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A Rockford man who was paroled in December about a year into a three-year sentence for exposing his genitalia and touching another man with it at a St. Charles gym is in hot water again, this time showing up uninvited to a high school swim meet in Riverside.
Lawrence E. Adamczyk, 49, was arrested Jan. 12 at Riverside Brookfield High School during a swim meet, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. The news company reported Adamczyk started out heading from Rockford to Brookfield Zoo to find young boys with whom to have sex when pop star Justin Bieber sent him a message by brainwave to go to the school instead.
Riverside police said school security called them after finding Adamczyk in a closed area, and when officers arrived, he was sitting in the bleachers, watching the swimmers, the Chicago Sun-Times reported. He later told police he performed a sex act while watching the competition.
According to the Sun-Times, Adamczyk has been on electronic monitoring since his parole last month for his conviction stemming from the incident in St. Charles.
St. Charles Patch reported that Adamczyk was arrested on June 28, 2011, in that incident, after patrons of a local gym told police he exposed himself to them, and that he inappropriately touched three men.
In October 2011, St. Charles Patch reported that a judge sentenced Adamczyk to three years in prison on the aggravated battery charge in that incident.
Aspects of Adamczyk's appearance in Riverside baffled police there, the Sun-Times reported, because his parole status indicated a history of prior sex offenses, including arrests for similar crimes in 2009 at a Rockford high school and in 2005 at the Northern Illinois University Campus. Yet, Riverside Police Chief Thomas Weitzel told the Sun-Times, Adamczyk has not been required to register as a sex offender.
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So you can plot your course in advance, here are the participating businesses:
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- Wild Earth Outfitters
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Parking is fine. You don't really need a car except to make long trips (generally to and from school) because town is close enough to walk to and there's not much else immediately outside of town...
Off-Campus Housing:
Off campus housing is fine, but on- campus housing options are much nicer, closer to campus, have cleaning services and are cheaper for students on financial aid.
I didn't have an internship or on school job.
Absolutely phenomenal experience. I don't regret a minute or a penny spent towards my Middlebury education. I plan to become a therapist and am applying to graduate school to do so. I have met with success in my job searches post-graduating and have current job satisfaction as a first- grade teacher.
I did not apply for financial aid.
Middlebury is fairly homogenous racially and socioeconomically, but in terms of "social diversity" it is pretty diverse. Students are all passionate about a wide array of issues. I never found that the lack of racial or socioeconomic diversity affected the quality of my education.
Campus Housing:
I won't live in as nice accommodations until I'm 30. I had a single every year except freshman year, lived in spacious rooms with kind housemates. I never had a problem with the lottery system and got great housing even though I drew not- great housing numbers. Senior year my on campus apartment was HUGE, clean, new, had a cleaning service and overlooked the Adirondack's and the Green Mountains on either side.
Greek Life:
There is no Greek Life.
Drug Safety:
There are barely any drugs on campus besides alcohol, and although there is your average peer pressure to drink, if you are a non- drinker you are treated with respect and still can have lots of fun at parties.
Health & Safety:
Campus security is extremely helpful and campus is extremely safe.
Vermont is cold. If you don't like the cold, don't apply to Middlebury. On the other hand, it is absolutely gorgeous when it snows and everyone who attends Middlebury is on board with the weather. You don't hear a lot of complaining and the weather doesn't affect overall moral or campus spirit.
No difficulties at all getting into the Political Science program. The professors are great and my advisor, while not great at advising or being available, is a genuinely nice and great guy who can give somewhat good advice from time to time.
I love my political science program because it is my favorite subject. Nothing really unique about the program, but its fascinating to me.
Overall Experience:
If it wasn't for certain people, rugby, exercise, academics, and sheer force of will, I would have left Middlebury long ago.
Drug Safety:
While the use of hard drugs like cocaine and heroin is more out of sight (you have to seek it out but there are plenty of people doing it), the use of Marijuana is EVERYWHERE. The smell is horrible and public safety never does anything about it. The administration is stricter on alcohol, both those under and over 21, then any kind of drugs.
Health & Safety:
The health center is ok, the nurses mean well but are mediocre. Dr. Mark Peluso, the campus physician, is the man. I've heard people say so many bad things about him, and while he may not be the best and brightest at his position, the man is incredibly hard working and is always there for students who are sick. I have chronic sinusitis and he, my commons dean, and my professors were the only ones who cared. The man is a saint.
Either nonexistent or horribly run.
Off-Campus Dining:
Other than Mcdonalds which is only accessible by car, the only reliable and tasty option is Magic Wok, a chinese place. Otherwise, when the dining halls (which are mediocre at best at every meal besides breakfast, which is heavenly) close at 8pm, there is no place to get food.
The academics are the only saving grace of this place. I have only ever had three bad professors during my three years at Middlebury. They are incredibly knowledgeable about the material and they are very, very supportive of you as long as you seek them out and attend the class regularly. Office hours are incredibly helpful. The only critique I have of the professors is that they will give you a B or B+ for no specific reason. Reading the feedback one would think that they had been given an A. But, instead, because one did not regurgitate the professors words, then one is docked grade wise.
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The housing lottery system is ridiculous and has not an ounce of fairness in it. The dorms are not very clean. The social life is horrible unless you are rich, white, preppy, elitist new englander or wanna be new englander or are one of the hippie, environmentalist, protest crazies.
Negative temperatures are a regular occurrence in December and January. Spring doesn't really being until May, by which point there are only two weeks of school left.
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The college is strict about all the wrong things.
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Most people you talk to who are still in school at Middlebury are more than satisfied with their college experience or else they wouldn't be doling out the high tuition to come here. The academics are outstanding, though you may wonder where your classes will take you later. Students often wish they toiled less at the books and more at the booze, but the pristine facilities tend to distract from scholastic misery. Professors are brilliant, witty, and sympathetic, although there are some haughty bumps in the road. The on-campus social scene is lively and shot through with school spirit. The athletics puts Middlebury at the top of its division, and the area is quaint ("quaint," unfortunately, being the opposite of any adjective suggestive of "nightlife").
Middlebury provides an incredibly varied experience—an opportunity to stick your paintbrush in all shades of colors, so to speak. Students can leave Middlebury with seven different areas of study, visits to 10 foreign countries, and/or stories of rock climbing in New Zealand under their belts. Sure, you'll inevitably take a class or two that ends up as the bane of your existence for a semester, and you will cringe at the titanic tuition bill every month, but the people you'll meet and the places you'll go will set your experience apart from those of other students in your high school's graduating class. The daunting ambitions of others around you will provide a constant challenge to your own motivations, actions, and thoughts.
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MANKATO — Greater Mankato Growth, along with Visit Mankato and the City Center Partnership, announced the winners of the Greater Mankato Business Awards & Hall of Fame.
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Distinguished Business Award: Jones and Magnus, Attorneys at Law
Entrepreneurial Business Award: Oleson + Hobbie Architects LLC
Brian Fazio Business Education Partnership Award: Mankato Area Public Schools,Bolton & Menk Inc., Ecumen Pathstone Living and The Thro Company
Hap Halligan Leadership Award: Kate Loging
Young Professional of the Year: Matt Norland
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Hospitality Award: Vetter Stone Amphitheater
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For his final performance of the 2012 Artist-in-Residence series, Hunter Hunt-Hendrix will present selections from the ever-in-progress libretto for the opera OIOION, including the poem "Stations of the Arkwork", which follows in the wake of his controversial 2009 essay "Transcendental Black Metal: A Vision of Apocalyptic Humanism".
OIOION is an ongoing gesamtkunstwork loosely tethered to William Blake's penultimate illuminated epic, Milton. This opera, or passion play, is comprised of poetic and musical compositions along with indexical visual and textual materials related to actions beginning with the inception of the Transcendental Black Metal band Liturgy in 2008. It includes poetry and dramatic dialogues, email threads, message board comments and abortive stabs at speculative philosophy. Imagined characters and places (Heilegen-Cryogen, Kel Valhaal, Aesthethica, The Genesis Caul) interpenetrate with figures extracted from reality (Dave Adelson, Joseph Beuys, Ben Ratliff, Jeff Tandy, Scriabin, Cedar House), and from Blake's world (Ololon, Los, Palamabron, Generation, The Sandal). The narrative follows the path of the ARKWORK, a journey towards or becoming-vessel for the reincarnation of Joseph Beuys via the conduit of Transcendental Black Metal: reactivating the archetypal fusion between William Blake and John Milton mediated by Los and the Golden Sandal which reconciles Milton with his emanation, Ololon, and clears the way for the apocalyptic Great Vintage.
Regions of Imagination, also all men on Earth
And all in Heaven saw in the nether regions of the Imagination,
in Ulro beneath Beulah, the vast breach of Milton's descent.
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What passes in his members till periods of Space & Time
Reveal the secrets of Eternity; for more extensive
Than any other earthy lungs are Man's earthly lineaments.
And all this Vegetable World appeard'd on my left Foot
As a bright sandal form'd immortal of precious stones & gold:
I stooped down & bound it on to talk forward thro' Eternity.
And Ololon lamented for Milton with a great lamentation.
While Los heard indistinct in fear, what time I bound my sandals
On to walk forward thro' Eternity, Los descended to me
And Los behind me stood, a terrible flaming Sun, just close
Behind my back. I turned round in terror, and behold!
Los stood in that fierce glowing fire, & he also stoop'd down
ANd bound my sandals on in Udan Adan; trembling I stood
Exceedingly with fear & terror, standing in the Vale
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And I became One Man with him arising in my strength.
'Twas too late now to recede. Los had enter'd my soul:
His terrors now possess'd me whole! I arose in fury and strength.
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NEW YORK — Johnny Manziel and Manti Te'o are in position to make Heisman Trophy history.
Manziel, the redshirt freshman quarterback from Texas A&M, and Te'o, Notre Dame's star linebacker, along with Kansas State quarterback Collin Klein, were invited Monday to attend the Heisman presentation ceremony.
Manziel is the favorite to win college football's most famous player of the year award on Saturday night in Manhattan. He would be the first freshman to win the Heisman and the first Texas A&M player since halfback John David Crow won the school's only Heisman in 1957.
"I'm overwhelmed by this tremendous honor of representing Texas A&M, the 12th Man and all my teammates in New York," Manziel said in a statement. "This is a dream come true for me, and I know it's a credit to all my coaches and teammates. I definitely wouldn't be a Heisman finalist without my teammates and coaches."
Three sophomores have won the award (Tim Tebow in 2007, Sam Bradford in 2008 and Mark Ingram in 2009), but the best a first-year player has ever done is second.
Adrian Peterson of Oklahoma finished second to Southern California quarterback Matt Leinart in 2004. Peterson was a true freshman. As a redshirt freshman, Manziel attended A&M last year and practiced with the team but did not play.
Michael Vick of Virginia Tech came in third in 1999 as a redshirt freshman and Herschel Walker was a true freshman for Georgia in 1980 when he finished third in the Heisman balloting.
Nicknamed Johnny Football, Manziel quickly became a national sensation this season, putting up huge numbers in first-year Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin's spread offense. He led the 10th-ranked Aggies to a 10-2 record in their first season in the Southeastern Conference.
Te'o is trying to become the first defense-only player to win the Heisman. The Fighting Irish have seven Heisman winners, tied for the most with Ohio State and Southern California, but none since Tim Brown in 1987.
Te'o became the face of the No. 1 team in the country and leader of a defense that has been the toughest to score upon in the nation. The senior intercepted seven passes, second-most in the country and tops for a linebacker. He also led the Fighting Irish with 103 tackles, and earlier Monday won the Butkus Award as country's best linebacker.
Klein would be the first player from Kansas State to win the Heisman.
"I'm just honored with this opportunity that the Lord has provided me here at K-State," Klein said in a statement. "I'm so proud to represent K-State in this because I feel like my road is very synonymous and in line with the K-State way. It has been a process, it has been a journey. There have been a lot of ups and downs, as well as a lot of hard times and growing pains through it. I'm just very proud to represent the K-State family and our heart and spirit in this environment."
He seemed to be the front-runner for several weeks until Manziel's late push. When Klein threw three interceptions in the Wildcats' late-season loss to Baylor, Manziel moved to the front of the race.
Klein is a multitalented quarterback like Manziel, but with a different approach. The 6-5, 226-pound senior is a bullish runner who scored 22 touchdowns and threw for 15 more, while leading the seventh-ranked Wildcats (11-1) to the Big 12 title. Earlier in the day, Klein won the Johnny Unitas Award given to the top upperclassman quarterback in the nation.
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Weather: This coming weekend is the weekend that we spring ahead. The way the weather has been, however, it has been hard to even imagine truly talking about spring.
Sunday morning at 2 a.m. is when we officially spring ahead and Daylight Saving Time begins.
In case you might be wondering, the idea for its start was "first proposed in 1895 by George Vernon Hudson and it was first implemented by Germany and Austria-Hungary starting on 30 April 1916."
Weather: A fairly weak disturbance moved across Minnesota Monday into Monday night and brought some light snow across parts of Minnesota.
On the backside of this disturbance, a persistent northerly and northwesterly wind will continue to drive in unseasonably cold Artic air all the way into the weekend. Daytime high temperatures will be 25 to 35 degrees below average for much of the week.
Normal high temperatures this time of the year are now generally in the upper 20s and lower 30s across much of Central and Northern Minnesota. Instead we will be dealing with temperatures struggling to make it above zero for daytime highs through the start of the weekend.
Weather: Morning commuters on Monday woke up to snow and blowing snow as another winter storm moved across Minnesota.
Winter weather advisories were posted for parts of Central, West Central, and Northern Minnesota. Much of Eastern Minnesota was under a winter storm warning because of heavier snowfall amounts projected and windy conditions.
As of early Monday, 1 to 4 inches of snow was common across Northern Minnesota, Central Minnesota, and West Central Minnesota.
St. Cloud and Kimball reported nearly 3 inches of snow. Alexandria reported 1.5 inches of snow, but just north of the city, 2 inches of snow was recorded.
In addition, 1 to 3 inches of snow fell in the Brainerd area. Morris and Elbow Lake had nearly 2 inches of snow.
Meanwhile, 1 to 2 inches of snow was noted early Monday morning near Sebeka and Menahga.
Weather: High pressure brought a clear sky across the region and very cold temperatures on Monday. Overnight low temperatures by Monday morning fell to 20 below or even colder in parts of the state. In addition, wind chill advisories were once again issued Sunday evening into Monday morning. At times, wind chill values dropped to 35 below zero across Minnesota.
A warm-front, however, approached the area on Tuesday, bringing with it warmer air. Much of Minnesota experienced temperatures in the teens above zero, but to our west out in South Dakota, temperatures hit the 20s across eastern South Dakota. Out in the Black Hills, however, a touch of spring was found as that part of the Upper Midwest hit the 40s.
Some of that warmer air will continue to work its way into Minnesota. Most of Minnesota should see teens and 20s for daytime highs on both Tuesday and Wednesday. Parts of Southern Minnesota could even hit the lower 30s by Wednesday. Some light snow is possible as a low pressure system will arrive.
Weather: Groundhog Day took place on Sunday, of course, and Punxsutawney Phil did in fact see his shadow. According to legend, this means six more weeks of winter.
In case you didn't know, Groundhog Day celebration "is rooted in a Celtic tradition that says if a hibernating animal casts a shadow on Feb. 2, the Pagan holiday of Imbolc, winter will last another six weeks." Meanwhile, they claim that if no shadow was seen, "spring would come early" or is just around the corner.
I think most of us knew that there is plenty of winter left after the 30-day outlook calls for colder than normal temperatures all the way into the start of March.
It was a pretty quiet, but cold start for the week this week across the Upper Midwest. Temperatures have remained well below average for the start of February, and that trend will continue through the weekend.


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I'm finishing the box/enclosure and will soon install a new 10" momo dual voice coil sub in my son's truck. My mono amp is rated at:
220 watts RMS at 4ohms and 350 watts RMS at 2ohms,
The MM2104DVC is rated at 300 wats RMS.
I really want to wire the sub in parallel to get the most out of the amp at 2ohms but I'm affraid I may overpower the sub. I've read that some people recommend a higher power amp that is as much as 15% more watts than the speaker, but I'm not sure. If it were me, I think I could restrain myself and not overpower the sub with distortion and potentially blow it out but it's going into my 17-year-old son's truck.
What do you think? Should I just use one voice coil and settle for 220 watts out of the amp to be conservative and not risk damage to the sub?


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The more devices a consumer owns, the more value they put on the media they consume, says a new study from the Boston Consulting Group. When they own one device, consumers tend to value the media they annually consume online at $667, according to BCG survey results. That figure jumps by 30 percent or more with each additional device, up to over $1,700 for consumers who own four devices or more. That media consumed includes a broad variety of content, like TV shows on Hulu and cooking blogs, as well as news. But the increased perceived value means more customers who are likely to pay for the content, says the report.
"The long-standing ethos that everything online should be free has probably been overstated," the report says. "In our experience, consumers are increasingly willing to pay for content—particularly for content that is unique, is rare, or is perceived to be a bargain."
And even in the case of sites that don't charge for readership, it could mean more ad revenue. Exactly how news organizations will thrive in a more mobile device-centric landscape is still murky.
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"It's very clear there's going to be a lot more news consumption in a lot more different formats," says John Rose, a partner at BCG and one of the study's authors. "It's an open question about what the underlying business models will be."
Still, analysts wonder whether a rising tide of news readership would equally lift all boats. The report shows that while desktops and laptops are popular among people who own only one or two devices, those third and fourth devices are more likely to be smartphones and tablets. The nature of those kinds of technology, says one industry expert, holds particular benefits for established and trusted media brands.
"Mobile is increasing news consumption and also steering people to familiar brands. And the reason for that is touchscreen technology mobile. It's not as much search-based," says Tom Rosenstiel, executive director at the American Press Institute. Without separate keyboards for typing in search terms, he says, "people tend to have bookmarks, familiar places that they want to easily get to, or they have apps."
That means less of a boost for sites that do not have particularly loyal audiences or that rely heavily upon Google search, he says, while sites with niche interest or trusted names reap the benefits.
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Rose agrees that the ability to seek out a loyal audience will be a key driver of success as news consumption moves from the broadsheet to the touchscreen. That means distinguishing oneself. Reporters and organizations that have unique voices, beats, reporting, and sourcing "will find really attractive business models," he says.
There is some evidence that news organizations are already seeing success with paid-content models. The New York Times—which requires online readers to pay a subscription after viewing a certain number of free articles—saw a revenue boost in 2012—its first increase since 2006, as Nieman Journalism Lab pointed out. Media company Gannett has also boosted its circulation revenues after putting 80 newspapers behind online pay walls last year. Still, there is plenty of room for growth for newspapers in the online arena; while print ad revenues have been tumbling, they still far outstrip online ad revenues or online subscription income.
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Sugar-apple is the fruit of Annona squamosa, the most widely grown species of Annona and a native of the tropical Americas and West Indies.[1] The fruit is round to conical, 5–10 cm (2.0–3.9 in) in diameter and 6–10 cm (2.4–3.9 in) long, and weighing 100–240 g (3.5–8.5 oz), with a thick rind composed of knobby segments. The color is typically pale green to blue-green, with a deep pink blush in certain varieties, and typically has a bloom. It is unique among Annona fruits in being segmented, and the segments tend to separate when ripe, exposing the interior.
The flesh is fragrant and sweet, creamy white to light yellow, and resembles and tastes like custard. It is found adhering to 13–16 mm (0.51–0.63 in) long seeds to form individual segments arranged in a single layer around the conical core. It is soft, slightly grainy, and slippery. The hard, shiny seeds may number 20-38 or more per fruit, and have a brown to black coat, although varieties exist that are almost seedless.[1][2]
There are also new varieties being developed in Taiwan. The atemoya or "pineapple sugar-apple", a hybrid between the Sugar Apple and the Cherimoya, is popular in Taiwan, although it was first developed in the USA in 1908. The fruit is similar in sweetness to the sugar apple but has a very different taste. Like the name suggests, it tastes like pineapple. The arrangement of seeds is in spaced rows, with the fruit's flesh filling most of the fruit and making grooves for the seeds, instead of the flesh only occurring around the seeds.
Due to its widespread cultivation, many local names have developed for the fruit.
In English, it is most widely known as a sugar apple or sweetsop as well as a custard apple, especially in India and Australia (custard apple also refers to Annona reticulata, a closely related species).
In Hispanic America, regional names include anón, anón de azucar, anona blanca, fruta do conde, cachiman, saramuyo, grenadilla (little grenade) and many others.
In Tanzania, it is called matopetope. In The Bahamas, it is called "sugar apple".
In Kenya, it is called matomoko.
In Ethiopia, it is called Gishta (ጊሽጣ) in Amharic.
In Angola, it is called fruta-do-conde or fruta-pinha.
In Mali, Africa, it is called hairico.
In Madagascar, it is called conicony in Malagasy.
In Brazil, it is called fruta-do-conde, fruta-de-conde, condessa, fruta-pinha, pinha (lit. cone), ata or anona.
In India it is known as ata, aarticum, shareefa, sitaphal, seethaphal or seetha pazham (सीताफल சீதாப்பழம் literally meaning "Sita's fruit"), aathachakka, atna kothal.
In Cambodian, regional names include "plae teib".
In Nepal,it is called "shareefa".
In Pakistan, it is called Shareefa.
In Indonesia, srimatikiya or, as mostly people call it, srikaya.
In Taiwan, it is called sakya (Chinese: 釋迦; pinyin: shìjiā; Taiwanese: sek-khia, sek-kia) because one cultivar resembles the top part of Sakyamuni's (釋迦牟尼) head.
Its name in Burmese is aajaa thee.
In the Philippines, it is called atis.
In Thailand, it is called noi-na (น้อยหน่า) (which is also the common name for a hand grenade) because of its appearance.
In Vietnam, it is called mãng cầu ta or na.
In the Middle East region, it is called قشطة (qishta / ishta / ashta), the English translation being "cream".
In Hong Kong, it is called foreign lychee (番鬼荔枝).
In Malaysia, it is called buah nona.
In Iceland, it is called hvaðerþetta.
In Northern Nigeria, it is called fasadabur in Hausa
In Sri Lanka, it is call "Anoda" in Sinhalese.
Nutrition and uses[edit]
|Nutritional value per 100 g (3.5 oz)
|393 kJ (94 kcal)
23.64 g
|Dietary fiber
|4.4 g
0.29 g
2.06 g
|Thiamine (B1)
(10%)0.11 mg
|Riboflavin (B2)
(9%)0.113 mg
|Niacin (B3)
(6%)0.883 mg
(5%)0.226 mg
|Vitamin B6
(15%)0.2 mg
|Folate (B9)
(4%)14 μg
|Vitamin C
(44%)36.3 mg
|Trace metals
(2%)24 mg
(5%)0.6 mg
(6%)21 mg
(20%)0.42 mg
(5%)32 mg
(5%)247 mg
(1%)9 mg
(1%)0.1 mg
|Percentages are roughly approximated using US recommendations for adults.
Source: USDA Nutrient Database
Sugar-apple is high in energy, an excellent source of vitamin C and manganese, a good source of thiamine and vitamin B6, and provides vitamin B2, B3 B5, B9, iron, magnesium, phosphorus and potassium in fair quantities.[citation needed]
A Philippine company produces sugar apple wine.
For uses of other fruit from the Custard-apple family see:
- Atemoya (a hybrid between A. squamosa and A. cherimoya)
- Cherimoya
- Custard-apple
Sugar apple (right), with Taiwanese "pineapple shijia" (atemoya) (left)
See also[edit]
- ^ a b Morton, Julia (1987). "Annona squamosa". Fruits of warm climates. p. 69. Retrieved 6 March 2013.
- ^ "Annona squamosa". AgroForestryTree Database. Retrieved 16 September 2013.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Annona squamosa.
|Wikisource has the text of a 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica article about Sugar-apple.


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There wasn't much happening drink-wise in Episode 5. That was fine. There was a lot of heavy history happening in that episode – I'll forgive them a lack of cocktails. That brings us to episode 6, where Roger starts picking up clients in airport lounges.
The orders start with Roger drinking (ewww) water with an onion and ordering a Jim Beam, double, for his friend. I was all set to tell you all about the history of Jim Beam, but then something interesting happened. Bert ordered a spirits of elderflower. Let's talk about that.
Elderflower liqueur is one of my favorites. I love to ask a craft bartender to create a drink for me – whatever they want – using elderflower. I've also used it in sugar cookies and it's quite tasty. The brand you'll see on the shelf most often these days is St-Germain. If you're familiar with Paris, you're probably already recognizing the name of the famous street, St Germain, where Hemingway wrote and Picasso painted. The St-Germain web site describes its signature liqueur as follows:
"It has been said that Paris is a mélange curieux, a curious mixture of flavors, styles and influences. So it is with St-Germain."
Technically, the liqueur is made from elderberries, but you'll taste everything from flowers to peaches to grapefruits in the liqueur. Honestly, I enjoy drinking it on its own. It's also quite wonderful mixed with champagne or sparkling wine. Here's the classic St Germain cocktail, straight from their web site.
I was so tickled by their "variation" that I grabbed the thing as an image instead of retyping. Have a laugh … and have a cocktail.
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Bruce Jenner: Keeping Up with the Kardashians
The track and field athlete, 62, who took home the gold in the decathlon during the 1976 Montreal Summer Olympics, married Kardashian matriarch Kris Jenner in 1991. Since 2007, the family, consisting of Bruce's stepkids Kim, Khloe, Kourtney and Rob Kardashian, plus his biological children, Kendall and Kylie Jenner, have starred in their own E! reality series.


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NORMAN — Norman resident, attorney Larry Naifeh, summed up the passionate feelings expressed at city hall Tuesday at the Lindsey Street Public Forum.
"This is personal," Naifeh said.
Lindsey has large beautiful homes, but also smaller homes and rental properties and a family run liquor store.
"That's community," he said. "Do not motorize our Lindsey east of Berry or I'll be back speaking to you has a lawyer."
Changes to the Lindsey Street design include adding a continuous raised center median with landscaping (triple canopy), mid-block pedestrian crossings, U-turns at intersections and mid-block, 5-foot sidewalks, colorized bike lanes, and the addition of bike parking.
The city, responding to suggestions from the
University of Oklahoma, has agreed on these common ideas for safety and aesthetic improvements for Lindsey Street.
In dispute is whether Lindsey Street should be four lanes all the way from 24th Avenue Southwest to Berry or if it should transition at Wylie to two lanes each way with wider bike lanes and transition lanes for buses and turning off into businesses.
Most controversial is whether any of the intersections should be managed with a roundabout rather than a traditional signal light.
While early proposals from the university's Institute for Quality Communities suggested three roundabouts along Lindsey, the latest proposal is for a single roundabout at Lindsey and Berry Road.
Attorney Harold Heiple, representing the Norman Developers Council said though the NDC supported the suggestions of the IQC, publicity materials prior to the transportation bond promised four lanes. NDC still supports a single lane roundabout at Berry Road but is now supporting four lanes of traffic as proposed by city staff.
OU Executive Vice President Nick Hathaway said the university wants Lindsey to be a minor arterial, not a major arterial. Lindsey should be a destination, he said.


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Laguna Resorts & Hotels Public Company Limited, formerly named Thai Wah Resorts Development Company Limited, was founded in 1983. It shortly thereafter acquired a large parcel of land on the site of an abandoned tin mine at Bangtao Bay, Phuket, Thailand which was later developed to become the Laguna Phuket integrated resort complex. The company was listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand in 1993 and in May 1998 the company's name was changed to Laguna Resorts & Hotels Public Company Limited to better reflect its core business operation.
Banyan Tree Holdings Limited is the largest shareholder in Laguna Resorts & Hotels Public Company Limited, controlling 54.8% of total shares. Mr. Ho Kwon Ping, Executive Chairman of Banyan Tree Holdings Limited is also Chairman of Laguna Resorts & Hotels Public Company Limited.
Laguna Resorts & Hotels Public Company Limited has gained the reputation as a responsible developer whose interests combine hotels and real estate with an emphasis on quality and environmental protection. In addition to its core hotel business at Laguna Phuket, the company has successfully diversified into overseas properties, vacation ownerships, corporate training, managing a shopping centre and a tour operation, all of which support and strengthen the operations of its established resorts.
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|Dusit Thani Laguna Phuket (Dusit Laguna Resort) opened.
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Laguna Phuket Golf Club opened.
Laguna Childcare Centre established.
Laguna Phuket Foundation for Education established.
Laguna Property launched Laguna Homes, 54 land plots for sale.
Laguna Phuket won American Express & IHA Environmental Award.
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Sheraton Grande Laguna Phuket grand opened.
Allamanda Laguna Phuket opened.
Laguna Property launched Sheraton Island Villas & Allamanda Condominiums for sale Inaugural Laguna Phuket Sea Turtle Conservation Ceremony
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Quest Laguna Phuket Adventure opened
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Camp Laguna opened
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Laguna Holiday Club opened, previously known as Allamanda Vacation Club.
|First Angsana Spa opened at Dusit Thani Laguna Phuket.
|Laguna Phuket won Best Tourist Resort Accommodation award from TAT
|Laguna Property launched Laguna Residences and Laguna Townhomes for sale.
Banyan Tree Spa Academy opened.
New school for Laguna Childcare Centre opened.
Computer Training Centre opened.
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We had a chance to see him live again a week ago at our favorite small venue and consider him one of the top 10 live acts ever for us.
My only knock of this album is the same for every one of his I've heard. It does not capture the marvelous power and dynamics of his very unique voice.


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The Office of Media Relations is located in the J.S. Clark Administration Building on the campus of Southern University-Baton Rouge.
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Corsicana —
The Kerens Bobcats are state bound.
They won the 6-and-under T-Ball district title Thursday night, beating the Canton Pirates 14-6 in four innings to capture the championship. The Bobcats travel to Emory for a chance to win a state title, beginning July 22.
The key to winning the district title was great defense and timely hitting.
Pitcher Matthew Rickard made a number of big plays throwing runners out at first, where Ryan Priddy was as solid as a rock.
Second baseman Adrian Solis and third baseman Lane Lynch also threw out runners at first as Kerens held Canton to just six runs. Rickard, Lynch, Priddy and Bryce Lincoln led the defense.
The Bobcats scored three in bottom of first as Solis, Priddy and Lynch all scored, and had a big five-run second inning and a six-run third inning to pull away.
Lynch hit three home runs in three at-bats, and J.J. Hightower, Mason Thompson and Jot Grant also came through with big hits.
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Tiger Sharks make splash at state meet
There are leaps and bounds, and then there's what the Corsicana YMCA Tiger Sharks did over the weekend at the Lone Star state swimming meet in Frisco.
Mildred's Shimonek transferring from Iowa, will walk on at Texas Tech
Former Mildred quarterback and Golden Circle Del Thrash Player of the Year Nic Shimonek is leaving the University of Iowa after one red-shirt year and transferring to Texas Tech because of Iowa's pro-style offense.
Morgan; Remembering House and a better era
The Cowboys started training camp the same week that Robert Newhouse died.
In a way, that's very unfortunate for Jerry. Thinking back to the "Human Bowling Ball" and the teams of that era might lead to the inevitable comparisons to today's product on the field.
GC Football: Blooming Grove's Williams expects to win
His father was a head coach for years at Pecos High and his brother-in-law is the head football coach at DeSoto, but Lawrence Williams Jr., a man who loves coaching football, never had any ideas about being the head man.
"I love coaching,'' said Williams as he sat at his desk in Blooming Grove, where he became the Lions' head coach this summer. "I just never thought about being the head coach and I never applied to be a head coach. With this job I can still coach.''
Outdoors: Kevin Reese: Summer time means summer tracking
With only two months before opening day of archery season you should already have your bow maintenance complete, be shooting daily and chomping at the bit for our favorite day to arrive!
Let's face it, few animals turn our rotors like whitetail deer.
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Corsicana junior Brady Harlan and sophomore Layton Wolver were honored on the Texas Sports Writers Association/Collin Street Bakery Class 4A All-State Baseball team that was announced Tuesday night.
Gymnastics: Kaylana Dickson celebrates national title with fans and her uncle David Hawthorne
Kaylana Dickson got the name Bebop on her way to winning a national title in gymnastics this summer, and boy did it catch fire.
Kaylana, a Corsicana native, picked up fans from all over the country and many bought Bebop T-shirts to help pay her expenses to Spokane, Wa., where she won the 8-and-under title in the double-mini trampoline event and finished third in floor exercise.
More than 100 of her friends, family members and fans showed up at the Corsicana YMCA on Saturday to celebrate the national title and be on hand for a drawing for an autographed New Orleans Saints football jersey from David Hawthorne, a star defensive lineman for the Saints and Kaylana's uncle
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The Texas Sports Writers Association/Collin Street Bakery Class 3A All-State Baseball Team was announced Tuesday.
UIL Football: State championships to be held at AT&T Stadium
The 2014 University Interscholastic League Football State Championship games will be played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington the League announced Tuesday.
All-State Baseball: Sunnyvale's Wilcox tops TSWA/Collin Street Bakery Class 2A team
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Castle doctrine no protection for MN man police say killed intruders
A Minnesota man authorities say shot and killed two teenagers who apparently broke into his home on Thanksgiving did not reap the benefit of the state's castle doctrine.
Despite that law, prosecutors have charged 64-year-old David Byron Smith with two counts of second degree murder. The details of the shootings suggest why Smith didn't deserve any benefit of the doubt.
As the Associated Press reports, Smith told authorities he was in his basement when he heard a window breaking upstairs. He saw someone coming down the stairs and shot Nicholas Schaeffel, 17, as he descended.
When Schaeffle's cousin, Haile Kifer, 18, then followed down the stairs, Smith shot her too, the APreported, citing the criminal complaint, which includes some chilling details.
Smith told investigators he shot Kifer several times with a rifle, but then again in the chest with handgun because she had laughed after the first shots.
"If you're trying to shoot somebody and they laugh at you, you go again," Smith told investigators, according to a criminal complaint filed Monday.
He dragged her body away from the foot of the stairs, and when he saw she was still gasping for air, Smith fired once more under her chin, which he described to investigators as "a good clean finishing shot."
Minnesota's governor earlier this year vetoed a bill that would have expanded the state's castle doctrine to places outside the home, and limited the duty to retreat from threatening situations before resorting to deadly force.
Current law allows a homeowner to use deadly force only if a reasonable person would believe they were in danger of harm. Smith told police he feared the intruders had weapons.
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So after seeing her cousin get shot right in front of her she laughs and continues down the stairs? Sounds pretty unlikely. I hope many many teenagers hear about this story and realize that there are some very violent people in this world and if you break into one of their houses it might cost you your life.
Kids are stupid and their brains are not yet formed. We all could tell stories of what the pastor's son did when he was a teen, then go on to tell the story of how he/she straightened up in adulthood. Teens are idiots, but they don't deserve the death penalty unless someone can prove they were in fear for their lives defending themselves against such a stupid teen. I hope we hear more details about this story...How fearful was the homeowner that he or his loved ones' lives were in jeopardy? Were the teens armed or unarmed?
Unless we're talking about extending our laws to include protection for those who kill in order to save the sanctity of their possessions ( and not their lives,) I'd say that Mr. Smith needs to look a jury in the eyes and explain exactly how fearful he was when he killed these teens.
Wow, he drags her body then fires a "finishing shot". Protecting ones self does not include "finishing" off a wounded intruder. This guy is whacked and should go away for the rest of his life.
If this lunatic stated that to the police, then he loses his 'castle doctrine' rights. If she was breathing for her life or laughing, he also had time to call 911 since she was incapacitated. Extreme prejudice was not necessary in this case.
This is a description of two executions. Well beyond defending his life. Too bad for these kids but no chance now for them to "learn their lesson".


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The New Castle Area School Board, in a 7-0 vote last night, approved hiring six part-time armed police officers.
The officers, as members of the New Castle police department, will be stationed at each of the district's schools as a security measure in reaction to the shooting deaths of 20 elementary students and six adults Friday at a school in Newtown, Conn.
The tragedy has prompted school districts nationwide to take a look at their own security measures to make sure their students and teachers are safe.
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Absent were board members Mark Kirkwood and Barbara Razzano. Stacey Fleo voted by phone.
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NMC's decision to grant a permit cannot consider the content of the planned activity or the applicant's viewpoint. Permits will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to time, place, and provisions of the policy.
The policy bans the use of amplification. It also allows NMC to keep individuals or groups with conflicting messages apart from each other.
Allowable materials on NMC's billboards will include student election campaign materials, solicitations for charities and fundraisers, students selling personal items or offering services, such as tutoring, and materials posted for informational purposes.
The policy states that no notice, advertisement, or any other document can be attached to any wall, door, lamppost, tree, or other surface, except as provided in the policy.