot of run, but that doesn't mean it's not worth another mention; when asked whether his program had attained dynasty status or if there was another word for it, he said "It's Duke." He cited the loads of support staff that are in place to help the players achieve their on-field potential (which Notre Dame has in spades, as well) and in so doing, reminded me how many people — from all the scout team/bench players to their parents and roommates to the student assistant trainers — can wake up today feeling that great sense of satisfaction and accomplishment.
Jordan Wolf — Duke's star attackman departs Durham with an exceptionally special legacy that was only strengthened by another national title. The future Rochester Rattler has four All-American certificates to his credit (named a 'teamer' three times), four Final Four appearances and sits second on the Blue Devils' career points list with a total of 304. It's safe to say, as Josh Dionne pointed out in a postgame interview for ESPN, that Wolf solidified his status atop Duke's Mt. Rushmore. In any other year, he'd be a shoe-in for the Tewaaraton award, though it's fair to assume that Albany's Lyle Thompson has that honor locked down. It's always been my opinion that rings speak volumes about just how successful a career you had, and with that said, Wolf walks away from college lacrosse as the top player in the graduating class of 2014.
Lacrosse's image in the mainstream media — The Thompson Trio and Duke's Casey Carroll made for lots of great airtime for the sport. After years in which many people's only exposure to the sport were scandals and negativity, this May saw two great stories in the limelight. The Thompsons — featured on ESPN, ABC News, CBS News, the New York Times and others — showed the world the game's Native American roots and the rich tradition of lacrosse. Carroll's story — most notably featured on CBS News — gives a glimpse into the sacrifice one player made for the game, and underscores the appreciation the sport has for our military. The Duke players have been class acts in interviews throughout their run and represented the sport well.
Women's NCAA attendance — The weekend's Final Four action proved to be an incredible series of clashes and not a single game disappointed. Offensive fireworks, defensive dominance, draw controls battle, the game's top coaches going head-to-head, All-American vs. All-American match-ups — the list could go on and on. What's even more exciting for the sport of women's lacrosse is that so many fans of the game were onsite to watch it all unfold. Sunday evening's attendance at Johnny Unitas Stadium of 10,311 was a new NCAA Division I women's lacrosse championship game record. The weekend's overall attendance of 18,567 was a weekend record, as well. Adding to it all, the women's championship was also broadcasted live on ESPNU (and SportCenter even featured one of Maryland's goals later that evening in Top Ten plays, here). The fastest growing sport in the DI ranks right now, it's great to see the women's game draw crowds like this. It was a great night at Towson University and kudos to the staff there, as well. They did a fantastic job this weekend.
Lacrosse fans who didn't come to M&T Bank Stadium for championship weekend — Attendance dropped for the seventh straight year for the Final Four, down nearly 40% from the 2007 high. I know families spend a lot of time and money in the summer going to recruiting tournaments and events, but somewhere along the line the Final Four lost the luster of being an annual pilgrimage for every lacrosse fan within a five-hour radius. Some observers hoped that a return to Baltimore would help turn around this negative trend, but this year not having Syracuse or Johns Hopkins at championship weekend, Maryland bowing out in the semifinals, and competing with the Orioles next door on Saturday and Sunday derailed those hopes. The good news is the NCAA is committed to the event's potential and currently analyzing ways to get it back on track. The bad news is lacrosse fans seem to have accepted 30,000 Saturday and 25,000 Monday as the new reality.
6-on-6 Offense — Duke beat Notre Dame by just two goals, and Denver by three. The difference? Goals in transition. While their opponents worked best in 6-on-6 sets, Duke squeezed out crucial scores in clearing and transition opportunities, most famously senior SSDM Will Haus' full-field run that led to a goal Monday afternoon. Taking chances in the middle of the field, especially when you have the players who can go there, is important.
Vendor Labyrinth — One of the things I always look forward to—along with every kid who attends the Final Four—is the "vendor village," where you can see endless amounts of new gear, meet pro players/sponsored athletes, see all kinds of apparel and accessories, and much more. It was a little frustrating this past weekend to have to walk several blocks to get from lacrosse company to lacrosse company, as most of the major industry brands had to work to secure remote locations as close to the stadium as possible, which turned out to be not actually all that close, and definitely spread out from one another. If you were trying to get to each one, you likely wondered where the heck you were wandering to (Is this is a construction zone?) and most definitely burned calories and found yourself in a sweat after hiking all over Timbuktu just to check out gear and maybe see the Steinfeld Cup in person. It was a shame that the NCAA didn't have a more affordable offering in place to allow the lacrosse brands to get closer to one another and the stadium. How many test-your-shot-speed, test-your-accuracy, all so you can sign-up-for-our-email-blasts about bank accounts, cell service and cars for retired people can there be? People really want to see the products in the sport, and they were just very tough to get to, outside of a couple of brands who had premium real estate not far from the Johnny U statue. Anyway, I'm OK with the burned calories part, and if you couldn't see all the cool stuff at the Final Four, take a look at our sites and sounds post via ILGear.
Firing Coaches — Remember when there were rumors about Dino's job status at Hofstra in 2006 because he "couldn't win the big one?" He probably doesn't; he's won three national championships since then. As a matter of fact, I'm pretty certain that since Dave Pietramala's Blue Jays won in 2007, each coach who's won the DI title had previously been murmured about the heat of his seat. Really underscores that consistency, continuity and development can often trump the external perceptions of a coach's capacity.
People being overly critical of championship weekend — Another disappointing weekend of attendance at the Final Four has led to loads of people speaking their mind about one of the glaring problems within our sport. Of course, there are tons of varying opinions. I think there's definitely a bottom line that a lot of people have failed to realize: no matter what NFL stadium you place the Final Four, attendance is going to be lacking. It isn't a Baltimore, Philly or New England problem, it's systemic. I found interesting that one blogger even went as far to devote an entire article on how the championships need to be taken away from Baltimore. Ticket prices are rather absurd ($75 minimum to get into the stadium) and plenty of people would rather go to the beach for the weekend and watch the game on TV, where the coverage is excellent and almost provides a better experience than being there. It's hard to say what would make for the best venue for the Final Four, and count me as one of the fans who thinks it should move to a significantly smaller venue. There isn't a perfect match, but I think it's time to start looking at MLS and NCAA stadiums so we're not looking at half-empty venues.
The best goalie in DI not getting a championship — I feel for Niko Amato. He's been my favorite goalie to watch over the past few years, and he's the most consistent goalie in DI. I'd go as far as to say he's been the best goalie in DI — though others may have a hot year, he's consistently a top-tier talent. He's certainly a winner and has a lot to be proud of in his career, but him breaking Maryland's title drought would have been fitting.
The 2015 women's DI ranks — I know it's crazy to be thinking about next spring already, but over the weekend the thought wouldn't stop going through my head that this Maryland team graduates one senior starter. The majority of this weekend's Final Four teams heavily relied on senior leadership and production, while the Terps return five All-Americans — three of which are First Team honorees — and a slew of sophomores and juniors at key positions in 2015. Insert ILWomen's No. 1 recruit, McDonogh's Megan Whittle into the mix and this team is scary good next year. On Sunday night, Maryland jumped out to a 5-0 lead in the first five minutes of play, which all but sealed the Orange's fate on the evening. In a game of runs, Syracuse just couldn't come back from the early deficit as a number of Maryland players got involved in the mix. The NCAA Tournament's MVP, Taylor Cummings, led the field with eight draw controls in addition to pitching in a hat trick. Kristen Lamon notched a career-high hat trick and Brooke Griffin chipped in three, as well. While it was senior All-American midfielder, Beth Glaros, leading the way with six points (5G, 1A) — this team's returning lineup is already haunting the 2015 DI ranks.
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okay......i'm a *******.....lol. after taking the schematic and cutting open the wire loom and everything to check connections.......i finally broke down and had the alternator checked, and guess what. i found out why the hell my generator light was on..... don't i feel like a damn moron.....hahaha.
thanks anyways for the info though, mikey
alright. i ran a wire from a terminal on the fuse box that only gets power with the switch on to the #4 terminal on the regulator(the one reading out to 5.4v before) with that wire in, i get the 12v on the wire there, and since the generator light is getting it's 12v from the other side, it goes out like it's supposed to when the engine starts running. i still only get 12.5v at the terminals on the back of the alternator, so i'm going to go have it checked out. now, if that light is grounded somewhere it shouldn't be, can i leave the #4 terminal hooked up the way it is and still have my battery charge? (since the light is obviously getting the 12v from both sides like it should be).
Thanks mikey. that schematic and the info are awesome. i turned everything on, and the #3 terminal reads at 12.4v. the #4 terminal only reads at 5.4v.
so i'm guessing that either the regulator has gone bad, or i'm going to have to chase wires and find where the light is grounding?
speaking in terms of being lazy, if it isn't the regulator going bad, will the alternator charge if i leave the jumper from the battery to the #4 terminal, even if the light is grounded?
You should have 12v power at the regulators 3 and 4 terminals in order for the alternator to work, with the key on, and the motor not running... terminal 4 is you excitor terminal..Without 12 volts being supplied to that terminal, the alternator will not charge. Terminal 3 & 4 should be connected to 12 volts from the accessory side of the ignition switch. The idiot light wired inline in the wire that goes to the #4 terminal...
Try taking a jumper from the battery + terminal and jumping to terminals 3 and 4 onte regulator while the motor is running.....if the voltage comes up to 13.5 or more, you know that your idiot light is grounded somewhere or not hooked to the right place..
You will need to learn a little about schematics if you want to straighten out your charging systems problem .
When you wired in the toggle switches we have no way of knowing what you left out.
Here is a schematic for your charging system.
It may be because you disconnected the ignition side of the idiot light circuit and current is backfeeding through the resistor , to the switched side of your idiot light...The resistor is there in case the light burns out, the alt will still get the excitor current and then will charge.
Later, mikey
i'll check out the 3 and 4 terminals. if i get power there is it a good or a bad thing?
also, is this just going to be that the alt/regulator has gone bad? or is there something else i need to do with that green wire that's still under the dash?
i'm sorry guys, but this whole charging and electronics crap just doesn't seem to click in my head ...lol
by the way, it does die when i take one side of the battery off....
I wouldn't do it on any car with a computerized anything on it...
I did it one time on my Mom's 91 Mercury Tracer ..it stayed running, but as soon as we shut it off and turned it back on it wouldn't idle below 1500 RPM and the check engine light came on... I couldn't figure out what was wrong and we had to take it to the dealer.. I'm sure they spent about 4 seconds fixin it, and charged us 150.00.
I don't even open the hood on new cars now.
Later, mikey
Why not start the car and pull a battery cable to see if it dies? Should work on a 66 right?
Maybe not though....
Do you have power at the regulator at the 3 and 4 terminals with the key on and motor not running?
Get your alternator out and checked out at a parts house. They will usually do it for free.
yes with the motor at idle, it jumps between 12.4-12.5v on the multimeter. as i turn stuff on, like headlights, high beams, wipers and turn signals, it drops to about 10.5-10.8v.
and no, it doesn't stay running after i flip the switch to the off position.
i don't know if it has anything to do with it, but i took the old switch apart, and noticed that when it is turned to the "start" position, it connects the bat, sol, and ign terminals (momentarily disconnecting the accy terminal). when it's returned to the run position after it starts, it reconnects the accy post. with the toggle switches and the push button, that momentary disconnect does not happen.
but i am hoping that all this is is that the alt/regulator just happened to decide to take a **** when i decided to take out the key switch.
Do you have a voltage regulator installed? With a 12.5 volt reading with the motor running the alternator is not charging.
answer that and we'll go from there.
I drew a picture, you will need to trace some wires, I don't know GM color codes. The idiot light wire may come from a buss in the fuse box, the important thing is that the side that goes out to the motor needs to be hooked to the regulator as shown.
The diode may not be necessary with an external regulator, if the car runs on after you shut the key then you need a diode.
Later, Mikey
an outside set of eyes would help!!
hey guys. i'm brand new here, but i plan on sticking around for a while, but anyways....i don't know if there is already a thread on this or not, but i need an answer as soon as possible.
i have 66 caprice 4-door hardtop. i decided to be "mr. electrician" and go ahead and try to wire in a push button start system with 2 switches and the button. i have everything wired up and mounted and the car starts and runs fine. i'm getting just over 12v on the voltmeter at idle with no lights or anything on, but my generator light stays on after i start it. there is one green wire that i have no clue as to where to put it. on the old switch, it was connected to the "ground terminal" now, when i flip the switches, the hot light comes on when i ground this wire. when it hangs loose, nothing. in both cases, the generator light stays on. i looked at a few older GM wiring diagrams(not caprice/impala specific), and this 5th wire runs from the switch to the temp. sens. on the intake manifold. makes sense, but why on the ignition switch. also, when i pull the accessory wires away from power, the generator light gets real bright, but as long as the accessory side stays hooked up to power, it only glows.
i don't have a generator in there. it's an externally regulated alt. i don't know crap about electronics, and i don't know if that light is for real, or how to check to see that the alt is charging the battery. but i do know that this generator light was not on when i disconnected the battery to do this mod. i do know that on the multimeter, i was getting 12.5 at the battery and the terminals on the alternator at idle. i also know that the engine dies when i disconnect the battery. i just don't want to assume it's okay, and go try to drive somewhere and get stuck!
i know this is a lot of crap and if anyone feels adventurous enough to help me out, it would be immensely appreciated.
thanks in advanced
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So someone at XDA-Developers figured out how to take a screen shot with the nook color. All you have to do is hold the "N" Key and the "-Vol" Key at the same time, and you will be rewarded with a picture in your screenshots folder, which is viewable in the gallery.
Take Screen Shot from Nook Color.
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Posted 26 November 2010 - 02:13 PM
very cool , keep that info coming
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Thank you for thelittle tip it works just fine(unrooted nook color)


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Sep 19, 2013 - Carl Rollins, RivertonIt would be a very big mistake to start putting bars on the Wind River Indian Reservation again.
I say congratualtions to the county and the tribes for turning down the first application, though it was a reponsibile business person with a good establishment.
Now the big question is, will the almighty dollar rule the roost when the casinos apply for bars or liquor sales.
Any more these days, if you make one peep about anything regarding the reservation, you are accused of being racist. It is not racism, it is just common sense.
Liquor off the reservation already is a big problem around here, and it would only get worse if the reservation liquor ban got lifted. Everybody knows it, so it comes down to how important the dollar is.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Pope Francis travels to the central Philippines city of Tacloban on Saturday to pray for the dead and comfort the survivors of Typhoon Haiyan, the country's worst natural disaster, which killed 6,300 people a little over a year ago.
The Pope's day trip to the coastal city 650 km (400 miles) southeast of Manila gives him another opportunity to speak about climate change ahead of a major document on the environment he is due to issue in June.
Francis will celebrate Mass at the airport and then see for himself the devastation wreaked by Haiyan, the strongest storm to make landfall on record, when he goes to the nearby town of Palo to have lunch with survivors.
Speaking at the presidential palace on Friday, the Pope admired the "heroic strength, faith and resilience" shown by the country as well as the solidarity people demonstrated after the typhoon.
Haiyan, which packed 250 kph (155 mph) winds and created a seven-meter high storm surge, wiped out or damaged practically everything in its path as it swept ashore on Nov. 8, 2013.
The storm destroyed around 90 percent of the city of Tacloban in Leyte province. More than 14.5 million people were affected in six regions and 44 provinces. About one million people remain homeless.
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The new location opened this week and is part of a five-store development agreement for the State of Nuevo Leon with Restaurantès RCJ SA de CV. The agreement includes the cities of Monterrey, Salinas Victoria, Escobedo, Apodaca, Guadalupe, Juarez, Santiago, Santa Catarina and Garcia.
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Pittsburgh Public Market will move out of the Produce Terminal but stay in the Strip District.
The Urban Redevelopment Authority's board of directors authorized a $40,000 grant Thursday to help the nonprofit Neighbors in the Strip relocate the market, which it owns. Organizers declined to disclose the new location in the Strip because the lease isn't finalized but said they hope to be open in May.
Becky Rodgers, executive director of Neighbors in the Strip, said the new location will give the approximately 40 merchants who sell crafts, foods, beer and other items more room. The market began operating in September 2010 and is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Rodgers hopes the market will be open up to five days a week in the new spot. The grant will pay for improvements to the new facility. She said the nonprofit has wanted to move out of the Produce Terminal so the Public Market would not be affected by construction by Buncher Co., a Strip District-based developer.
Buncher wants to buy the more than 80-year-old Produce Terminal, demolish its western third and embark on a broader project to add retail establishments to the building and create a mix of residential and office properties along a 55-acre tract of the Allegheny riverfront.
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NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. – Highlighted by a trip to a Division I opponent for the second straight year in addition to a five-game home slate, the Merrimack College football team and second-year head coach Dan Curran are pleased to officially announce the 2014 football schedule, as announced Thursday morning.
But before the Warriors look to next year, they will wrap up their spring season this Saturday when the team hosts its annual Spring Game at Martone-Mejail Field at 1 p.m. Team Navy will take on Team Gold in a friendly, full-length game scrimmage in the team's tuneup of the spring before breaking for the end of the semester and summer.
Coming off its best season in four years, Merrimack will hit the gridiron in early September to kick off a 10-game regular season campaign followed by the third installment of the Northeast-10 Conference Championship Weekend in November.
The Warriors' 2014 slate includes a road trip with another Northeast Conference (Div. I) opponent for the second year in a row, as well as five home dates at Martone-Mejail Field, highlighted by Homecoming Weekend on Oct. 18 against Assumption.
For the second straight season, Merrimack will elevate its schedule to the Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) ranks when it makes the short trek down to Rhode Island to square off with former NE-10 rival Bryant University for the season opener on Saturday, Sept. 6.
The Warriors and Bulldogs will be meeting for the first time since September of 2010 and for the third time overall since Bryant made the jump to Division I. It will be the 12th all-time meeting between the two schools, with Merrimack holding a slim edge (6-5) in the series despite dropping the three contests played since the Bulldogs elevated to the DI ranks.
The following weekend, Merrimack will open up NE-10 action when it travels to Pleasantville, N.Y., where it will aim to remain unbeaten against Pace (Sept. 13) before the Warriors' home opener against LIU Post (Sept. 20).
After closing out September on the road against reigning NE-10 runner-up Stonehill (Sept. 27), Merrimack turns to October to face Saint Anselm (Oct. 4) at home before a challenging road test at rival Bentley (Oct. 11).
Finally, the Warriors round out the regular season with its annual Homecoming Weekend contest on Saturday, Oct. 18, when the team welcomes Assumption College to campus. A week later, the team concludes its road portion of the schedule at perennial contender New Haven (Oct. 25) before enjoying back-to-back home contests to close out the year with reigning conference champion American Int'l (Nov. 1) and Southern Connecticut (Nov. 8).
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This is another simple dish that can be prepared in advance and put in the oven as your guests enjoy the appetizer. I believe in the principle of eating fish once or twice a week. But I notice lots of unpracticed cooks are intimidated by the notion of preparing fish, especially whole, so I'm always on the lookout for quick and easy preparations. You can substitute flounder, sole, monkfish, salmon, cod, bass, or swordfish for the halibut in this recipe. The cooking time will be shorter with lighter fish, such as sole, and longer with meatier fish, such as swordfish.
2 teaspoons olive oil
4 fillets of halibut, about 4 ounces each
1/2 cup Champagne (Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut recommended)
8 sprigs fresh thyme
8 thin lemon slices
8 sprigs parsley
2 teaspoons fennel seeds
Salt and freshly ground pepper
1. Cut 8 pieces of parchment paper (or aluminum foil) into squares large enough to cover each fish fillet and leave a 2-inch border all around. Lightly brush 4 squares of the paper with olive oil. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
2. Put each halibut fillet in the center of an oiled square and drizzle with Champagne. Add 2 sprigs of thyme, 2 lemon slices, 2 parsley sprigs, and 1/2 teaspoon fennel seeds to each piece of fish. Season with salt and pepper.
3. Place the remaining parchment squares on top of the fillets and fold up the edges to form packets. Simply double folding each of the four sides is enough to seal each packet. Put the papillotes on a baking sheet and bake in the preheated oven for 10 to 15 minutes.
4. Serve by setting each papillote on a plate. Let your guests open their packets and spoon the juices over the fish. Voilà drama as well as flavor!
N.B. You can use dry white wine or vermouth instead of champagne.
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Ban Ki-Moon, a 1984 graduate of the Kennedy School's Master of Public Administration (MPA) program and an Edward S. Mason Fellow, has been selected to become the new Secretary General of the United Nations. His nomination was approved on Friday by the U.N.'s General Assembly.
During the past two-and-a-half years, Ban has served as Foreign Minister of the Republic of Korea, and prior to that he served as National Security Advisor to two different presidents.
"I worked closely with Ban Ki-Moon for years, including in preparation for the first visit of a presidential envoy to North Korea," explained Ashton Carter, professor of science and international affairs and a former assistant secretary of defense. "He is wise, subtle, and knows the United States well. If anyone can make the United Nations all it can and should be, it's Ban."
Responding to those concerned that his soft-spoken manner and understated leadership style could be less than ideal in leading an organization as complex as the U.N., Ban told the New York Times that he is very decisive, explaining that "I know there are some people who are flamboyant and make lots of noise; but I have my own kind of charisma."
Describing Ban as "a great diplomat, patient, persevering, and determined," Joseph S. Nye, university distinguished service professor and former assistant secretary of defense, commented, "His quiet style is combined with a good analytic mind."
Graham Allison, director of the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs and a former dean of the Kennedy School described Ban as "an outstanding student…an outstanding Foreign Minister; and I am confident he will be an outstanding Secretary General."
Ban told the Times that he has made several trips to the developing world and forged relationships in those countries, as well. Herman (Dutch) Leonard, professor of public management at the Kennedy School affirms Ban's assertion.
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We all know now that Donna Summer has passed. Only a few months ago so did Whitney Houston. One could say Summer was the influence and predecessor to Whitney Houston. What's up with all these black musicians dying lately?
Could it be these people are being killed by the music/media Jew to push the focus on new pro-homo stars like Lady GaGa and Jew rapper Drake?
How does Hollywood really work? The Jews/Wasps have always helped Blacks until the late 1960's which ended in a bitter brake down between blacks and Jews. Blacks have been "anti-semitic" since those years.
Are the Jews extracting revenge here? Taking out the old avant-garde in way for the new homosexual avant-garde?
What's up with music stars dying in tubs, anyway. Houston died in a tub, Jim Morrison died in a tub, didn't Cobain blow his brains out in a tub? That's too high of a coincidence and the tub could be taken as a calling card to others who are thinking of going against the Jews.
Was Whitney Houston Murdered: Yes (google the coroner's report)
Was Donna Summer Murdered: Probably
Was Michael Jackson Murdered: It would make sense if the goal now is to push a new avant-garde that you would take out the most popular leader of them all. Remember how long that summer felt when Michael Jackson died?


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These are my very first Olympics and overall I'm absolutely blown away by the whole thing. It's the sheer scale of the operation that defies belief. Sometimes, when I'm rushing between venues I do wonder whether it hasn't all got a little bit out of hand. There are certain events here that just don't feel ... right – they don't feel Olympian somehow, but it's an intangible thing. Football and tennis are two that immediately spring to mind but I thought I was just being unfair. Then I shared a scary Beijing taxi to a BBC studio with Steve Backley, the formidable ex-javelin thrower. He summed the whole conundrum up perfectly. In his view, nothing should be at the Olympics if being there doesn't represent the pinnacle of their sport. He was bang on. Overpaid footballers and spoilt tennis stars have enough glory moments for themselves – an Olympic medal is just another gong to stash in their trophy cribs.
The "Backley Theory", as I now call it, doesn't quite solve all my concerns. It doesn't explain why some top international sports are in the Games and others aren't. If you're going to have tennis and football, then why not golf and cricket? Both used to be – cricket was in the Paris Olympics of 1900 and consisted of two teams – England and France. The French team was made up almost exclusively of diplomats from the British embassy. Golf was also an Olympic sport but was discontinued in 1904.
Also, why are quirkier events such as beach volleyball or synchronised swimming eligible when others are not? How about skateboarding, waterskiing ... even dodgeball? God, I love dodgeball – now there's a fun spectator sport.
The Winter Olympics seem to be a lot hipper than their summer cousins. The half-pipe, trick skiing, hot-dogging etc are now part and parcel of the whole thing. Such gnarly activity would have been unthinkable even 20 years ago, but there is no equivalent in Beijing. Well, maybe one – BMX, the only new sport allowed into these Olympics (fortunately for GB we're favourites), and not one was allowed into Athens. Baseball and softball have been eliminated from 2012 onwards (at least they got that right – thank the Lord, how dull are they?) but nothing else has been discarded since 1936 when they discontinued polo.
So what makes something eligible to be included in the Games? The rules state that "to be added to the Summer Olympics, a sport or discipline must be widely practised by men in at least 75 countries on four continents and by women in at least 40 countries on three continents".
Well, with that criterion in mind – how about they crack on and add some new stuff like paintball, table football or video gaming?
I love table football and that's got to be as exciting to watch as table tennis. It might even be a football tournament we could qualify for.
And I'm not joking about video gaming either – with the advent of online gaming, hundreds of millions of people are already involved in vast virtual worldwide competitions and the possibilities for games are endless. What big difference is there between someone squeezing the trigger on an air pistol and a button on their joystick?
I would even venture that the skills and training needed to get to the top level in a video game like, say Call of Duty 4 are far superior to those required of an air pistol "athlete".
OK, I'm a little biased on Call of Duty 4 because I play it a lot and it has a really freaky thing that allows you to see how much of your life you have spent playing (sorry ... training) on it – I've currently spent 23 entire days of my life on it (that's 552 hours last year alone).
My overall point, however, is a serious one: why not have video games in the Olympics? They are all about intensive practice, extreme hand-eye co-ordination, extreme competition and they just happen to be unbelievably popular.
I think it's time that the International Olympic Committee really took a big, brave step and did a bit of culling around the edges, using the "Backley Theory", of the spoilt big-money sports. Keep the Olympic core of track and field, swimming and gymnastics, and then get really adventurous around the fringes.
Maybe they should be opened up to a vote. I, for one, am going to get some serious training in on Call of Duty 4 when I get back from Beijing. You never know what might happen at 2012. I might just get that call telling me that my country needs me and don't worry ... I'll be ready.
While we're at it – one of the things that the Olympics has really made me rethink is whether we shouldn't be represented internationally in all sports as Great Britain rather than as our individual home countries. Aren't we just further weakening our chances of international success unnecessarily?
I'd understand it if we never, ever did it, but in the Olympics we all compete under one flag (even grumpy Scot Andy Murray), so why can't we do it for everything else?
To be GB or not to be GB? That is the eternal question
While we're at it – one of the things that the Olympics has really made me rethink is whether we shouldn't be represented internationally in all sports as Great Britain rather than as our individual home countries.
Aren't we just further weakening out chances of international success unnecessarily?
Aren't Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, England just three countries too many?
I'd understand it if we never, ever did it, but in the Olympics we all compete under one flag (even grumpy Scot Andy Murray), so why can't we do if for everything else?
Beginning of the end – again
One of the real joys of being out in the smog in Beijing is that I can avoid the beginning of the Premier League. I'm really not big on football, so this is always a sad time for me. It means that the dark nights of winter approach and cricket is coming to an end... Boo Hoo, Boo Hoo.
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Financial Times confirms Tesla to supply batteries for electric Smart
A few weeks back I did some informed but utterly unconfirmed speculation about the nature of the deal that Tesla Motors had struck with Daimler. Of the two scenarios that I posited, the more likely was that Tesla would be supplying lithium ion battery packs to Daimler for use in the electric version of the Smart ForTwo. The German edition of the Financial Times today has a story on the expansion of Daimler's test fleet of battery powered Smarts from London into Berlin and other cities. In the story, it reveals that Tesla will be supplying batteries for the 150 cars that will be deployed in Berlin. Daimler is also teaming up with utility RWE to install 500 charging stations around the German capital. According to a Google translation of the story, the lithium-ion Smart will have a 90-mile range in urban driving. Daimler will eventually expand the test fleet to 1,000 cars. So far Tesla has not replied to a request for comment, but we'll provide an update as soon as we here something. Thanks to Wilhelm for the tip!
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It is almost impossible to go a day without finding live soccer somewhere on television. Most weekends offer dozens of matches
available for viewing. The totality of live soccer programming over the course of the year surpasses that offered for any other sport on American television. It all makes for a soccer fan's dream but
a huge challenge for any marketer trying to break through the clutter. Paying a steep price, NBC Sports has done just that with its coverage of the English Premier League, but MLS still struggles
after many years on ESPN, and now NBC Sports. Here's our look at the top 10 soccer television stories of the year.
10. Fox Soccer Channel, an institution to American soccer fans since 1997, went off the air at the end of August, replaced by FXX, a new Fox entertainment network, on channels across the
country. Before the proliferation of international soccer on rival networks, Fox Sports World served as the primary home for American soccer fans of the English Premier League. At various times, it
also had the rights to such leagues as the German Bundesliga and Italian Serie A. But the loss of the EPL rights to NBC Sports, beginning with the 2013-14 season, marked the beginning of the end for
9. The shuttering of Fox Soccer coincided with Fox's launch of Fox Sports 1 and Fox Sports 2 as Fox Sports attempted to take the ESPN empire head on. Having lost the EPL rights to NBC Sports and the Italian Serie A and French Ligue 1 rights to beIN Sport, Fox Sports
was left with only the UEFA Champions League (and English FA Cup) rights as its primary soccer properties until it takes over the FIFA rights that will include the 2018 and 2022 World Cups, beginning
in 2015. Fox recently renewed its Champions League rights through the 2017-18 season and
acquired the German Bundesliga rights, currently held by GolTV, beginning with the
2015-16 season.
8. Fox Soccer aired soccer studio shows, first Fox Soccer Report, more recently Fox Soccer News, both produced out of Canada. With Fox
Soccer's demise, the show was no longer available to U.S. viewers. But no worries, viewers were soon able to watch not one but two soccer shows, ESPN FC on ESPN2 and Fox Soccer Daily on Fox Sports 1. Both shows generally air on weekday afternoons -- ESPN FC also has an hour-long Sunday night edition -- and feature a heavy dose of international
soccer. But they both struggle with low viewerships. If you throw out middle-of-the-night programming, the three lowest viewerships for ESPN2 programming the week before Christmas were all ESPN FC
shows. Episodes of Fox Soccer Daily drew as few as 22,000 viewers on FS1 and 6,000 on FS2 the same week. (On Monday, the website World Soccer Talk reported, citing sources, that Fox Soccer Daily won't air for the next 4-6
weeks as the program is being evaluated by Fox executives.)
7. As Fox is in a holding pattern until it takes over
the FIFA contract in 2015 -- and airs the Women's World Cup from Canada -- it has experimented with its on-air talent. The big name it brought in was veteran play-by-play man Gus Johnson to call key Champions League and Gold Cup matches. Johnson is a divisive
figure among American soccer fans -- loved by some, hated by a lot -- but his work at least during the Gold Cup with Eric Wynalda at his side was quite solid.
6. One of the television success stories of the year was UniMas, the former TeleFutura network. Univision has thrown much of its primary soccer
programming on UniMas, and the network has attracted solid viewership figures for both Mexican national team and league matches and MLS games. Indeed, MLS Cup 2013 drew more viewers on UniMas (514,000) than on ESPN (505,000) for the first time. Those
numbers were consistent with the trend during the 2013 regular season. Univision reported that the average viewers on UniMas' MLS regular-season broadcasts (223,000) topped those on ESPN2
5. Veteran sports media and marketing executive Gary Stevenson was named president and managing director of MLS Business
Ventures, MLS's new media business unit. The former Pac-12 Networks president was charged with leading MLS's negotiation of new television deals to replace those with ESPN, NBC Sports and
Univision that expire after the 2014 season. MLS Commissioner Don Garber told Soccer America in June
that Stevenson was one of the most important hires the league has ever made, giving it "the firepower to really figure out how we can grow a very important part of what every league has to be strong
in, which is the world of traditional media and digital media."
4. Interest in soccer is at an all-time high, as evidenced by the proliferation of
soccer documentaries. The excellent MLS Insider (an MLS Business Ventures property) was launched in 2013, offering
magazine-style segments on MLS stars young (Kekuta Manneh) and old (Thierry Henry) and topics as diverse as the Cascadia Cup and the Curse of Caricola. The shows aired to generally low audiences on
NBCSN but fit in with the MLS strategy of pushing out content digitally on as many platforms as possible. (All 15 episodes are available here on YouTube.)
3. In what should be a harbinger of strong
viewing figures for next summer's World Cup -- two group games will kick off from Brazil at 6 p.m. ET -- the U.S. men's national team averaged 1,494,000 viewers
for six World Cup qualifiers on ESPN, more than five times the average of 269,000 viewers for seven MLS regular-season broadcasts on the same network. The overnight rating for the USA's match against
Panama in the Gold Cup final on Fox was 1.7, the network's second-highest overnight rating ever for a soccer game and higher than the ratings for Major League Baseball games on Fox and ESPN the same
July weekend.
2. To the surprise of no one, MLS ratings are the league's Achilles' heel. Sports Business Daily
reported that the average viewership for regular-season matches dropped
29 percent on ESPN/ESPN2 and 8 percent on NBCSN (which had benefited in 2012 from unusually high viewerships due to lead-ins from its London Olympics coverage). The Portland-Real Salt Lake playoff
game ranked 139th out of 139 programs of the week on ESPN. Is television everything? No. But low ratings mean low revenues -- or as comedian Drew Carey, the Sounders' co-owner, recently said, "The revenue is
like a statistical error" -- and until that changes, MLS will remain at a huge disadvantage compared to the major leagues of the world when it comes to attracting and keeping talent.
1. No English-language network has invested as heavily in a non-FIFA media property as NBC has in the English Premier League on
NBC, a rights buy reported to be $250 million over three years. As John Miller, chief marketing officer of NBC Sports Group, pointed out, the EPL is a sports property unlike any other NBC has
ever had in that the season extends 10 months, from August to May. NBC Sports went all out with its pre-launch promotion of the EPL, and it has supported live broadcasts of
every game with extensive pre-game and post-game coverage. It has paid off as NBC Sports has enjoyed strong ratings for matches that kick off mostly on weekend mornings or at midday during weekdays.
(Last week's Manchester City-Liverpool and Arsenal-Chelsea and games rank second and fifth all-time, respectively, among the most-watched weekday EPL matches.)
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