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Lactose Free vs Dairy Freeby Katie Cavuto-Boyle in Uncategorized, May 19, 2013
There are a variety of non-dairy "milks" and products ranging from "cheese" to "ice cream" to "yogurt" available at most mainstream supermarkets. Depending on your reasons for choosing them in place of conventional cow's milk, you may need a refresher on the difference between dairy-free and lactose-free products.
Lactose-free milk and milk products are beneficial for people suffering from lactose intolerance. Lactose intolerance is very common, especially in adults. According to the U.S. National Library of Medicine, about 30 million Americans have some degree of lactose intolerance by the age of 20. Lactose is a type of sugar found in milk products. In order to digest lactose properly, the body produces an enzyme called lactase. In people with lactose intolerance, the body stops producing adequate amounts of lactase, causing symptoms such as bloating, gas, cramps, diarrhea and nausea. Individuals with lactose intolerance may find that they are able to eat small amounts of products that contain lactose without experiencing symptoms. Sometimes they may be able to tolerate products such as yogurt or goat's milk more easily than cow's milk. Lactase tablets are also available for lactose intolerant individuals to help them digest lactose.
If a product is labeled lactose-free, that does not mean it is necessarily dairy-free. People who seek dairy-free products may be vegan or have an allergy to dairy. Vegans avoid all animal products, including eggs and dairy, for a variety of reasons, including health, religious or ethical views. Individuals with a dairy allergy are allergic to either one or both of the milk proteins, casein and whey. Milk allergies are more common in children and some people grow out of them. Symptoms may include hives, wheezing and vomiting, and in some severe cases, anaphylaxis. The only sure way to avoid an allergic reaction is to avoid all products containing dairy. Vegans and people who have or are caring for someone who has a dairy allergy should become comfortable with reading food labels because whey and casein are often present in unexpected places, including some canned tuna, certain protein powders and some non-dairy cheese products.
When it comes to purchasing lactose-free and diary-free foods, it's best to read the ingredient list on the food label so you can identify things like casein in a product. However, once you know what ingredients to avoid, it can be fun to try the various lactose- or dairy-free options your grocery store has available. Experiment with coconut, almond, soy or hemp milks, ice creams and yogurts like So Delicious products (a personal favorite; I avoid diary due to lactose intolerance) which offer a variety of dairy-free frozen dessert options, as well as milk and yogurt options and Silk products which offer a variety of dairy free milk options. There are also a variety of sliced, shredded and cream cheese products available like those from GoVeggie! which come in lactose-free and dairy-free options which are color labeled depending on the line. This makes for easy, worry-free purchasing.
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With less than two weeks left of class, the spring semester is already drawing to its close…meaning: summer and the countless, glorious amounts of music and art festivals! One of these is happening right on campus! On the very last day of classes—Friday, April 29—Penn State will host its very own day-long music festival, Movin' On, entirely free for all to attend.
Since 1974, Penn State students have come together to organize and implement a fun, thriving outdoor festival to congratulate the soon-to-be graduates and the everyday hard-working college students who need a surge of energy and life before the looming week of final exams takes off.
This year, the students have booked four mainstream artists and four local student bands to perform on the IM fields across Park Avenue. Kicking off the day at 3:30pm will be a progressive rock and jazz enthused student band, The Good News, followed by the local and talented reggae fusion band, Atlas Soundtrack, at 4pm. The acoustic folk/rock Zak Sobel Band plays third, and the final student act is the pop/rock group, 5 Cherry Lewis, who previously performed at THON.
The fourth, paid headlining act that was only just revealed to the public on Tuesday, April 19, is the husband and wife duet, Mates of State. Currently in the process of finishing up their seventh studio album (entirely original material, as opposed to their last "tribute cover" album) they are sure to ignite the audience with new and unheard indie/pop singles.
For the first time ever, Movin' On will also be presenting the town with a country act. Called Little Big Town, they are known for their four-part vocal harmonies. Then, to weave in a set break for the artists, DJ Supernova will mix for a 30-minute show, molding the groove for the highly anticipated Lupe Fiasco. DJ Supernova will spin again for a second 30-minute session to announce the headliner, OAR.
Throughout the semester, the core students on the committee for Movin' On have sought the students' feedback in polls and online surveys in order to narrow down what styles and genres of artists to book. Inevitably, the majority of the student population was not too thrilled to hear about the headlining acts. I, being one of the core committee members—a PR captain—have really had enough with all of the negative side comments from the "peanut gallery."
Booking and signing artists for a music festival is not a piece of cake. Not only does it take a lot of research and funds, but it takes time, and it certainly takes negotiating. If people really think that Penn State can get Dave Matthews to headline a free festival for college students—an artist who is normally booked for millions of dollars—they are extremely naïve.
The underside of the music industry is full of tricks and short cuts and connections. In a follow-up article, I will delve into the process of signing contracts and negotiating with managers and bands. Maybe, just maybe, the students will better grasp the notion of why a student-organized club cannot always present everyone with his or her favorite musician.
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Bio: [Alex] is currently a senior double majoring in Print Journalism and International Studies with a double minor in Music Technology and French. As random as all that may seem, Alex's true passion lies within the art of music and the countless characteristics of rock and roll. Growing up to everything classic rock, she indulges in Led Zeppelin, The Doors, CCR, The Animals, Neil Young up through 90s grunge and today's indie/folk rock and electro beats like: Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Spoon, The Black Keys, TV on the Radio and Bassnectar!, (don't turn away, that is only a taste of the list). Alex also loves using music programs like Logic Pro to mix, modulate and place different effects on songs, which is why electronic/techno and dubstep play an essential factor in her everyday life.
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How To Make Fresh Pasta Dough in the Food Processor
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Want to make pasta, but lack the motivation to do all that mixing and kneading by hand? No problem. If you have a food processor, you can have a batch of pasta dough ready in about two minutes flat.
The fast-working action of the food processor blade mixes those eggs into the flour faster than your fingers ever could — and gives the dough a good kneading at the same time. The resulting dough is soft and supple. After a short rest, it's ready to be rolled and cut into fettuccine, ravioli wrappers, or whatever your pasta-loving heart desires.
After making pasta the old-school way for many years, I've come to really love making a quick batch in the food processor. Maybe it's only a mental thing — making the dough by hand doesn't really take that much time. To me, making it in the food processer just makes homemade pasta feel more accessible and manageable: an everyday affair instead of something reserved for only special occasions.
Hey, make it by hand or make it in the food processor — either way, you still get fresh pasta for dinner. And that is never a bad thing!
How to Make Pasta in the Food Processor
What You Need
2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
3 large eggs
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- Combine the flour and salt. Combine the flour and salt in the bowl of a food processor fitted with a blade attachment. Pulse a few times to combine.
- Add the eggs. Crack the eggs on top of the flour.
- Process for 30-60 seconds. Put the lid on the food processor and process for 30-60 seconds until the dough comes together into a rough ball.
- If dry, add water. If the dough doesn't come together after a minute and looks like small pebbles or cous cous, add a teaspoon of water and process again. Repeat until the dough comes together.
- If sticky, add flour. If the dough is sticky and smears against the sides of the bowl, add a tablespoon of flour and process again. Repeat until the dough comes together.
- Knead the dough into a smooth ball. Remove the dough from the food processor. Knead against the counter a few times until it comes together into a smooth ball.
- Rest the dough for 30 minutes. Dust the dough with a little flour and place it in a small mixing bowl. Cover with plastic wrap and rest at room temperature for at least 30 minutes.
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Isn't semolina flour best for making pasta?
c_I Semolina makes a very lovely pasta, and yes, it's traditional to Italian cuisine. But you can certainly make fantastic pasta with regular AP flour, too!
Ooh,somehow using the food processor makes this seem more accessible to me, too! The recipe is for 4-6 servings (great!) but what if you have only 2 eating dinner? Can you freeze the dough and get multiple servings of fresh pasta out of that one batch?
I'm sure the food processor makes it very easy, but why not 'go green' and make it by hand? It takes very little time using the mountain-of-flour-with-a-crater-at-the-top-for-the-eggs method and cleanup amounts to scraping and rinsing a cutting board and washing your hands. There is no electricity involved and perhaps the satisfying acts of mixing and kneading are good for our overly rushed days.
Take step #7 VERY seriously. If you don't let the dough rest, it will be so elastic, it will snap right back when you try to roll it out. This is true for hand-mixed pasta and even more so with machine-mixed pasta.
The workout the machine gives the dough really develops the gluten!
@whatsherwho - Yes, I believe you can freeze the pasta dough -- tightly wrapped in the freezer and then thawed in the fridge before using. My preference is to actually roll and cut all of the pasta and then freeze the unused portion. The frozen pasta can go straight from the freezer to the pasta pot, making for super easy meals!
Fabio from Top Chef demo'd this on the cruise last month. He recommended that the dough is processed enough when it is 'hula hooping' within the processor. So be on the lookout for the hula hoop
How about making pasta with other types of flour? I'd like to try making pasta that wasn't 100% AP, but I'm not sure what flours would work better, what proportions to use, etc. Any suggestions?
Using the processor to make pasta was how I learned to make it, though I will have to try this recipe as I've had mixed results with the one that was printed in the instructions for my hand cranked pasta machine.
I will confess, I may not have let the dough rest and that may well be part of my problem.
I've only ever made it by hand & it's super easy. I use Lidia Bastianich's recipe for poor man's egg pasta: 2 cups AP flour, sifted; 2 eggs, 3 T water, 4 T olive oil. Mix together, knead about 20 times, wrap tightly, rest 30 minutes. Roll it out. Easy & easy cleanup, too. I can make homemade pasta & have dinner on the table in under an hour. I use my hand crank machine for rolling & cutting the pasta & it's super fast.
Unless I was making a LOT of pasta, it's actually more of a pain for me to clean my food processor than to wipe up the counter after doing it the old fashioned way.
Can this be made Gluten Free?
I used to make pasta by hand. I cut it in ribbons on a pasta machine (tagliatelle). I usually made a lot and after it was cut, put it in the freezer, double bagged. Worked great.
I'm definitely going to try this in the food processor. I have a 7 cup processor - can I do this or need to halve the recipe?
Hi Maddy,
I would like to know how exactley do you freeze the pasta.
Thank you,
The best demonstration of making pasta this way is by Jamie Oliver and can be seen on YouTube here (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=C0XVDpPBHho ) where he makes not only the pasta, but also a beautiful creamy cheese sauce with broccoli in 6:25 ! My 11 year old daughter makes me play one section of this over and over - where Jamie recaps the steps to making pasta quickly (and with hilarious sound effects) - LOL !
Tamar: Make little lightly floured birds nests with the pasta (I think there is a pic on the accompanying instructions - see near end of recipe above). Or you can just put straight pasta (whatever you decide to make) in layers. Dry on a counter or table, then double bag the pasta and freeze. Just don't try to squeeze too much into one bag - you'll break it up.
The trick is to dry well first without having them stick together before freezing. BTW, I did this when I knew practically nothing about cooking or pasta. Just went for it. Of course, that was a loonnngg time ago. Easy Peezy!
As much as love the whole process of the eggs in the well method (you gotta be in the mood), this was so easy. I feel the same way others have mentioned...fresh pasta is now much more accessible! Why in the workd did I wait so long to try this?? And cleanup was a breeze. My FP bowl and blade just needed some swishes of hot soapy water. After the 30 minutes rest just let my KA pasta attachments do the rest of the work.


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Laser Surgery for Warts
Surgery Overview
Laser surgery uses an intense beam of light, or laser, to burn and destroy the wart tissue. It is usually done in a doctor's office or clinic. Local or general anesthetic may be used, depending on the number of warts to be removed or the size of the area to be treated.
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The wound will be painful for a few days after laser surgery. Recovery time depends on the location and number of warts removed.
After laser surgery, call your doctor if you have:
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Pulsed dye laser works about the same for wart removal as cryotherapy and cantharidin.1
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201 W. Walnut St.
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P.O. Box 22308
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(920) 463-4360
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Community Resource Handbook Brown
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If you think the members of the U.K. boy-band sensation One Direction are shallow pop stars who have no interest in the music of the past, think again: At least one of the five guys in the group was practically jumping for joy because he got to meet the Eagles .
The Eagles were recently in London to promote their documentary History of the Eagles, which is where One Direction member Niall Horan ran into them. The starstruck 19-year-old tweeted , "I met my all time music heroes today 'the eagles' ! Well two of them! Don Henley and Timothy [ B. Schmit ]!" He then added the hashtag "#goosebumps," and included a photo of himself grinning ear-to-ear, standing between Don and Timothy.
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Known for her Tony Award-winning turn in The Producers as bombshell assistant Ulla and in the show-stopping role of Ziegfeld's Favorite in The Will Rogers Follies, Huffman's off-stage passions include a lifelong love of food – one which fans may already know from her on-screen appearances as a judge on "Iron Chef America" for ten years.
Playbill.com spoke with Huffman about her passion for food and her top-seven must-eat places for everything from cupcakes to cocktails to brunch.
Where did your love of cooking and food come from?
CH: I grew up in an Italian household in California, so everything was fresh. I lived with my mother and my grandmother. My grandmother cooked the sauce. When she did the sauce it was a two-day affair. You didn't just whip it up and throw it on the table. She had a "pasta fazool" [pasta e fagioli] that was legendary! I can't believe no one bothered to write the recipe down. We all still talk about it.
I remember my grandmother loved her toast a little burnt. She would put a little mayonnaise on it, slice some tomatoes and some salt. There was something a little ritualistic about food that was special. You sliced, you prepared. And my mother, who was a single mother, worked three part-time jobs, but she and my grandmother always made sure that someone was cooking dinner for us. We had a very experimental kitchen; she loved to cook different things and this was California, so everything was fresh. Nothing packaged at all.
How did "Iron Chef" come about for you?
CH: A friend of mine at Food Network was producing "Iron Chef America." They had done the pilot and foodies can be very dry, especially back then, and I think I was in The Producers, and he said, "Cady, you're sort of a celebrity." [Laughs.] "Would you come onto our new show?" I was like, "Free food? Sure, I'll do that." And then I ended up doing ten seasons of it.
It was funny, I didn't consider myself a foodie, particularly. So, when I got on the show, I found that I really do have a palette and that people for some reason wanted to hear what I had to say about the food. I think because I put it in pretty simple terms. And I could rib Jeffrey Steingarten, and I love him! [Laughs.] He's so knowledgeable, but what happened was I learned so much from all of them. I'm so happy to have tasted some of the best food in the world.
Was there anything they put in front of you that made you think, "How am I going to eat that?
CH: I have no food phobia at all. I have put strange things in my mouth! [Laughs.] One of the big things I learned doing "Iron Chef" was the aesthetics of food. It has to looks pleasing before you eat it. It all looks gorgeous, so you never think, "Ew, I'm not going to eat that mountain of calves liver."
Did anything surprise you that you thought might not be as good as it was?
CH: Actually never. I'm kind of boring that way. Some things certainly surprised me. One of my favorite things was the Offal battle – things that fall off a butchered animal. So, it was pig's ears, trotters, blood, tripe – anything. That was the only show where they called me beforehand to make sure I would do it.
People are going to wonder how you maintain a dancer's body and indulge. Any secrets?
CH: I don't reward myself with food and I don't punish myself with food. And I think that is much more the root of dietary problems. I don't eat processed foods and I don't like fast food. As I've gotten older, I have to watch my diet. I stick to gluten-free, I cut out some dairy and meats. I eat well and I don't worry about it too much.
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Fine art and artisanry by over 40 Cape Cod artists are on view in both the main and the exhibition galleries at the Cataumet Arts Center during the holidays. Enjoy an inspiring display of local creativity and artistry, and perhaps find a few special handmade gifts! A rich display of oil paintings, watercolors, pastels, photography, ink brush painting, pottery, mosaics, wood and metal sculpture, fiber arts, hand blown glass, woven wall hangings and apparel, carved decoys, hand turned wood bowls, handmade jewelry, scarves, artist-made cards and more.
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13 Deliciously Cute Baby Dessert Costumes
Have you ever seen a baby so cute you could just nom nom eat them up? Here are the most adorable dessert costumes available for Baby.
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Itty Bitty Newborn Cupcake
Cupcakes are a popular theme for babies dressed as dessert. This bright and colorful matching cupcake hat and diaper cover from The Jumbled Bag can be made to fit a sweet newborn or an older baby.
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Baby Cookie Sandwich
What tastes better sandwiched between two cookies than a baby? Nothing, I tell you! This felt Chocolate Chip Cookie Chipwich sewing pattern is available at Sweet Emma Jean. They also sell the felt pack.
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Holy Cannoli
Now this is a unique baby costume – a chocolate chip cannoli!
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Peep Peep
I may not eat many Peeps, but this is just too cute. This Peeps costume is perfect for Halloween and Easter!
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Just Add Sprinkles
This baby cupcake with sprinkles is simply scrumptious and available at EZ Orange Designs on Etsy.
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One Scoop or Two?
This crochet ice cream cone outfit from Elyses Expertise for baby is sure to melt your heart.
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Hostess With the Mostess
Dress baby up as a classic treat with this Hostess Cupcake oneseie from The Wishing Elephant. Who else needs a chocolate fix now?
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Cupcake on the Brain
All day I'll be thinking about cupcakes thanks to cuties like this baby. Love this cupcake hat by JWhiz Crochet which can be worn anytime!
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Candy Corn Princess
There are a few variations of candy corn costumes, but this Candy Corn Princess one was the sweetest.
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With a Cherry on Top
This little Sweetheart Cupcake caught my eye with her cherry hat. She's making my teeth ache!
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Always Room for Ice Cream
There's always room for ice cream, especially when an adorable baby is dressed up like an ice cream cone. This baby bunting costume is available at Chasing Fireflies.
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Ted Keller '53
R-MC Coach Ted Keller served
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ASHLAND, VA -- Ted Keller, a legendary former coach, athlete and athletic administrator
at Randolph-Macon College, passed away Friday, April 10, 2009.
A native of Winchester, Virginia, Keller graduated from Handley High School in 1949
where he was a star athlete in football, basketball and track. After high school,
Keller enrolled at Randolph-Macon, where he excelled in football and baseball for
four years. In football, Keller played quarterback and was all-conference, All-American
and a team co-captain. In baseball, he was an all-conference shortstop. Off the
field, Keller was a Dean's List student and a member of the Omicron Delta Kappa
national leadership and scholarship honor society. He received a B.A. degree in
history from Randolph-Macon in 1953.
"Ted Keller left an indelible mark on the students whose lives he touched," said
R-MC president Robert R. Lindgren. "He was not only an exceptional athlete and coach,
but a wonderful mentor, setting an example for sportsmanship and honor. He represented
the best qualities about Randolph-Macon and he will be deeply missed."
Keller began his coaching career as an assistant at James Wood High School in Winchester
in 1953. From 1954 to 1956, he served in the U.S. Marine Corps and played football
for the Quantico base team. He started as quarterback ahead of four Division I quarterbacks,
including All-American Worth Lutz from Duke University.
In 1956 Keller got back into coaching as head football coach at Fairfax High School
from 1956 to 1958, achieving a 14-4-2 record there. He then returned to Randolph-Macon
in 1958 as an assistant coach and in 1964, Keller took over as head coach of the
Yellow Jacket football team. He served in that capacity for 18 years with a record
of 105-56-5.
While Keller was head coach, Randolph-Macon's teams won four Mason-Dixon Athletic
Conference championships and three Old Dominion Athletic Conference titles. The
biggest moment for the program during that time was winning the 1969 Knute Rockne
Bowl NCAA east division championship, 47-28 on the road against the University of
Bridgeport (CT). That 1969 Yellow Jacket team was inducted into Randolph-Macon's
Athletic Hall of Fame in the fall of 2004.
"Coach Keller has been and always will be the face of the Randolph-Macon football
program," said current R-MC head coach Pedro Arruza. "The tradition he established
here is remarkable and was one of the main things that initially attracted me to
this job. With his legacy, he set an unbelievable standard of excellence – not only
with his success on the field but also with the impact he made on the hundreds of
men who played for him. You can tell when you meet one of his former players that
Coach Keller is loved and respected by those who played for him." Continued Arruza
- "From day one, he welcomed me into the Randolph-Macon football family. He was
a great sounding board for a young coach. Even in tough times, he was always supportive
of me and the program. His passing is a huge loss not only for the Randolph-Macon
community, but for me personally. Coach Keller was a great man, and I will miss
Individually, Keller was named Virginia Small College Coach of the Year four times
and Old Dominion Athletic Conference Coach of the Year three times. In 1976, he
coached the East team in the Virginia Collegiate East-West All-Star Game in Roanoke
to a 29-19 win.
Keller was inducted into the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame on April 23, 2005. The
induction dinner ceremony took place in Portsmouth as a part of the Hall of Fame
Weekend, which included the dedication of a new facility for the Hall of Fame. The
Virginia Sports Hall of Fame was Keller's sixth hall of fame induction. He was a
member of the first class inducted into Randolph-Macon's Athletic Hall of Fame in
1996 and in 2005 was honored again with his 1969 football team. In addition, he
has been inducted into the Handley High School Hall of Fame, the Winchester Fastpitch
Softball Hall of Fame and the Richmond Slowpitch Softball Hall of Fame.
Besides his football coaching duties, Keller was also Randolph-Macon's head golf
coach from 1964 through 2002, and served as the school's athletic director from
1982 to 1996. He served as the Director of the Yellow Jacket Club for many years
and worked with the R-MC golf team until his death. In 1979, Randolph-Macon's Society
of Alumni presented Keller with the Distinguished Service Award, and he received
the Distinguished Alumnus Award in 1996.
"Ted's passion for life and for Randolph-Macon was unparalleled," said R-MC athletic
director, Denis Kanach. "He could always be found at R-MC athletic competitions,
cheering on our Yellow Jackets and even competing in our golf tournaments. It just
won't be the same without him."
Keller's service to the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame included being president of
the organization in 1992 and 1994, and serving as chairman of that board from 1994
to 1996.
A memorial service for Keller will take place on Tuesday, April 14 at 2:00 p.m.
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Dr. Mary Lynne Derrington has been selected as Blaine school district�s new superintendent, effective July 1. Her appointment was announced at the school board�s regular monthly meeting on March 24. Derrington replaces Dr. Gordon Dolman who indicated his desire to retire last year. Derrington is currently superintendent of Chimacum school district, a position she has held since 1995. She was selected after a review process that included meeting with parents and educators at open houses held to gain input in the hiring process. �All of us [board members] read every comment received,� said Barrie Hull.
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The Whatcom County Math Championships was held March 1 at Whatcom Community College and several fourth grade students placed. Devon Carter finished third in the individual testings, and the team of Libby Moore, Dustin Dhanani, Megan Varner and Kristian Freeman brought home the third place trophy in the team competition. Devon Carter, Clint Richardson and Andrew Miller came home with the fifth place trophy in the team competition. The third team of fourth graders, Emily Kramme, Derek Dobbs and Sophia Sennett finished in the top half.
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A total of 399 teams from 102 schools across the state attended the Washington state math championship last Saturday at the Blaine schools complex. Students first competed individually then in teams on tests in mental math, probability, algebra, geometry and potpourri, a combination of questions from all categories. The Washington state math championship is the largest academic competition in the state. It is sponsored by ConocoPhillips Ferndale Refinery, which donates $5,000 to underwrite event costs. The Ferndale refinery has sponsored the event since 1988.
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Two Blaine high school students performed at the annual All-State Gala concert on March 16. Mary Marshall, a sophomore soprano, and Kit Schumann, a junior alto saxophonist, went to the event, held at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma. In order to be selected for the concert, students must submit an audition tape, and more than 2,000 tapes are submitted state-wide. About 600 students are selected, of whom 350 are choir, 140 are orchestra, and 140 are band.
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The White House honored Blaine mathematics teacher John Freal last week at the 2002 Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching ceremony. Freal is among 167 teachers to be recognized for an extraordinary ability to inspire students to learn by bringing challenging concepts to life in the classroom. The award was established by the White House in 1983, and is the nation�s highest honor for elementary and secondary school math and science teachers. The program is administered by the National Science Foundation (NSF). Freal received a special citation from President Bush, a $7,500 cash award from NSF to improve science and mathematics instruction, gifts from donors and a trip to the March 21 ceremony in Washington D.C.
students place at Music History
Anna Halpin and Steinun Sigfusson, both eighth graders at Blaine middle school and Michelle Halpin, a sixth grader, competed in the annual Music History Day event sponsored by the Whatcom County chapter of Washington state music teachers association. Over 45 students competed with works of art, displays and live performances including dance, voice and piano. Anna took the first place ribbon for the eighth grade division for her in-depth study and display on the composer Offenbach. Steinun placed second in the eighth grade division for her original compilation of information, essays and articles which she formatted into a magazine display. Michelle placed second in the sixth grade division with her study of the musical Strauss family. All three students study piano with Deborah Cole-Highley, a 19-year member of the Whatcom County chapter of music teachers association. All three also received outstanding achievement awards for their efforts.


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