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*Rory goes up and Lawler goes down? How does Rory keep his spot above Robbie?
+1 is a bad thing, as in he went from #2 +1 to #3.
You could still argue that Lawler should be ahead of him, of course.
TUF 18 Finale medical suspensions: Pena, Corassani among several with potentially lengthy terms
The complete list of TUF 18 Finale medical suspensions includes:
Gray Maynard: Suspended until 1/30/14 with no contact until 1/15/14 for left forehead laceration and TKO loss
Julianna Pena: Must have right thumb x-rayed and cleared by doctor before return
Jessica Rakoczy: Suspended until 1/15/14
Davey Grant: Suspended until 1/15/14 with no contact until 12/31/13
Peggy Morgan: Suspended until 1/15/14 with no contact until 12/31/13
Akira Corassani: Must have broken nose cleared by ENT or no contest until 5/30/14. Otherwise, suspended until 1/30/14 with no contact until 1/15/14.
Drew Dober: Must have right orbital fractures cleared by ENT or no contest until 5/30/14. Otherwise, suspended until 1/30/14 with no contact until 1/15/14.
Ryan Benoit: Must have left hand x-rayed and cleared by doctor or no contest until 5/30/14. Otherwise, suspended until 12/31/13 with no contact until 12/22/13.
Official UFC rankings updated after TUF 18 Finale: Nate Diaz locks Gray Maynard in the lightweight cellar
Champion: Georges St-Pierre
1. Johny Hendricks
2. Carlos Condit
3. Rory MacDonald +1
4. Robbie Lawler -1
5. Jake Ellenberger
6. Demian Maia
7. Jake Shields
8. Martin Kampmann +1
9. Matt Brown -1
10. Nick Diaz
Champion: Anthony Pettis
1. Ben Henderson
2. Gilbert Melendez
3. T.J. Grant
4. Josh Thomson
5. Nate Diaz +3
6. Rafael dos Anjos
7. Khabib Nurmagomedov
8. Gray Maynard -3
9. Donald Cerrone
10. Jim Miller
*Rory goes up and Lawler goes down? How does Rory keep his spot above Robbie?
We sent an email to Diaz's manager, Mike Kogan, earlier today that has not yet been returned, but we will keep you updated once we are made aware as to why the white man is so insistent on holding a Diaz down.
Update, 6:30 p.m. ET: Kogan's e-mailed response to CagePotato is below. We swear, we are not making this up.
Cause I suck as a manager lol
Thank you
No wonder why Nate said he was broke in the Post Press Conference.
UFC on FOX 5 Salaries
Benson Henderson: $78,000 (includes $39,000 win bonus)
def. Nate Diaz: $50,000
I guess this was the last fight on that contract.
Originally Posted by Dr. MMA
Ummm... does that matter? It can be 10 seconds into the first round or 10 seconds of the last round, if the fighter is taking too many unanswered blows, it's a late stoppage.
Over time, I noticed that Kennedy says some really stupid stuff.
Nate used to make much more than $15k+15k win bonus. Who the hell renegotiated this aw contract?
His manager. He told CagePotato that he's awful at managing.
Tim Kennedy ✔ @TimKennedyMMA
Everybody saying that it was a late stoppage remember that it was 2 1/2 minutes into the first round. #TUF18Finale
Ummm... does that matter? It can be 10 seconds into the first round or 10 seconds of the last round, if the fighter is taking too many unanswered blows, it's a late stoppage.
Over time, I noticed that Kennedy says some really stupid stuff.
Originally Posted by mma #1 fan
diaz should be making way more than Gray
Nate used to make much more than $15k+15k win bonus. Who the hell renegotiated this aw contract?
diaz should be making way more than Gray
so i just watched maybe 3 min of the post fight press
she should have hit her kid in the head with the mic and told him to knock that shit off
30 post-event facts about The Ultimate Fighter 18 Finale
Total fight time for the 10-bout card was 1:39:43.
Betting favorites went 7-3 on the card.
Holdsworth, Diaz and Ryan Benoit earned TUF 18 Finale fight-night bonuses.
The Ultimate Fighter 18 Finale drew an announced attendance of 4,346 for a live gate of $322,742.50.
Team Tate went 2-0 against Team Rousey in the "TUF 18″ finals.
According to MMADecisions.com, Mario Yamasaki became the first referee to be involved in three UFC disqualifications.
Seven of the 10 winners on the card earned their first career UFC victory.
Diaz earned his first knockout victory since March 27, 2010 – a span of 1,344 days (nearly four years) and nine fights.
Diaz's victory at 2:38 of Round 1 was the quickest of his UFC career.
Diaz's 33 significant strikes landed moved him to a total of 801 in his UFC career, which is the eighth most in UFC history.
Diaz became the sixth fighter in UFC history to earn 10 lightweight victories.
Diaz recorded his first knockout in those 10 lightweight wins.
Diaz's eighth knockout or submission victories in the UFC lightweight division are tied with Kenny Florian for the third most ever. Joe Lauzon and B.J. Penn lead the category with nine finishes each.
Diaz's 12 UFC victories are the fourth most by any "TUF" winner.
Diaz's 11 career UFC post-fight bonuses are the third most in organizational history. Anderson Silva and Lauzon lead the category with 12 bonuses each.
Maynard has lost back-to-back fights for the first time in his career and has just one victory in his past five UFC appearances.
Maynard has been knocked out in all three of his professional defeats.
Pena earned her first knockout victory since Aug. 15, 2009 – a span of 1,568 days (more than four years) and five fights.
Pena became the eighth fighter in UFC history to record a knockout at the 4:59 mark of Round 1.
Holdsworth has earned all five of his career victories by submission. He has never gone past the second round in any of his combined amateur, "TUF" or professional fights.
Davey Grant (8-2 MMA, 0-1 UFC) has been submitted in both of his professional defeats.
Jessamyn Duke's (3-0 MMA, 1-0 UFC) 123 significant strikes landed marked a new UFC record for a debuting fighter.
Raquel Pennington (4-3 MMA, 1-0 UFC) snapped a two-fight losing streak for her first professional victory since September 2012.
Roxanne Modafferi (15-11 MMA, 0-1 UFC) suffered her sixth consecutive MMA defeat. She has not recorded a professional MMA victory since May 2010.
Akira Corassani (12-3 MMA, 3-0 UFC) is the only fighter from "TUF 14″ with an undefeated UFC record. Ten fighters from season 14 are currently signed to the UFC roster.
Maximo Blanco (9-5-1 MMA, 1-2 UFC) fell to 1-3 in his past four UFC/Strikeforce fights.
Corassani vs. Blanco was the first UFC fight to end by disqualification since Patrick Cote vs. Alessio Sakara at UFC 154.
Tom Niinimaki (21-5-1 MMA, 1-0 UFC) extended his career-high winning streak to 12 fights.
Walt Harris (6-2 MMA, 0-1 UFC) has been defeated by decision in both of his career losses.
Ryan Benoit (7-3 MMA, 0-1 UFC) was submitted for the first time in his 10-fight career.
Joe Silva's Shoes: What's next for The Ultimate Fighter 18 Finale winners?
Should fight: Shayna Bayzler
Why they should fight: Pennington earned a decision victory over Roxanne Modafferi (16-11 MMA, 0-1 UFC) on the TUF 18 Finale main-card opener on FOX Sports 1 to keep her UFC career alive.
UFC matchmakers normally pair a non-"TUF" winner against someone from her respective season. Considering all eight women from the latest season get at least one UFC fight, there are plenty of matchups available.
Baszler (15-8 MMA, 0-0 UFC) was considered one of the favorites to win the show, but after being eliminated, she was also unable to compete at the finale due to an injury.
Even though the season has come to end, the "tournament" of "TUF 18″ goes on, and the fighters who didn't win the show will weed each other out until only the best of the best remain.
Should fight: Sarah Moras
Why they should fight: In a situation similar to Pennington's, it makes sense to pair Duke against Moras (3-1 MMA, 0-0 UFC) once she recovers from an injury. This further separates the contenders from the pretenders on the first female "TUF" cast.
Should fight: UFC newcomer
Why they should fight: Pena looked very strong in her knockout win over Jessica Rakoczy (1-4 MMA, 0-1 UFC) to become the first female "TUF" champion.
Typically, "TUF" winners receive a fairly winnable fight coming off the finale, and there's no reason that would change now, especially considering how much potential the 24-year-old seems to have.
With that said, the UFC should sign a fresh face to take on Pena for her first post-"TUF" bout.
By no means should her next fight be a squash match, but considering the UFC just invested 13 weeks of television into the American, it would only seem logical for the organization to capitalize on the buzz and throw some favorable matchups her way and let her develop for at least a couple fights.
Should the free-agent market be barren of suitable 135-pounders, there are a few women at the bottom of the division who could make for a solid scrap.
Some are insisting Pena jump right into the shark tank against elite competition, but she is still very young in the sport and should be brought along at a reasonable pace.
Should fight: UFC newcomer
Why they should fight: See above
Should fight: Rafael dos Anjos
Why they should fight: Diaz defeated the always-tough Maynard in thrilling fashion in the main event of the TUF 18 Finale.
The victory was not one that will give Diaz an immediate UFC title shot. However, it was good enough to keep him in position to continue fighting against top 10 lightweights.
Unfortunately for Diaz, most of the top fighters at 155 pounds are currently booked for fights, injured or have already squared off with the Stockton slugger.
One man who hasn't crossed paths and is streaking in the division, though, is Brazilian dos Anjos (20-6 MMA, 9-4 UFC).
Both fighters are riding high after their most recent wins and are considered among the best fighters in the division.
Dos Anjos has had problems with pressure fighters before, and Diaz is the cream of the crop when it comes to that category. It would also be interesting to see how dos Anjos deals with the height, length and diverse striking ability of Diaz.
As for Diaz, bringing an end to dos Anjos' five-fight winning streak would be a significant moment in his career and place him in the conversation with other contenders for Anthony Pettis' belt.
TUF 18 Finale payouts and salaries: Nate Diaz earns just $30k for cleaning Gray Maynard's clock
Here are the complete TUF 18 Finale payouts and salaries:
Nate Diaz: $30,000 ($15,000 to show, $15,000 to win)
Gray Maynard: $45,000
Diaz def. Maynard via technical knockout
Julianna Pena: $16,000 ($8,000 to show, $8,000 to win)
Jessica Rakoczy: $8,000
Pena def. Rakoczy via technical knockout
Chris Holdsworth: $16,000 ($8,000 to show, $8,000 to win)
David Grant: $8,000
Holdsworth def. Grant via submission
Jessamyn Duke: $16,000 ($8,000 to show, $8,000 to win)
Peggy Morgan: $8,000
Duke def. Morgan via unanimous decision
Raquel Pennington: $16,000 ($8,000 to show, $8,000 to win)
Roxanne Modafferi: $8,000
Pennington def. Modafferi via unanimous decision
Akira Corassani: $16,000 ($8,000 to show, $8,000 to win)
Maximo Blanco: $17,000
Corassani def. Blanco via disqualification
Tom Niinimaki: $16,000 ($8,000 to show, $8,000 to win)
Rani Yahya: $20,000
Niinimaki def. Yahya via split decision
Jared Rosholt: $16,000 ($8,000 to show, $8,000 to win)
Walter Harris: $8,000
Rosholt def. Harris via unanimous decision
Sean Spencer: $16,000 ($8,000 to show, $8,000 to win)
Drew Dober: $8,000
Spencer def. Dober via unanimous decision
Josh Sampo: $16,000 ($8,000 to show, $8,000 to win)
Ryan Benoit: $8,000
Sampo def. Benoit via submission
The total disclosed payroll for TUF 18 Finale was $312,000.
TUF 18 Finale Bonuses & Extras
Benoit, Diaz, Holdsworth OTN winners
$50,000 'of the Night' performance bonuses
Fight of the Night*
Josh Sampo defeated Ryan Benoit by Submission (RNC, Round 2, 4:31)
Knockout of the Night
Nate Diaz defeated Gray Maynard by TKO (Ref Stoppage, 1st Round, 2:38)
Submission of the Night
Chris Holdsworth defeated Davey Grant by Submission (RNC, 2nd Round, 2:10)
*Ordinarily both the winning and the losing fighter get $50,000 for being in the fight of the night. However, in a response to fighters failing to make weight, the UFC said previously that fighters must make weight to receive a performance bonus. Thus, despite losing Benoit earned an extra $100K.
There were also $25,000 TUF 18 'of the Season' bonuses awarded, and all went to female fighters.
Fight of the Season
Raquel Pennington over Jessamyn Duke by unanimous decision, episode six.
Knockout of the Season
Jessica Rakoczy beat Roxanne Modafferi by TKO in the second
Submission of the Season
Sarah Moras over Peggy Morgan during the elimination round.
TUF 18 Finale draws reported 4,346 attendance for $322,742.50 live gate
TJ Grant ✔ @TJ_Grant
Wow! Could have been stopped a bit earlier maybe.
9:45 PM - 30 Nov 2013
UFC ✔ @ufc
WOW!!! @natediaz209 with the HUGE TKO victory!!! https://vine.co/v/hPjHxu3l3eW
Jens Pulver ✔ @Jens_Pulver
@NateDiaz209 sweet lord son, that was incredible.
9:45 PM - 30 Nov 2013
Urijah Faber ✔ @UrijahFaber
Damn homie!! @ufc
9:46 PM - 30 Nov 2013
Tim Kennedy ✔ @TimKennedyMMA
Everybody saying that it was a late stoppage remember that it was 2 1/2 minutes into the first round. #TUF18Finale
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Largely, our shopping tradition came about because I grew up in New Hampshire, where the nearest mall was an hour and a half away. So when we were in Boston to visit my aunt, uncle and cousins for Thanksgiving, the opportunity to shop at a mall (or even two!) was enticing to my mom.
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It's official: Jabari Parker is coming to Duke.
Parker, the No. 2 overall prospect in the class of 2013, committed to the Blue Devils on Dec. 20 during a special ESPNU broadcast of his decision. But he couldn't sign until the spring, and he signed his binding letter of intent Wednesday at Chicago high school, Simeon Career Academy.
"We're excited for Jabari and his family to join our family here at Duke," coach Mike Krzyzewski said. "We are confident he will have a great career, and we are glad to have him in our program."
A 6-foot-8 forward, Parker led his school to an unprecedented four Illinois Class 4A championships and is the first player to earn the Mr. Basketball of Illinois award twice. He averaged 18.4 points, 10.4 rebounds and 2.7 assists during his senior season and has participated in several all-star games, including the McDonald's All-American Game, the Jordan Brand Classic and the Nike Hoop Summit. He was the co-MVP of the Classic, scoring 16 points on 8-of-13 shooting and posting seven rebounds, two assists, two steals and a block.
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---- — CLINTON — Clinton starter Scott DeCecco retired the first 15 batters he faced en route to a 4-3 LumberKings win over the Burlington Bees, Sunday afternoon, at Ashford University Field.
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Up 4-0, DeCecco cruised through the first five innings without a hitch. In the top of the sixth, Burlington's Andrew Ray doubled down the left-field line to break up the perfect game bid. DeCecco retired the next two hitters but then allowed a run-scoring single to Sherman John- son that got the Bees on the board.
Kyle Johnson followed with a single and DeCecco hit Wade Hinkle to load the bases. Eddie Menchaca summoned Jochi Ogando from the bullpen who promptly retired Michael Bolaski on a pop-up for the final out in the inning.
The Bees added a pair against Ogando in the seventh on a sacrifice fly from Sandy Martinez and an RBI single by Pedro Toribio. Clinging to a 4-3 lead in the eighth, Ogando loaded the bases again but retired Chance Ross on a groundout to end the threat.
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It was a bounce back win for the LumberKings, who fell in extra innings on Saturday to the Bees, 7-4. Burlington scored three runs in the top of the 10th to steal the victory, despite an early Clinton lead.
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BENSON — It may have lacked some of the luster of a usual Friday night contest but Clayton and West Johnston's Monday night affair had all the importance of a typical late season game with the usual playoff implications.
Clayton, needing a pair of wins within five days to grab the No. 3 seed in the Greater Neuse River Conference to assure itself of a postseason berth, took the first step with a 27-21 win over West Johnston.
The game, which was originally scheduled for last Friday night but postponed due to soggy field conditions, displayed the to-be-expected vaunted Clayton rushing attack as the Comets ran for 379 yards.
The biggest plays of the night, however, may have been initiated by the arm of quarterback Sam May and the leg of place kicker Nick Christiansen.
In addition to finding the end zone on a pair of rushing scores, May gave Clayton the upper hand in the third quarter when he rolled out to his left and found fullback Jace Brown for 23 yards on a pivotal fourth-and-9 on the West Johnston 27-yardline.
The completion, May's only one of the night, was followed by Evan Bradshaw's four-yard plunge on the next play to break the tie and give Clayton the 21-14 lead late in the third quarter.
"The game really hinged on that fourth down play," Clayton coach Randy Pinkowski said of May's connection with Brown that came after May just missed Brown on the previous play. "He's not a big fan of that waggle pass but on that second time on the fourth down situation, he came around with great patience, set, squared his shoulders downhill and threw a strike to our fullback.
"That was the ballgame right there."
Christiansen added a pair of field goals in the fourth quarter to then fend off the resilient Wildcats and move the Comets (7-3, 3-2) to a tie for third place in the GNRC entering the final Friday of the regular season.
West Johnston (3-6, 1-4) seemed to have an answer for the Comets all night long. After falling behind a score in the first quarter, Cameron Williams led the Wildcats down the field twice in the second quarter and ran the ball in on both scoring drives to give the Wildcats the 14-7 halftime lead.
In the fourth quarter, after Christiansen hit the first of his two field goals to push Clayton up by 10 points, Williams connected on big gains through the air to Josh Banfalvy and Xavier Carter on the ensuing drive before Cody Murdock found the end zone from four yards out.
That's when the Clayton rushing attack did the most damage in taking over five minutes off the clock to leave Williams just 59 seconds to try to answer one last time, now down six points after Christiansen's second field goal of the quarter.
Williams was pressured each of the next four plays on which he dropped back to pass and the Comets forced the turnover on downs to end the game.
"Our kids played really hard and they stood right in there toe-to-toe with them," West Johnston coach Jimmy Williams said of his team, who dropped its fourth game of the season by seven points or less. "It's where we've been all year. You've got learn to be in tight games before you can win them.
"We're starting to cross that threshold."
Brown led the Comets with 159 yards on the ground while Eric Hoy (77 yards) and Rodney Rowe (75 yards) did their usual damage toting the ball.
Williams led West Johnston with 115 yards passing to go along with his two rushing touchdowns. Tre Frederick led the Wildcats with 53 yards rushing.


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You may begin setting up your event at 4 p.m. and guests may arrive as early as 5:30 p.m. You have use of the Community Room until 8:30 p.m. We recommend ending your event by 8:00 to allow enough time for clean up after your event. The building and front gate are locked at 8:45 p.m. unless alternative arrangements have been approved in advance. If an event extends beyond 8:30 p.m., a fee of $115 per hour (or any fraction thereof) will be charged.
You may use the chairs and tables provided by the Museum for your event, but you are responsible for setting up the room, returning everything to its found condition, and cleaning up after your event. This includes cleaning the kitchen, removing all food and belongings, and disposing of trash and recycling.
The kitchen adjacent to the Community Room is available for use by an approved caterer for prepared food assembly and service. We do not permit cooking on site or potluck meals. In accordance with Vermont law, only a Vermont-licensed caterer may serve alcohol.
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CSU Dominguez Hills 50th Anniversary Speakers Series: "Influential Women in California" Talk Set For March 22
California State University, Dominguez Hills continues its 50th Anniversary Speakers Series with "Influential Women
in California" on Monday, March 22. In recognition of Women's History Month, this special lecture featuring three
inspiring and influential Southern California women, including CSU Dominguez Hills alumna Towalame Austin (Class of '04, B.A., business administration/marketing; at right), president of the Magic Johnson Foundation.
On March 11, the Shell Pipeline Company presented a check for $25,000 to California State University, Dominguez Hills to
support the Presidential Scholarships, Student Research Day, the Faculty Awards, and events to celebrate the university's
50th anniversary, which will continue through spring 2011.
Greg Williams: Director of University Archives Pens New Book on History of CSU Dominguez Hills
In honor of the 50th anniversary of California State University, Dominguez Hills, a new book on the history of the
campus has been written and compiled by Greg Williams, director of the University Archives and Special Collections containing more than 200 images of the university
from its early beginnings as South Bay State College - when it was located in a Rolling Hills Estates bank building -
to the Carson campus as it stands today.
California State University, Dominguez Hills College of Arts and Humanities is hosting a lecture by Junichi Ihara,
consul general of Japan in Los Angeles, on March 24, from 1 to 2:30 p.m. in the Loker Student Union. The event is
free and open to all students, faculty, staff, and members of the community.
Randolph Cauthen: English Professor Publishes Seminal Work on Law Students' Writing
Randolph Cauthen, associate professor of English at California State University, Dominguez Hills, has recently published his first full-length book, "Black Letters: An Ethnography of a Beginning Legal Writing Course".


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Lloyds Banking Group is weighing up if it needs to take part in the UK government's asset protection scheme (APS). The plan, described as "catastrophe insurance" to protect Lloyds and RBS from losses above a certain amount, may no longer be in Lloyds' best interests and it is considering options, according to reports.
On pure financials, a rights issue could be better for shareholders. Credit Suisse analysts estimate the APS must payout 9 billion pounds for the scheme to breakeven for Lloyds, equivalent to further asset losses of about 9 percent. "On this basis we think there are grounds for Lloyds to reconsider its accession to APS," the analysts say.
But that doesn't mean shareholders would be better off without APS. Lloyds would probably have to raise at least 15 billion pounds to provide a capital cushion to satisfy regulators, which could be difficult.
As with all insurance, the policyholder may not make money, but "it caps unexpected losses and that is arguably worth a lot in this environment," the Credit Suisse analysts say.
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Music Review: 'Hansel and Gretel'
Date: March 3, 2010
by: June LeBell
Sarasota Opera's latest addition to this season's repertory is the story of alcoholism, cannibalism, child abuse and a bad marriage. In the hands of composer Engelbert Humperdinck, "Hansel and Gretel" has become a charming, grand opera favorite that has audiences happily humming familiar tunes as they exit the theater.
Humperdinck, in setting this Grimm fairy tale, managed to come up with an opera about children scored for an orchestra so dense and so richly embroidered, it can obscure the voices on stage.
Fortunately, Anthony Barrese was in the pit and he made crystal-clear water out of the often impenetrable orchestration, never overpowering the singers and bringing forth some of the finest playing from the Sarasota Opera Orchestra to date. Beautiful as the singing and music is on stage, it's the orchestra that shines in this production.
Humperdinck's "Hansel and Gretel," written in German but sung in English with such clear enunciation the super-titles are almost superfluous, follows the fairy tale fairly well, omitting only the bread-crumb trail, and keeps the aura of childhood fears of the dark, witches and parental retribution in close contact with other child-like enthusiasms for wanderlust, adventure and candy.
Like the cast in this season's "The Magic Flute," many of the performers in "Hansel and Gretel" are Sarasota Opera studio artists. In fact, only Heather Johnson (Hansel) and Stella Zambalis (the Witch) are soloists with the company. Johnson, who is making an excellent career with engagements at New York City Opera, Glimmerglass and Boston Lyric, among others, was agile physically and vocally, making a fetching and believable Hansel.
Zambalis, who's appeared at the Met, Houston Grand Opera and Seattle Opera, is more of a bel-canto witch than the scary-but-loving Rosina Daintymouth, who flies into tantrums at the drop of a broomstick and has a taste for yummy young things.
Angela Mortellaro's Gretel was pretty and pert, but her voice, tending toward too wide a vibrato, often lost pitch, especially when she sang softly. Still, she nicely managed the extended range called for in this demanding role. Alissa Anderson (The Sandman) and Sarah Beckham (The Dewman), both big-voiced singers, had little staging to work with and sang their short arias with the kind of over-zealousness that comes from having too little to sing in too short a time.
In fact, one sensed that many of the singers felt they had to sing full throttle throughout their times on stage. Whether this was because they wanted their moment in the sun or they felt overwhelmed by the immensity of the orchestration, it probably comes down to lack of the kind of experience they need for this type of opera. Evan Brummel (Peter) and Valerie Kopinski (his wife) left no doubt about the grandeur of their instruments, but we're sure that as they acquire more stage time, they'll have the kind of faith in their talents that will allow them to color their sounds.
And, then, there were the children. The gingerbread-turned-human kids were all from the Sarasota Youth Opera, under the leadership of Lance Inouye. Their singing was enthusiastic and their diction clear and understandable. The dancing Choir of Angels came from the Diane Partington Studio of Classical Ballet, and although the choreography was at times stilted, they made a comforting tableau as Hansel and Gretel slept in the forest.
David P. Gordon's scenery — an A-frame, one-room cottage in the first scene; a realistic stand of woods in the second; and an adorably delicious witch's candy castle in the last act — with Ken Yunker's impressive lighting made this Grimm tale appropriately bewitching and bewitched.
Jeffrey Marc Buchman's staging, steadfastly traditional, was made less so by the ragtag costumes of Howard Tsvi Kaplan. The outlandishly odd getups these characters wore diminished their roles rather than embellishing them.
Still, this is a charming production of an incredibly difficult opera featuring some excellent singers and one of the finest orchestras you can hear.
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After the Coast 2 Coast in New Zealand, we had an other big meeting in Australia, the "Kona Odyssey MTB Race". An amazing event(one of the most important in Australia), more than 2000 riders, 100kms and a lot of awesome single tracks, perfect for our 29er Chiru Pulse.
Surprise for every riders, Mimi arrived 3rd at 4 min after the 1rst and 2 min after the 2nd (the Worldchampion of 24h mtb). And she smashed all the girls for the prize of the Mountain ))
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Original recipe yields 10 servings
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 C).
- Unroll one package of crescent roll dough, and cover the bottom of a 9x13 inch pan. Layer the ham, provolone cheese, Swiss cheese, salami, pepperoni, and red peppers, on top of the dough.
- In a bowl, beat the eggs lightly, and stir in the parmesan cheese and black pepper. Pour 3/4 of this mixture over the peppers. Unroll the second package of dough, and place over the top of the peppers. Brush with the remaining egg mixture. Cover with aluminum foil.
- Bake for 25 minutes in the preheated oven. Remove foil, and bake another 10 to 20 minutes, or until dough is fluffy and golden brown. Cut into squares. Serve warm, or at room temperature.
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A few helpful hints with this recipe: Change oven temperature to 375 and bake covered for 25 minutes. Then remove foil and bake another 20 minutes until golden brown. I know many reviewers have had a problem with the bottom crust being soggy. Here are some helpful hints to avoid that: If you choose to use the roasted peppers, pat them dry with a paper towel. Be sure to get hard salami, not cooked salami. Some deli meats, like ham, are too juicy, so try a different kind of ham - I've gotten apple/honey ham (it's dryer). Let the pan cool for at least 15 minutes to allow the filling to set up. For a nice presentation, I cut into squares and place them on a platter with paper doilies. The paper doilies absorb some of the extra moisture on the bottom crust. I hope this was helpful! ENJOY! :)
YUM!!!!!!!!!!! I took these to a party and they were a MAJOR HIT!!!! I spruced up the recipe a little bit after reading the reviews. Once I spread the bottom crust in the pan, I covered it with a thin layer of sun dried tomato pesto and baked it for 6 minutes. While that was baking I dried the roasted red peppers between 2 paper towels like others suggested, I also dried the ham that way too. On the semi-baked bottom layer, I put a layer of prvolone, then salami, then ham, then pepperoni, then a layer of shredded mozzarella, then I sprinkled some garlic powder over all that. I used 4 eggs and about 5-6 tablespoons of parmesan and put the top layer of crescent rolls on and used 1 more egg for an egg wash on the top of the dough. I baked it at 375 for 20 minutes without foil, checked it and found it getting to be a little too brown and loosely tented it with foil for the last 25 minutes. I let it cool in the pan for 30 minutes before cutting it. I cut it into about 40 little pieces, held them together with toothpicks and served at room temp. They were THE HIT of the party and there was some good food there!! Thanks for such a great recipe and all the good reviews!
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Oh my goodness! Followed previous advice about baking the bottom layer for 6 minutes, and that is all I changed. Ranting and raving followed! Great, unique snack for a get-together. I didn't have the greasy problems that others have noted, and I made sure that the peppers drained on paper towels prior to making it. Thanks for a great recipe!
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Amount Per Serving (10 total)
- Calories
- 452 cal
- 23%
- Fat
- 29.1 g
- 45%
- Carbs
- 25.3 g
- 8%
- Protein
- 20 g
- 40%
- Cholesterol
- 112 mg
- 37%
- Sodium
- 1291 mg
- 52%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Grove
by Phillip Zonkel
Press-Telegram, May 9, 2002. Anaheim, California.
Steven Wright was weaned on the comedy albums of Jonathan Winters, Bob
Newhart, and Woody Allen. At 14, the teen-ager dreamed about the day he
might make an audience laugh; however, Wright didn't tell anyone the punch
"It was my secret," says the 46-year-old comedian. "I was afraid if I told
anyone, I would jinx it."
Nothing funny about that. After graduating from Emerson College with a mass
communications degree, the Boston native still harbored the stand-up dream.
"I finally had to confront it," Wright says. "I didn't want to be selling
insurance at 40, wondering what would it have been like to do stand-up."
Within a few yeas, he wouldn't have to wonder anymore. During an open mike
night at Boston's Comedy Connection, Wright told his first joke: "I was in a
bookstore, and I started talking to a French-looking girl. She was a
bilingual illiterate. She couldn't read in two languages."
"I was scared out of my mind and just said this stuff that I had memorized
in my apartment. I didn't even wait for them to laugh," Wright says.
But when they did, "What an amaaaazing rush! I was finally doing this thing
that I had been thinking about since I was 14, and someday, I thought, maybe
'The Tonight Show.'"
On Aug. 6, 1982, that dream came true. Wright made his first of many
appearances on the late-night, king-of-comedy show. "To go on there was
incredible," says Wright, who showed the nation his now-trademark comedy,
part catatonic delivery and part comatose expression. "Then, to have
(Johnny) really like what I do, to the point that I was on there many times,
it was a validation; it was a stamp of approval."
Carson wasn't the only one to appreciate Wright's wit. With that appearance,
the funnyman went from performing in 60-seat Boston area clubs to joke
joints around the country.
Tonight, Wright brings his skewered observations on life to The Grove of
His 1986 debut album, "I Have a Pony," earned him a Grammy nomination. Two
years later, Wright starred in his first HBO special, "On Location: Steven
In June 1999, GQ magazine published a Comedy Issue, which ranked the 75
funniest jokes of all time. Wright had five on the list.
"He has a very direct and well-honed sense of timing," says the managing
editor Marting Beiser, who was in charge of compiling the list. "Part of his
humor is its terseness. He's a one-liner, and when they work, they're very
And a little off the beaten path. "He has a very strange mind," Beiser says.
"He probably saves his best lines for his shrink."
Take his shrink, please. Psychiatrists also have been fodder in Wright's
stand-up routine and on the silver screen. In 1988, Wright starred with
"Roseanne's" Laurie Metcalf and British comedian Rowan "Mr. Bean" Atkinson
in "The Apointments of Dennis Jennings." The 30-minute comedy film, which
Wright co-wrote with Michael Armstrong, follows a waiter who shoots his
psychiatrists with a hunting rifle.
The flick won the Oscar for best short film. "I remember going up there and
saying, 'This is for the short film category, and we're really glad now that
we cut out the other 60 minutes.'
"It was a pretty amazing experience. I never fantasized or daydreamed about
(winning an Oscar)," says Wright, who keeps the golden boy on his bookshelf.
"It's great having one of those. It's very strange to see it. You usually
only see it on television on that show on that night. It's surrealistc."
In 1999, Wright returned to the big screen as actor-writer-director in "One
Wright's script took aim at pontificators - a civil war soldier, standing in
front of a firing squad, contemplates the meaning of life, why people are
alive and what it means to be alive.
"Then, right before he's executed, he realizes he's wasted his life thinking
about this stuff and has no answers and should've gone out and had more
fun," Wright says. "His last sentence is, 'Now I get it.'"
And Wright gets a thrill out of calling the action behind the camera. "I
loved the millions of decisions involved. I loved deciding who's in it,
where it's going to be shot, doing the writing, writing some of the music,"
he says. "You do that on stage but in a different way. The similarity is
what information is going to be in the audiences mind?
"I want to do more of it, but I don't want to stop doing stand-up," Wright
says. "I never went into stand-up to getr a big movie career going. I still
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The current ordinance has been on the books since 1984, and city leaders think it's time for an update.
A proposal would require taxicab drivers to take a customer service class provided by GoWichita. The hope is that when someone arrives in Wichita, the cab driver knows about the city and can answer questions.
The proposal would also make smoking illegal in cabs, although council member Michael O'Donnell asked that some cabs allow smoking.
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For her latest Confessions of a Full-Time Wizard column, Shelly Mazzanoble interviewed several members of R&D. She came away with a new appreciation for just how long the folk in R&D have been playing Dungeons & Dragons. In most cases, it's a long time. That's long as in decades.
I share that longevity, having gotten my start all the way back in 2nd grade. Even now, few things are as satisfying to me as flipping through the pages of a 1st Edition Monster Manual. Nostalgia reigns supreme. I started playing with 2nd Edition, so the illustrations still resonate with me, long after the specific rules are a distant memory.
A few years back, some of us started a 0-edition (or OD&D) campaign. We wanted to break out the three original, pamphlet-size rulebooks and re-experience the game in its original form. It was … educational. Nostalgia, it turns out, can mask a large measure of difficulty and confusion. Despite the setbacks, a few people (including Steve Winter) have kept on with the campaign.
I also participated in a recent 1st Edition AD&D campaign run by folks who share fond memories of those immortal black-and-white rulebooks. While it's always fun to get together with friends and roll the dice, revisiting those earlier editions of the game also brought back their quirks, contradictions, complications, and holes.
Of course, I now play and DM 4th Edition campaigns. In one recent session, we faced a creature going back to the game's earliest days. Let's see if you can guess what it is from its description through the editions:
How long did it take you to figure out that these descriptions are of a roper through the ages?
Back in 1st Edition, here's how the mechanics of the roper played out:
Strength damage occurring over time? Then it drags its prey? You can break a strand, but it still drags you closer? And what does "take half damage at most from cold" mean? The roper is certainly a classic monster, but mechanically … what exactly is happening here, and when?
In 3rd Edition, the roper's strands were codified as follows:
So in 1st Edition, the Strength loss was fixed (50%) but the time varied (1-3 melee rounds). 3rd Edition varied the loss (2d8 points) but made it happen immediately. And heaven help you if, after re-calculating your Strength once, the roper hit you with a second strand.
In both cases, players were forced to recalculate their Strength scores and all dice modifiers dependent on Strength -- at the table, on the fly. In real terms, the true damage caused by a 3rd Edition roper wasn't Strength loss, it was frustration around the table. The last thing any DM wants is for the action to grind to a halt while rules are interpreted and numbers recalculated. Correction: The last thing any DM wants is for the action to grind to a halt for any reason. Faced with this, it may have been easier to simply not use ropers -- which would be a shame, because they're D&D through and through.
So, how did the roper do in our recent 4th Edition session? It beat the stuffing out of us. It grabbed characters, weakened them, dragged them close, and chewed on them. It did everything a roper was always meant to do and did it without grinding down the game. I hadn't faced a roper since my earliest days of 1st Edition, and I loved it. Another player's comment was, "this roper acts more like a 1st Edition roper than 1st Edition ropers did."
My sincere belief is that 4th Edition allows monsters to be played more easily than ever before without sacrificing any of their flavor. If anything, they have more flavor than before. I've experienced this in multiple games, as "classic" monsters hit the table and played true to their concept: ropers, stirges, bulettes, even (or perhaps especially) dragons. I've never had the privilege of facing the tactical nightmare that is the beholder, but I can't help but believe that they, too, play better than ever at the table.
There couldn't be any question that these classic monsters would remain in the game and have a place in 4th Edition's Monster Manuals. It's especially satisfying, however, to see them back on the table, terrorizing heroes in dungeons and wildernesses. So what are your favorite monsters from past editions that have been improved in 4th Edition? Are there monsters that you think have suffered in their latest incarnation? What monsters would you like to see updated that haven't been as of yet? Send us your feedback at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Ohio author and former professor at Oberlin College, Pauline Chen, has published her first novel, The Red Chamber, and she joins Barbara Gray to talk about this retelling of the Chinese literary classic Dream of the Red Chamber.
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Bestselling author James Lee Burke is back with another novel in the Dave Robicheaux detective series, Creole Belle, and David Delegator talks with the author about this iconic character and this newest adventure.
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Yet it is also the case that years and years of high-level scientific and medical research has identified considerable health benefits that breastfeeding provides both infant and mother. So valid and extensive is this evidence that public and private organizations are promoting campaigns to educate women about breastfeeding, and to encourage the practice. Some women do not breastfeed because they are unable to produce their own milk. In this circumstance, throughout history, an option available to women is "wet nursing," a practice – not nearly as popular today as in times past – in which a woman other than the mother of the baby breastfeeds the child.
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Mother's breast milk supplies a baby with optimum nutrients but also protective antibodies which boost the immune system.
The advantages of breastfeeding also accrue to the mother, including reducing the risk of breast cancer, uterine and ovarian cancer, and osteoporosis; promoting postpartum weight loss; and, when compared with what a mother would spend on formula, breastfeeding saves money (the American Academy of Pediatrics estimates that over the first year of breastfeeding a mother saves $400 on what she would have spent if she fed her baby with formula).
Breastfeeding went considerably out of favor in the early 1900s with the advent of the "bottle" and formula. In fact, it became the "in" thing not to breastfeed, for that was widely considered common as opposed to the more sophisticated (and let's not forget less physically and mentally demanding) feeding with a bottle. During the mid-1900s, about 80 percent of all babies in the U.S. were bottle fed.
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Call to Action emphasized the value of breastfeeding, and it also promoted public support and accommodation for breastfeeding.
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One of the primary focuses of the study and campaign is to create more options and places for women to breastfeed at work and when out in public.
Women start producing milk around the 16th week of pregnancy.
Breastfeeding takes practice. And there can be any number of hiccups (sometimes literally) and awkwardness and lack of coordination between mommy and baby. Many mothers have difficulty producing enough milk for their infant.
Specially trained and certified lactation consultants, part of a rapidly growing field, help mothers and babies nurse more effectively, and deliver general support and comfort in the nursing process.
Lactation consultants work one on one, or with groups; they also teach classes. They may counsel on feeding schedules, and on the mechanics of breastfeeding; for example, how a woman should position herself and her baby; how a mother can use a breast pump, or massage or another technique to induce milk flow and increase the nourishment the baby receives.
A lactation consultant can advise on diet that can improve the quality of milk, and how to work with and remedy internal medical conditions that may inhibit milk flow and production.
There are many reasons that women cannot produce milk, among them that her baby arrived prematurely. In cases in which a woman does not have sufficient milk for her infant, lactation consultants can network her to a milk bank that holds certification through the Human Milk Banking Association of North America (HMBANA), where she can obtain screened and heat-treated donated mother's milk.
Again, provided that the mother's milk is contaminant free and is properly screened, it is superior to formula as a nutrient source for a baby.
Actually, the first breast milk bank in the United States was founded nearby, at Boston's Floating Hospital in 1911. When the breast milk bank at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center, which had opened in 1975, closed in 2001, the northeast region of the U.S. was left without a milk bank.
Filling the void was Mothers' Milk Bank of New England (MMBNE) founded in 2006 by a small cadre of nurses, mothers, and lactation consultants.
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Hixon transformed the field of portrait photography in Kansas City and the surrounding region during a career that spanned more than seven decades. His studios—the first in the Brady Building at 11th and Main Streets, and the second just one block west in the Baltimore Hotel—welcomed thousands of patrons throughout the 1910s and 1920s.
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Living with a high blood pressure disease that has caused blackouts and seizures, Lyzzi Elliott, 28, of Grayslake, has spent several holidays in a place no one wants to be—a hospital.
She's made it her mission to bring Christmas cheer to others in the same situation, by collecting holiday ornaments to donate to hospitals throughout Illinois and Wisconsin.
Elliott said she was inspired to establish HOPE Ornaments seven years ago after bringing an ornament to her friend's daughter, who was hospitalized with leukemia.
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Elliott's goal is to collect 5,000 ornaments for donation. She's well on her way having already collected more than 2,100.
"It leaves me speechless," said Elliott of the number of ornaments residents and businesses have donated.
Donations have also come in from 17 states as well as England, Norway and Spain.
Elliott accepts donations throughout the year. Any donation made by Dec. 21 will be delivered to hospitals in time for Christmas 2012. Donations made after Christmas will be held and donated next year.
About 35 volunteers help to deliver the ornaments to area hospitals.
HOPE Ornaments accepts unwrapped new, gently used and handmade ornaments for infants, children, teens, adults and seniors, as well as clear cellophane bags and ribbons in holiday colors.
Something's Brewing locations in Grayslake, at 82 Center St. (downtown) and at 1126 E. Washington St. (in the Washington Square plaza across from the College of Lake County) are designated drop-off sites.
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