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Marlon Moraes defend WSOF belt against Josh Hill on Sept. 13Kevin Iole at Cagewriter14 hrs ago
The World Series of Fighting will return to the NBC Sports Network on Sept. 13 when Marlon Moraes defends his bantamweight title against unbeaten Josh Hill in the main event of WSOF 13, tentatively set to be in Pennsylvania, matchmaker Ali Abdelaziz told Yahoo Sports.
Moraes, 13-4-1, is ranked No. 9 at bantamweight by Sherdog. Moraes has won seven bouts in a row. Hill is 10-0 and defeated Mike Adams via first-round knockout on June 7 in Edmonton.
Abdelaziz said he thinks Hill can give Moraes a good fight.
"Marlon's striking is so good, but Josh has a plan to beat him," Abdelaziz said. "Marlon is a guy who puts on exciting fights for the fans and this will be a quality test for him going against a wrestler who has good jiu-jitsu, too."
Editor's note: Story updated at 9:23 p.m. ET to reflect bout is on NBC Sports Network, not NBC.
Anderson Silva to return to UFC, faces Nick Diaz on Jan. 31 in Las VegasKevin Iole at Cagewriter15 hrs ago
Only 13 months after a gruesome injury that appeared to end his legendary fighting career, former middleweight champion Anderson Silva will return to the UFC when he meets Nick Diaz in a middleweight bout in the main event of a Jan. 31 pay-per-view show in Las Vegas.
UFC president Dana White made the announcement on ESPN's SportsCenterat 3 p.m. PT, not long after telling Yahoo Sports via telephone he had nothing to announce. White said the deal with Silva was not finalized until 2:50 p.m. PT.
Ed Soares, Silva's manager, told Yahoo Sports he and Silva met with White in Beverly Hills, Calif., for lunch on Tuesday.
"As soon as we got out of the meeting, Anderson was like a little kid because he was so excited to be back," Soares said. "He's worked very hard to get to this point [where he's capable of returning]."
England's Samuel Maxwell proves he can take a big punch and come backKevin Iole at Boxing16 hrs ago
England's Samuel Maxwell may go on to a great professional career and tremendous popular acclaim. However, the light welterweight amateur boxer is going to have to reach extraordinary heights to ever be remembered for anything more than he will be for the photo of him taken during a second-round fight with Kenya's Denis Okoth at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, on Sunday.
Okoth landed a left hand to the right side of Maxwell's face that a photographer for Reuters captured expertly. The picture captures Maxwell's face at the point of impact, his features completely distorted from the force of the blow.
Maxwell, incidentally, defeated Okoth and has moved on to the semfinals.
The photo is reminscent of the famous photo of Rocky Marciano landing a right hand on the chin of "Jersey" Joe Walcott in 1952 in which Marciano scored a knockout to win the heavyweight title.
The Maxwell-Okoth photo may never be as famous as the Marciano-Walcott shot, but it undoubtedly is one of the best boxing photos ever taken.
Pressure on Sergey Kovalev to deliver memorable KO win SaturdayKevin Iole at Yahoo Sports18 hrs ago
There is a number on Blake Caparello's record that should be flashing like a big red light to Sergey Kovalev.
Caparello is unbeaten, as everyone connected with Saturday's WBO light heavyweight title fight has taken great pains to point out.
A little known Australian who has never previously faced a top-10 opponent, Caparello is 19-0-1, apparently his main qualification for getting a title shot on HBO.
But the number that really matters is six, as in the number of knockouts Caparello has had, even against the very limited opposition he has faced. It's been more than two years since he scored a knockout.
Numbers can lie, but those six knockouts in 20 fights suggest very strongly that Kovalev doesn't have to worry about wading in and getting caught with a punch that knocks him out.
That in turn dramatically increases the pressure on Kovalev, who is one of the game's hardest punchers pound-for-pound, to get in there and get rid of Caparello.
Kovalev, who holds the WBO light heavyweight belt, is still trying to build a name for himself in the U.S. and land a bout against one of the high-profile 175-pounders.
Incredible punching power keeps Gennady Golovkin a headline attractionKevin Iole at Boxing2 days ago
When Gennady "GGG" Golovkin knocked out Daniel Geale in the third round of their WBA middleweight title fight Saturday at Madison Square Garden in New York, the most impressive part of it was what occurred during the fight-ending right hand.
Golovkin was out of position, hands down, winding up to throw at Geale when Geale threw a right that landed squarely on Golovkin's nose. Geale is not a big puncher, but the force of the punch pushed Golovkin back ever so slightly and caused Golovkin to momentarily close his eyes.
But when Golovkin threw his right in return, he did so with his right foot off the ground. Geale's right had thrown off Golovkin's mechanics, and so he wasn't able to explode off the right like he frequently does and land a crushing shot.
Triple-G showed his incredible power, though, by hitting Geale so hard he knocked him down and ended the fight even when his balance wasn't nearly perfect or close to what it should have been.
Even though he's 32 years old and Saturday's bout was his 30th professional win in as many tries, Golovkin is still unproven in comparison to some of the hardest punching middleweights who ever lived.
Robbie Lawler, Anthony Johnson keep redemption stories alive with thrilling winsKevin Iole at Yahoo Sports3 days ago
SAN JOSE, Calif. – Two years ago, Robbie Lawler and Anthony Johnson were UFC rejects, among the scores of promising fighters who failed to live up to their billing.
Saturday, in front of a national television audience on Fox, both men took giant steps toward the top of their respective divisions.
On a night with very few finishes at the SAP Center, Johnson delivered the one jump-out-of-the-chair moment when he blew out Antonio Rogerio Nogueira in just 44 seconds.
Johnson roared from his corner and stalked the highly respected veteran from Brazil. He blistered him with four consecutive powerful uppercuts, putting a quick end to Nogueira's night and perhaps his legendary career.
The devastating knockout rocketed Johnson toward the upper reaches of the light heavyweight division, where stars such as champion Jon Jones and elite contenders like Daniel Cormier and Alexander Gustafsson ply their trade.
Lawler moved to the very top of the welterweight division, earning the next crack at champion Johny Hendricks with a unanimous decision over a tough-as-nails Matt Brown.
Nick Diaz irons out issues with UFC, plans early 2015 returnKevin Iole at Cagewriter5 days ago
It appears the prodigal son is about to return.
Welterweight Nick Diaz, who was last seen in the Octagon when he was routed by Georges St-Pierre in a title fight in Montreal on March 16, 2013, plans to fight soon.
Diaz was in Las Vegas on Thursday to meet with UFC president Dana White and CEO Lorenzo Fertitta, according to a story on UFC.com.
Next year I guess. Whatever, though. I can fight tomorrow, tonight. You have to do what you have to do. ... [I came today] to sort things out with Dana White and Lorenzo. It was hard times for a little bit, but people act like I've been doing nothing. I've been getting some things done. Just because I'm not getting punched around every day doesn't mean I'm not focused on what I'm doing. Now, here we are.
Diaz has long been one of the sport's most popular fighters, but he might have been at the peak of his popularity on the night of his unanimous decision loss to St-Pierre at the Bell Centre.
Israeli UFC fighter headed home after Saturday bout 'to protect' his countryKevin Iole at Yahoo Sports5 days ago
A 15-hour flight awaits Noad Lahat on Sunday morning, only hours after he faces Steven Siler on Saturday in a three-round featherweight bout at UFC Fight Night 12 at the SAP Center in San Jose, Calif.
Little good will come of the trip, but Lahat, 30, has few options.
He's headed to war, to join his countrymen in the seemingly never-ending struggle to defend Israel.
He was born in Alfei Menashe, Samaria, Israel, and has lived his entire life in the country except for those periods since 2009 when he's lived in San Jose during his mixed martial arts training camps.
His preparations for the bout with Siler, though, have been more difficult than normal. He doesn't want to be in the gym. He doesn't want to be in the U.S. His heart and mind are thousands of miles away, on the other side of the world, where his countrymen are fighting the Palestinians in Gaza.
"It's been really hard," Lahat told Yahoo Sports. "I've been on my phone all the time, checking messages, checking the news, stuff like that. The only time I get some peace and get to isolate myself from all of this is when I'm in the gym training.
Anthony Daniels' inspiring fight against cancer chronicled in documentary short filmKevin Iole at Yahoo Sports5 days ago
Anthony Daniels is a fighter and soon will become a boxer. Despite his burgeoning interest in the sweet science, the 23-year-old former hockey player from Ridgewood, N.J., has been a fighter long before he ever pulled on a pair of boxing gloves.
Daniels is an athlete and is proud of his past. He was a good enough high school hockey player that he was recruited to play collegiately at Division III Norwich University in Northfield, Vt.
The last few years haven't been easy for Daniels and a fluke accident ended his hockey career.
It was a crisp, bright January day, and Daniels and his buddies had just finished a day of playing pond hockey. Daniels owned a regulation-sized hockey net, which he brought home on the back of a friend's car.
The friend pulled into his driveway, but disaster occurred. Daniels was between the back end of the car and the net. The car somehow went into reverse. Daniels' foot was caught on the bumper. The net acted as a post.
His leg snapped in half, he said. Doctors put a full cast on it and he couldn't walk for seven months. His dream of collegiate hockey was just about over.
Alexander Gustafsson out, Daniel Cormier in vs. Jon Jones at UFC 178Kevin Iole at Cagewriter6 days ago
The moment that Daniel Cormier decided to drop to light heavyweight from heavyweight, the former Oklahoma State wrestling star and 2008 U.S. Olympic wrestling captain put his sights squarely on champion Jon Jones.
Cormier got his wish on Wednesday when he was chosen to replace Alexander Gustafsson opposite Jones in the light heavyweight championship bout that will headline UFC 178 on Sept. 27 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
Gustafsson, who nearly defeated Jones last year in an epic battle at UFC 165 in Toronto in one of the great matches in UFC history, tore the meniscus a knee in training that forced his withdrawal.
There is no extent of the severity of the injury or how long he'll be out. UFC CEO Lorenzo Fertitta said Gustafsson was hurt while training in Sweden. He said because of the time difference between Sweden and Las Vegas, it's been difficult for him to get information from Gustafsson's camp.


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If there is any American town that would know something about Independence Day, it would have to be Philadelphia.
So it isn't surprising that this city has scheduled 10 days worth of attractions to celebrate July Fourth.
"(It is) the nation's largest, free July Fourth festival in the heart of America's birthplace, from June 25 through July 4," according to Elizabeth Evans, public relations agent for the Philadelphia Wawa Welcome America event.
"There's no other place nationwide where families can experience the "Largest Free Concert in America"; two breathtaking fireworks displays; a "Go 4th and Learn" series offering free educational and interactive programs for young children and their parents; a day-long "Party on the Parkway" with blocks and blocks of exciting and educational activities, games, live entertainment and food for the whole family; the most diverse Independence Day Parade in the United States winding through the nation's most historic square mile; and evenings under the stars with Philly at the Movies," she said.
There's a lot to cover when it involves Philadelphia's Wawa Welcome America, so we've devoted running it down for you for this installment of Day Tripper, a weekly look at destinations that are out of town, but in reach, and worth the trip!
Why it's Worth the Trip: The kids are out of school, the Fourth of July weekend is approaching, and you want something to do that is as educational as much as it is fun. Wawa's Welcome America slate promises all that and more.
How to Get There from Here: Click "get directions" on the map provided above and type in your location, and then click the "get directions" button.
You'll Probably Get Hungry: On Wednesday, June 27, Wawa's Hoagie Day (Independence Visitor Center Lawn at Independence National Historical Park, 520-525 Chestnut St., from noon–2 p.m.) promises sandwiches galore. Call 'em subs, call 'em "po'boys," or just plain hoagies, but you'll want one regardless of the name.
The Taste of Philadelphia Kickoff Featuring Jazz and Blues on the Waterfront, (Penn's Landing, 301 S. Columbus Blvd., Friday-Sunday) is a signature three-day food sampling event. Each year, Taste of Philadelphia continues to expand its food offerings, family friendly activities, and free music entertainment.
In addition to some of Philadelphia's most notable restaurants, Philadelphia's famous food trucks will line the Chestnut Street bridge, offering a unique twist on the traditional sidewalk cart. As guests dine on local favorites, their eyes and ears will take "note"–not only of the sounds of some of the nation's most storied jazz and blues musicians–but also of the beautiful views of historic Philadelphia. Entertainment and admission to Penn's Landing for Taste of Philadelphia are free—with bite-sized dishes from restaurants and food trucks offered at a few dollars each.
Throughout the duration of Taste of Philadelphia, world-class blues and jazz artists will entertain guests on two stages—the River Stage at Penn's Landing and the Old City Stage at Front and Chestnut Streets.
Aside from these events, there are many restaurants in all these key locations around Philadelphia, and because the events are hosted by Wawa Convenience Stores, a hot coffee, fountain soda, or sandwich will never be hard to locate.
While You're in the Area: On Thursday, June 28, The Mummers Museum (1100 South 2nd St., South Philadelphia, from 10 a.m.-noon), explains what exactly the Mummers are. Bring the whole family to this morning event to learn about the unique history and culture of Philadelphia's New Year's Day tradition.
On Friday, June 29, The Philadelphia Zoo (3400 West Girard Ave., from 10 a.m.-noon) invites visitors to come in with more than 1,300 rare and endangered animals from around the world at "America's First Zoo." Kids will discover educational experiences, entertaining activities and interactive fun while learning about the many different animals that call the Philadelphia Zoo home.
And of course, with a town as steeped in history as Philadelphia, you'll have ample opportunities to check out cultural, historic, and educational spots like the Franklin Museum and the Liberty Bell (a previous Day Tripper destination covered ).
When you have 10 days of things to you, there might not be a lot of time to take it all in (much less explain it all!), but we're going to try!
From Monday, June 25 to Wednesday the 27, a series of "Go 4th" events are slated which will offer educational experiences for young children, a discussion about the importance of dairy culture on the early formation of America, various full-participation exhibits at the Please Touch Museum (4231 Avenue of the Republic, Tuesday, 10 a.m.-noon), and a day devoted to fitness.
Philly @ the Movies on Monday brings "The Great Gatsby" to Rittenhouse Square, 9 p.m. The Philly @ the Movies series offers visitors and residents the "blockbuster" opportunity to enjoy free, family-friendly cinematic classics on the big screen at great venues across the city. Bring the whole family to see the classic film "The Great Gatsby" starring Robert Redford and Mia Farrow. Before the movie, enjoy a free fashion show at one of Philadelphia's most "see and be seen" locations. Tuesday hosts "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" at the Piazza at Schmidts (1050 North Hancock St., 9 p.m). On Wednesday, one of Philly's most recognizable scenes comes back to life in "Rocky," (Philadelphia Museum of Art, 26th St. and Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 9 p.m.) the beloved boxing film shot in and around Philadelphia. On Monday, July 2, Philly @ the Movies screens "Why Did I Get Married?" Enjoy Tyler Perry's 2007 hit at The Dell Music Center, North 33rd St., at 9 p.m.
On Saturday, June 30, the Taste of Philadelphia Concert and Fireworks Spectacular, (Sponsored by Adventure Aquarium, Penn's Landing (301 S. Columbus Blvd, 11 a.m.-10 p.m.) brings local Philadelphia culinary favorites together for another day. Later that evening, a fireworks display, sponsored by Adventure Aquarium, illuminates the sky over the Delaware River. The Super Scooper All-You-Can-Eat Ice Cream Festival (Walnut West Parking Lot, at Columbus Boulevard and Walnut Street, noon-5 p.m., 6-9 p.m.) invites guests to enjoy an all-you-can-eat ice cream buffet benefiting the Joshua Kahan Fund, fighting to cure pediatric cancer. The admission is $7.
On Tuesday, July 3, Peter Nero and the Philly Pops! return to celebrate America's birthday in America's birthplace with "POPS! on Independence," a free concert at Independence Hall. As one of Philadelphia's most popular Fourth of July traditions, seating is first come, first served (at Independence Hall, 8 p.m.). Note: Concertgoers are encouraged to bring blankets and lawn chairs.
On Wednesday, July 4, the Philadelphia Independence Day Parade (Throughout Historic Philadelphia, 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.) starts the day's presentations off. Party on the Parkway (Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 20th Street to Eakins Oval, noon-7 p.m.) is the highly-anticipated day-long celebration featuring blocks and blocks of exciting and educational activities, games, entertainment and food for the whole family until 7 p.m.
Finally, the Philly Fourth of July Jam and Grand Finale Fireworks (Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 20th and Eakins Oval, 7-10 p.m.) hosts hip-hop/soul combo (and Late Night With Jimmy Fallon house band) The Roots. The festival's Musical Director Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson will perform alongside Queen Latifah, Daryl Hall, Common, Joe Jonas and more special guests, on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Following this spectacular performance will be a fireworks display over the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
For more information, please visit www.welcomeamerica.com.

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Blackmagic release firmware 1.9 with a new "heads up display." To say the new features found in firmware 1.9 is good news is a massive understatement. If you own or shoot with a Blackmagic Production Camera download this firmware as quickly as possible, because these features will only make capturing great footage and sound easier.
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Blackmagic announces camera firmware 1.8.2 which adds three Apple ProRes formats to three of their cameras. Meaning longer record times with significantly smaller file sizes.
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Although I have reviewed many audio preamps and A>D (analog-to-digital) converters, the iRig Pro I am covering here is truly unique for several reasons, two of which are why I purposefully excluded it from my recent roundup of five other preamp + A>D devices for iOS. Ahead you'll learn everything I love about the iRig Pro for both audio and video, yet why I still can't recommended the iRig Recorder app for video producers.
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Whether you're new to Aerial Photography/Videography and looking for how to get started, or have some experience and want to see how to get more out of your productions or take it to the next level, then this online streaming video workshop may be just the help you're looking for!
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Posted Tuesday --- November 20, 2007
Now that the Green Bay Packers are winning again, conventional wisdom says Brett Favre is a lock to once again put off retirement and return to play next season.
Favre hasn't said that himself, preferring to delay his now-annual retirement saga until after the season.
But in a conference call with Detroit reporters Tuesday, Favre hinted that the Packers' successful season makes him more likely to return next year.
He says last season gave him hope, so he obviously has to feel better now about returning.
But he also says nothing is assured.
Do you think Favre should return next season? Post your own COMMENTS below.


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SEARCH PRESS-How to Draw Dogs. Dogs can be a pleasure to draw; whether they are dignified; elegant; cute; or scruffy. Artist and teacher Susie Hodge shows you how to draw dogs in simple steps and includes a great selection of popular breeds. Even complete beginners will be able to create good drawings using her simple techniques. There is a lot here to inspire more experienced artists too! Twenty-eight total breeds are shown step-by-step. Author: Susie Hodge. Softcover: 32 pages. Imported. 32 Pages.


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A supporter of U.S. Rep. Christopher H. Smith staffing a Republican political table at a public festival told a woman asking about the 16-term congressman's stance on reproductive rights to keep "an aspirin between your knees,'' according to a video taken at the event.
The incident happened in Hamilton on Sept. 9. during the town's SeptemberFest celebration, according to activist and Rutgers student Eva Grote.
Grote, 20, is seen in the video approaching a table that has a Chris Smith, R-NJ, re-election sign and a GOP elephant icon, where she has a brief interaction with at least two men who are unidentified.
Grote, who is distributing the video on YouTube and other online venues, in the video asks when Smith was to appear at the event because she wanted to ask the congressman about his stance on reproductive rights.
"Have you ever heard about keeping an aspirin between your knees?'' one of the men says. "Works every time it's tried.''
Grote said she was stunned.
"I couldn't believe it,'' she said. "I was thinking 'doesn't this guy know we're filming this?' "
Grote said she approached the table believing it was Smith's campaign base at the festival. She said she and about five members of her improvisational pro-woman group, FlashFem, waited for more than two hours for the congressman to arrive.
Jeff Sagnip, spokesman for Smith, said the men in the video were not involved with the congressman nor his re-election campaign, and he vehemently denounced the comment.
"Whoever it is was not and is not authorized to speak on behalf of Chris Smith," Sagnip said. "The comments referencing aspirin are absolutely absurd."
Grote said she did not hold Smith personally responsible for the comments of every one of his supporters.
"I think the legislation that Chris Smith supports helps legitimize the sentiments of that guy behind the table,'' Grote said. "I don't think Chris Smith goes around telling women to keep an aspirin between their legs, but the legislation he supports lends legitimacy for those kinds of statements.''
Grote cited Smith's support of H.R.3, a House of Representatives bill that sought to prohibit federal funding for abortions except in the case of "forcible rape,'' or incest.
Smith sponsored the bill.
Critics have said the bill, which passed the House but never came up for a vote in the Senate, was a deliberate attempt to change the definition of rape by adding the qualifier "forcible."
That phrase was ultimately stricken from the final version of the bill.
Smith represents New Jersey's 4th Congressional district, which includes Wall as well as numerous other Monmouth County towns, portions of Ocean and Mercer counties. He is opposed in the upcoming election by Democrat Brian Froelich.


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Quick Bread Recipes
- Banana Bread Recipes
- Bread Recipes Index
- Pumpkin Bread Recipes (15)
- Zucchini Bread Recipes
- Zucchini Bread Recipes
Blueberry-Orange Bread
I invite you to try this delicious, moist blueberry orange bread recipe. It's made with orange juice and orange zest and blueberries and is finished with a honey-orange glaze.
Irish Soda Bread
This quick and easy Irish soda bread is a snap to prepare and bake. The basic loaf is made with flour, baking soda, buttermilk, and a little butter.
Cranberry Nut Bread
This quick and easy cranberry bread is flavored with orange juice, orange zest, and pecans. Use fresh or frozen cranberries in this flavorful quick bread.
Cranberry Orange Bread
Cranberries and orange go so well together, making a delicious quick bread everyone will love. Make this bread for a fall treat or take it along to a potluck dinner or holiday feast.
Lemon Tea Bread
This fabulous lemon tea bread is the perfect quick bread to serve with a special brunch or coffee group, or take it along to a family dinner or party.
Peach Cobbler Bread
This is a delicious peach bread made with butter, canned peaches, and cinnamon. A layer of sliced peaches over the top of the loaf makes it extra-special.
Pineapple and Macadamia Nut Bread
This great tasting bread is a tropical treat for the holidays, with macadamia nuts, crushed pineapple, and grated coconut. It's a delicious pineapple nut bread recipe with coconut and macadamia nuts.
Irish Soda Bread With Blueberries
This tasty Irish soda bread is made with dried blueberries, or you can use raisins or currants. Irish soda bread recipe with dried blueberries or raisins.
Irish Soda Bread
This is a simply-made Irish soda bread that involves no rising, and only 2 minutes of kneading...a perfect way for the non-baker to enjoy the satisfaction of making bread, and offering delicious loaves of homemade bread to family and friends.
Pumpkin Pecan Bread Recipe
This pumpkin pecan bread recipe makes three small loaves of moist, wonderful tasting pumpkin bread for holiday entertaining and giving. Freeze extra loaves of this pumpkin pecan bread for another time. Read the reviews for more ideas!
Heavenly Peach Bread
This wonderful peach bread is made with fresh peaches and peach Schnapps or nectar. This flavorful quick bread can be served for breakfast, brunch, or dessert.
Date Nut Bread
A date nut bread recipe with chopped dates and walnuts or pecans, brown sugar, butter, and other ingredients. A great quick bread to make for a family gathering or office party.
Easy Pineapple Bread
This pineapple bread contains crushed pineapple, biscuit mix, butter, sugar, and chopped pecans or walnuts. An easy and delicious pineapple bread.
Apricot Pecan Bread
Apricot quick bread with chopped dried apricots, orange juice, and chopped pecans or walnuts. This is a flavorful holiday apricot bread recipe.
Spiced Apple Bread
This moist and flavorful spiced apple bread contains fresh chopped apples, raisins, chopped pecans, and spices.
Mango Bread
Mango quick bread recipe with chopped mango and other ingredients. A mango bread recipe, and more mango recipes below.
Fruit Butter Quick Bread
A fruit butter quick bread with pecans. Make this quick bread with cantaloupe butter, apple butter or pumpkin butter.
Suzi's Mango Bread
This mango bread is a family favorite from Suzi.
Sweet Potato Pecan Quick Bread
Here's a deliciously moist sweet potato quick bread with raisins or dates and pecans.
Banana Graham Bread
This banana bread gets great flavor and texture from chocolate, graham cracker crumbs, and pecans.
Pineapple Nut Bread
Recipe for delicious pineapple nut bread topped with walnuts. A favorite quick bread recipe, moist and fruity.
Strawberry-Pecan Bread Recipe
Recipe for strawberry pecan bread, a quick bread recipe with strawberries.
Whole Wheat Soda Bread
Recipe for an Irish whole wheat soda bread.
Peanut Butter Banana Bread
This quick bread recipe includes peanut butter and bananas. Elvis would have loved this peanut butter and banana quick bread!
Zucchini Bread
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Chocolate-Raspberry Bread
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Apricot Quick Bread
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Spiced Raisin Quick Bread
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Butter Pecan Bread
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Spinach and Sun-Dried Tomato Bread
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Irish Soda Bread With Currants
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BIG RAPIDS — The Leland Comets realized it wasn't going to be easy facing the six-time defending Class D state volleyball champion Battle Creek St. Philip Fighting Tigers and their Miss Volleyball standout Amanda McKinzie.
It wasn't.
McKinzie delivered 14 kills as the top-ranked Tigers dominated from start to finish with consistent serving and virtually flawless net play for a 25-8, 25-11, 25-10 victory in the Class D state quarterfinals Tuesday night at Big Rapids High School.
It was a match-up of the two schools that met in the 2005 and 2006 finals with St. Philip winning the first time and Leland taking honors in the rematch.
That's the last time coaches Laurie Glass of Leland and Vicki Groat of St. Philip faced each other. This time, it was all St. Philip.
St. Philip, 73-2, returns to Battle Creek on Friday for the Class D semifinals. It took less than an hour for the Tigers to get the job done against Leland, which ends its season at 44-11-4.
"Leland is a great team and with Laurie Glass on the other bench, you have to be ready," said Groat. "She knows our weaknesses. She's a smart lady. We had to serve tough and we started serving tough from the beginning."
"They just served us off the court," Glass said. "We couldn't pass the ball. If you're going to give a team that good free balls, you're going to be in trouble. We knew we had to be aggressive and swing at every ball. I thought we could have passed better than we did."
In the first game, Lenae Lesiow served three straight aces for a 7-1 lead and the Comets were in a quick hole but battled back to cut it to 12-7. But St. Philip poured it on for a 13-1 advantage the rest of the way keyed by three straight aces from Sierra Hubbard Neil.
In the second game, Natalie Gallagher's block gave the Tigers a 9-5 lead and Casey Gallagher followed with a kill. Samantha Ellis' ace gave the Tigers a 15-6 lead and she had another ace moments later for a 19-6 advantage. Leland, sparked by an Andrea Hunt block and a Caitlin McKee, cut the Tigers lead to 21-11. But St. Phil rebounded with the 25th point coming on Hubbard Neil's ace.
"There were times where I said 'this is 100 percent serving, just get the ball in,'" Glass said. "We had to go for it, good bad or ugly and take swings. We didn't help ourselves because we couldn't pass. But they were serving difficult balls. I was trying to change my pass rotation as quick as I could."
Hubbard Neil opened the third game with 11 straight points, including three aces.
McKenzie's thundering ace gave the Tigers a 10-0 lead.
Analise Robinson served an ace for Leland and added three more points in a run that made it 11-5.
The Tigers stayed in control and led 16-6 on Samantha Ellis' kill.
Jaclyn Behnke's tip gave St. Philip a 21-9 lead and the Tigers put the match away with a 4-1 ending.
"This was a huge game for us," McKenzie said "We came out determined to win. We were energetic and it all worked out for us."
"I don't feel bad about our effort," Glass said. "They were hitting and we were digging and showed we could be there."
Olesnavage had seven kills and seven digs for Leland while Noa Yaakoby had three kills and two digs, McKee seven assists and Hunt five digs
"We've always had as an end goal to play our best against St. Philip," Olesnavage said. "We wanted to play our best. We never thought we couldn't win against them. We had an absolutely amazing season."


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A stabbing on Belfry Lane this evening left one victim with injuries that were not life-threatening, Prince William County Police said on their Facebook page.
Police are looking for two black males dressed in dark clothing, with masks.
"One suspect had dreadlocks, the other was armed with a knife," the Facebook post read.
The suspects reportedly fled on foot. The victim was flown out as a precaution.
A Patch reader reported police up and down Minnieville Road at about 9 p.m. this evening.
This story is breaking and will be updated tomorrow with more information.


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Over the last couple of days I've been implementing a new & improved online trial for our bug tracking system, FogBUGZ.
Rather than post CityDesk news here, where it will surely bore those few remaining non-CityDesk-users to tears, I'm starting a new CityDesk News site.
You're reading Joel on Software, stuffed with years and years of completely raving mad articles about software development, managing software teams, designing user interfaces, running successful software companies, and rubber duckies.
I'm Joel Spolsky, co-founder of Fog Creek Software, a New York company that proves that you can treat programmers well and still be highly profitable. Programmers get private offices, free lunch, and work 40 hours a week. Customers only pay for software if they're delighted. We make Trello, which lets you organize anything, together, FogBugz, enlightened issue tracking software for bug tracking, and Kiln, which provides distributed version control and code reviews. I'm also the co-founder and CEO of Stack Exchange. More about me.


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|—n , pl hares, hare
|any solitary leporid mammal of the genus Lepus, such as L. europaeus (European hare). Hares are larger than rabbits, having longer ears and legs, and live in shallow nests (forms)Related: leporine
|informal (Irish) make a hare of someone to defeat someone completely
|run with the hare and hunt with the hounds to be on good terms with both sides
|informal (Brit) (intr;
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|[Old English hara; related to Old Norse heri, Old High German haso, Swedish hare, Sanskrit śaśá]
|Hare1 (hɛə)
|Sir David. born 1947, British dramatist and theatre director: his plays include Plenty (1978), Pravda (with Howard Brenton, 1985), The Secret Rapture (1989), Racing Demon (1990), and The Permanent Way (2003)
|William. 19th century, Irish murderer and bodysnatcher: associate of William Burke
"þou hast a crokyd tunge heldyng wyth hownd and wyth hare." ["Jacob's Well," c.1440]
(Heb. 'arnebeth) was prohibited as food according to the Mosaic law (Lev. 11:6; Deut. 14:7), "because he cheweth the cud, but divideth not the hoof." The habit of this animal is to grind its teeth and move its jaw as if it actually chewed the cud. But, like the cony (q.v.), it is not a ruminant with four stomachs, but a rodent like the squirrel, rat, etc. Moses speaks of it according to appearance. It is interdicted because, though apparently chewing the cud, it did not divide the hoof. There are two species in Syria, (1) the Lepus Syriacus or Syrian hare, which is like the English hare; and (2) the Lepus Sinaiticus, or hare of the desert. No rabbits are found in Syria.
see mad as a hatter (March hare); run with (the hare).


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While there have been recent, fine studies on aspects of John's doctrine of God, it is surprising that none summarizes and synthasizes what John has to say about God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. In order to fill this gap, Kvstenberger and Swain offer a fresh examination of John's trinitarian vision.
Part One situates John's trinitarian teaching within the context of Second Temple Jewish monotheism. Part Two examines the Gospel narrative in order to trace the characterization of God as Father, Son and Spirit, followed by a brief synthesis. Part Three deals more fully with major trinitarian themes in the Fourth Gospel, including its account of Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, and mission. A final chapter discusses the significance of John's Gospel for the church's doctrine of the Trinity, and a brief conclusion summarizes some practical implications.


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Dunno if anybody has seen this...well, you had to have seen it at some point if you've been surfing the net in any way.
Anyhow, I picked up the CD and it showed up yesterday. Let me tell you, go get it! It's incredible! It's so incredibly well produced and it'll bring chills! It's an experience.
The "Stand By Me" song is on there as well as quite a few others. A couple I liked are "War/No More Trouble" and "One Love".
This is "War/No More Trouble"
This is "One Love" (starts out a little weak but gets better)
Just thought I'd share, 'cause ya know, I'm such a jerk and nothing but a troll.


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DURHAM — Police say a fatal accident that closed North Roxboro Road for several hours Wednesday afternoon began when a car crossed the center line and hit a pickup truck head-on.
Amy Michelle Stone of Hurdle Mills was driving northbound on North Roxboro near Northern High School when she apparently drifted over the center line at about 2:15 p.m., according to Durham police. Stone's Kia Optima hit a southbound Ford F350 driven by Eric Pendergrass, 18, of Durham, police said.
Stone, 34, was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident. Pendergrass and three other teen-aged passengers were taken to the hospital with injuries that did not appear to be life threatening.
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Last Sunday, Ossining's Barry Prichep was worried. As co-chair of the Peekskill Area Pastors Association's annual Thanksgiving Community Dinner, he knew he'd be serving at least 300 meals within days. And it didn't take his CPA skills to count the larder's then-current contents: one turkey and two pies.
But after two decades of helping to feed hungry diners, Prichep remained calm and called for help, e-mailing WHUD-FM radio personality Kacey Morabito. By Monday, the event's need was a prominent part of the station's community bulletin board; by Tuesday, the Salvation Army, which was collecting donated turkeys for the dinner, had more birds than pans to accommodate them.
By Thursday, the birds had been matched with pans, placed on plates and surrounded by greens and potatoes, both mashed and sweet. Grateful guests, some 150 of them, enjoyed a noontime feast at the United Methodist Church on Main Street in Peekskill.
"Who knows?" Prichep shrugged, as volunteers stood poised to clean up after another successful dinner. "Maybe people would have donated [the turkeys] anyway. But the radio didn't hurt."
However the word got out, it was sufficient to supply Roy Volpe of Stormville, Prichep's co-chair, with the raw materials he would need to feed those 150 diners as well as another 150 who were homebound for the holiday. A retired teacher of art and science for the emotionally handicapped at Northern Westchester BOCES, Volpe has run the fast-paced kitchen end of the annual dinner for 21 of his 22 years with the program.
With minutes to go before doors opened, the chairmen briefed more than 100 volunteers lining the dining room walls, underscoring the dinner's goal of providing a comfortable, unrushed environment for the occasion.
Bishop Michael J. Champion, a Peekskill native and pastor of the Parroquia Católica San José in Montrose, also addressed the volunteers. As president of the dinner's sponsor, the Peekskill Area Pastors Association, he thanked them for their service.
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Reflecting on his own 20 years' service to the dinner, he might well have been speaking for all of Thursday's volunteers: "It's a labor of love," Prichep said. "The pay sucks."


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David Hazlewood, 61, of McAlester, died Thursday, Jan. 10, 2013, at his McAlester residence.
Services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Bishop Chapel of Memories in McAlester, with W. Lee "Dub" Brown officiating.
Internment will be at Oak Hill Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of Bishop Funeral Service.
He was born Oct. 28, 1951 in McAlester to Vestal and Aurilla Jones Hazlewood. He attended McAlester Public Schools and graduated from McAlester High School in 1969. He then attended Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, where he received his Bachelor Degree in 1974. He then attended the University of Oklahoma where he received a Degree of Pharmancy in 1979. He worked for the Indian Heath Services and was director of pharmacy in Talihina. After retirement he worked for a time at Head's Pharmacy in Stigler. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of McAlester.
Survivors include a son, Shawn Hazlewood, of Norman; a daughter and son-in-law, Katie and Chris Thompson, of Oklahoma City; a sister, Diane Malicoat, of McAlester; father, Vestal Hazlewood, of McAlester; a nephew, Dennis Malicoat, of McAlester; a great-neice, Hattie Belle Malicoat, of Durant; aunts Mellanie Shuman, of McAlester; Lillian Wood, of McAlester, and Ann Anderson, of Muskogee. He was preceded in death by his nother, Aurilla Hazlewood.
Active pallbearers are Jerry Shackelford, Richard Carswell, George Zellmer, Larry Owens, Jim Ray Thompson and Jimmie Williams.
Honorary pallbearers are Richard Odle, Russell Martin, Tom Craig, Ronnie McGee, Gary Nichols, Gary Manos and the McAlester High School Class of 1969, classmates and friends.


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Correctly predicting the results of the presidential election in 50 out of 50 states makes Nate Silver look pretty smart — unless you're a dug-in critic, in which case maybe you just think it makes him look pretty lucky.
That's the position QStar Group chairman Dean Chambers is taking, more or less. On his website UnSkewedPolls.com, Chambers has for weeks been predicting a win for Mitt Romney and taking swipes at Silver, who writes poll analysis for The New York Times on his Five Thirty-Eight blog, and the rest of the mainstream polling establishment.
Even in the cold light of the morning after, Chambers — whose critiques made him a darling of the conservative blogosphere — continues to think he basically had it right, up until a week ago, when the arrival of Hurricane Sandy on the eastern seaboard changed the dynamic of the campaign.
"What I think actually happened, and this will get glossed over because of the final result — the race actually changed significantly," he says. "I'm not blaming the storm, but Hurricane Sandy took the election as a whole off the front pages for four to five days. After that, it got a lot closer. I do believe that a week ago, Romney was four to five points ahead in the popular vote."
Last week, Chambers was accusing Silver of using "voodoo statistics" and making worthless predictions, but he now says his beef was never with Silver himself. "My criticism was primarily with the polls," he says. "The only thing I thought was flawed with Nate Silver was that he was taking these polls at face value. Ultimately his final analysis was obviously based on polls that were far less skewed."
Chambers says he still doesn't understand the basis of Silver's predictions. "I was surprised when he moved Florida from Romney to Obama at the last minute," he says. "I thought at the time either he knew something no one else knew or he was smoking the wacky weed." (So what if he was? That's legal now in some states!)
He still believes his own reading of the poll data was more or less accurate. The problem was, he says, that it was incomplete. Specifically, it didn't predict Obama's huge advantage in get-out-the-vote success. "If you had told me two days ago that Obama was going to be plus-5 in turnout, I would have predicted an Obama win," he says. "You can make all the models you want, but they're not going to tell you what voters are going to do."
"The bottom line is that even though it did make the difference, I was only wrong on maybe three to four states, depending which way Florida goes," he adds. "That's still a pretty good batting average."
Mr. Chambers' problem is with the very verb to believe. Mr. Silver thinks, while Mr. Chambers says he believes. The difference is between math/science and faith. It is always better to count and calculate rather than surmise and suppose.
Lets give credit where credit is due. Nate called 2008 elections 49/50 called the Republican wave of 2010 and now 2012 elections. Oh yes! lets anoint him the oracle, the guru, the best and label this critic mediocre at best!
Considering the guy you bashed got 0 wrong, 4 is a lot, Dean.
"You can make all the models you want, but they're not going to tell you what voters are going to do."
YES THEY ARE GOING TO! That's what models DO, that's the whole point of models! Stop giving this idiot a platform to spread his ignorance and idiocy.
Well it proves one thing, Mr. Chamber. … wealthy college boys don't have the education enough to admit when you're wrong.
Use Quint quote from Jaws to apply to stubborn, incorrect pundit-CHECK
This quote by Chambers is absurd: "If you had told me two days ago that Obama was going to be plus-5 in turnout, I would have predicted an Obama win. You can make all the models you want, but they're not going to tell you what voters are going to do." If *any* of us had been told in advance exactly what the voters were going to do, any of us would have been able to make an accurate prediction! The fact remains that Nate Silver did and Chambers didn't.
Silver himself addressed the hurricane effect: "If I had told you in January that Mr. Obama's approval rating would have risen close to 50 percent by November, and that the unemployment rate would have dropped below 8 percent, you likely would have inferred that Mr. Obama was a favorite for re-election, with or without a hurricane and what was judged to be a strong response to it."
QUOTE: This quote by Chambers is absurd: "If you had told me two days ago that Obama was going to be plus-5 in turnout, I would have predicted an Obama win.
Ya have to wonder who Chambers meant by "you" in "If you had told me…"
Political pundits are supposed to have their fingers on the pulse of voting America.
Mr. Chambers, *I* could have told you that the turnout for Obama was going to be overwhelming, but you wouldn't have listened to me, because I'm just a radical left wing voter…who happens to be paying attention to what is going on in the streets, in places where you wouldn't be found dead.
You could have seen it yourself if, for instance, you had watched the voter registrations pop up by the thousands every minute on the website that the Dems had set up during the Democratic convention for just such a purpose, to increase the number of registered Democrats who would then vote for Obama.
You missed the enthusiasm factor among youth and other new voters. It was all there for you to see, but you weren't looking, because you were blinded by the lies you and Fox told yourselves as you talked to each other in your echo chamber.
If someone had told me that Obama was 50 points ahead, I'd have picked him to win.
It's not just Nate Silver, I'd say that 47% of the population in the swing states are smarter than Mitt.
THIS is what happens when you believe in Religion and wishful thinking and don't put your 'faith' in science, you run into the brick wall of REALITY.


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The College may occasionally decide to change our privacy policy, especially as new features are added to the College's website. If there are changes to this statement, the College will post those changes here so you are always aware of what information the College collects, and how the College uses it. At any point the College decides to use your personal information in a manner different from that at the time it was collected, the College would notify you and it shall be your choice as to whether to allow our use of your information in this different manner. Mercy College of Health Sciences reserves the right to add, change, delete or update information on the College website without notice.
Your Consent to This Privacy Policy
By using the College's website you signify that you agree with the terms of our current Privacy Policy as posted in this area of the web site. If you do not agree with any term in the Policy, please do not provide any Personal Information on this site. If you do not provide Personal Information on this site you may not be able to do certain things, like visit particular areas of the site, request certain types of information, or send us email.