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Summer Farro Salad
Author Notes: I love farro for its nutty texture, and it has the same nutritional benefits as brown rice but cooks in half the time. Rather than simply cook it in water, I added some garlic, onion and parsley to the pan to infuse extra flavor. This recipe started with the Mr. asking me to cook something for his office potluck, so I decided to focus on a salad that could easily double as a side or main course for any vegetarians hoping to take part in the potluck. Studded with tiny bits of fresh mozzarella, chopped olives, onions and grape tomatoes, it's now my new favorite summer salad. The dressing is also a very versatile vinaigrette you can toss with any mixed greens for a homemade option to bottled dressings. - Jennifer Perillo - Jennifer Perillo
Food52 Review: This salad would be great as a side dish, or as a one-dish meal. Jennifer Perillo starts by cooking the farro with red onion, parsley and a clove of garlic, perfuming the grains with the aromatics as they cook. Juicy tomatoes, creamy mozzarella and briny kalamatas break up any potential monotony, and diced red onion, basil and parsley keep the dish from feeling heavy. For the dressing, she combines olive oil, a little honey and two different vinegars (we love how the cleaner, more bracing tang of red wine vinegar cuts through the sticky, caramel notes of the balsamic); the rich, nutty farro takes to the sweet-sour vinaigrette like a moth to a flame. - A&M - A&M
Serves 8 to 12, as a side or main course
- 2 cups uncooked farro (or substitute barley)
- 1 medium red onion, cut in half
- 1 clove garlic
- handful of fresh parsley plus 1 tablespoon finely chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon salt, plus more if needed
- 1 cup finely diced (about 1/4 "cubes) fresh mozzarella cheese
- 2 teaspoons minced pitted kalamata olives
- 1 pint grape tomatoes, cut into quarters
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped fresh basil
- Freshly ground pepper, to taste
- scant 1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
- 1 teaspoon balsamic vinegar
- 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
- 2 teaspoons honey
- Add the farro, one onion half, garlic, handful of parsley and salt along with 2 3/4 cups water to a 2 quart pot. Bring to a boil, then cover, reduce to a simmer, and cook for 10 minutes. Turn off burner and let sit, covered, for 5 more minutes. Discard the onion, garlic and large pieces of parsley. Spread out on a rimmed sheet pan and let cool completely (do not skip this step or the mozzarella will melt into the finished dish).
- Whisk together the olive oil, vinegars and honey to prepare the dressing. Chop the remaining onion half finely. Add onion, cooled farro, mozzarella, kalamata olives, tomatoes, remaining tablespoon of parsley and basil to a deep bowl. Pour the dressing over the ingredients and stir well to combine, using a long wooden spoon or rubber spatula. Season with salt and pepper. The salad is ready to serve, but can also be made and stored in the fridge, covered, one day ahead.
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Tags: can be made ahead, Entrees, Italian, picnic, Salads, Side Dishes, Summer, Vegetarian, wheat-free
Comments (42) Questions (2)
9 months ago Xtinabytes
I made this for the second time tonight. Subbed a salty sheep's milk feta for the mozzarella. Was divine!
9 months ago Socalgal52
This is great! I substituted quinoa for the barley to make it gluten free and up the protein.
10 months ago koc
Delicious! My family loved it. Thanks for the wonderful recipe.
over 2 years ago jilladavis
Loved this salad. What a hit with the relatives! I made a sling change. I substituted goat cheese for the mozzarella, added roasted asparagus and used lemon juice and olive oil for the dressing. This is my new favorite.
Thanks for the inspiration Jennifer. This was my first time using farro thanks to you!
over 2 years ago Robb
Added cucumber instead of olives. Outstanding recipe.
over 2 years ago venguyen
Thank you for this recipe! I subbed jicama because I don't like raw onions.
about 2 years ago melissamachete
Have you tried rinsing the onions? I do this when i want texture and a little bit of the onion flavor, but I don't want to over power the other flavors. You end up with a very mild onion flavor.
over 2 years ago MaryDD
I made this a day ahead and took it camping. Delicious! Everyone thought it was so fresh and zesty after having the usual slightly unhealthy camp fare ( hot dogs, burgers etc..) I made it with barley as I couldnt find farro.
over 2 years ago laurava
I could tell that my 20 something year olds sons were skeptical when I served this dish. I marinated and grilled chicken to add to the dish. It was a big hit! I found the farro at our local Whole Foods. Thank you for the recipe.
over 2 years ago jskemom
I was able to find a large bag of organic pearled farro at Costco in San Diego FYI.
over 2 years ago jskemom
I was able to find a large bag of organic pearled farro at Costco in San Diego FYI.
almost 3 years ago fitsxarts
this is really delicious! definitely a keeper.
about 3 years ago HandRocksLadle
What an amazing, and healthy recipe! Made it last night to go alongside dinner and my fiance raved about it. Brought leftovers to work today for my co-workers to try and they loved it too! Will definitely be adding this to my summer salad rotation -- thank you for sharing!
over 3 years ago Jennifer Perillo
Wow, I am always amazed at the wonderful group of people that have been drawn together through Food52. After a little midnight browsing, I saw the string of comments, and it was so heartwarming to hear how this one little recipe has created raves and new avenues for creativity and looking at ingredients in a new light in your own homes.
I feel touched knowing I've shared a meal in some small way with each of you. Thank you for welcoming me into your kitchens.
over 3 years ago Dedegumbert
Loved it. I used fresh mozzarella pearls and local " sweet 100 " cherry tomatoes. My husband loved it as well!
over 3 years ago TinaMiB
This was the most amazing recipe!! A mix of caprese salad and farro. My family is already wanting me to make it again. It is amazing! Our local grocery store makes handmade mozzarella daily. The only change I will make next time is add more olives and instead of mincing them, keep them a little bigger. Thanks for the amazing recipe.
I lucked out and our Whole Foods had farro. The lady checking me out said it had to be new because she had never seen or heard of it before.
almost 4 years ago Julia Alling
Second time on my menu. Didn't have tomatoes nor mozzarella. Substituted parmesan and peaches add the other half of a roasted red onion (left over from a Bittman guacamole). Delightful. This recipe has provided me a new platform for using vegetables... thank you.
almost 4 years ago laura21
this recipe was good but I failed to notice the indication that it serves 12 people. now I have so much of this stuff I dont know what to do with it. seriously, I could have mixed the salad in the bathtub I had so much barley ( I used barley instead)
almost 4 years ago ncavillones
I could eat it all day, every day so if you don't want it, send it along! LOL Or Foist it on a neighbor.
almost 4 years ago
AntoniaJames is a trusted source on Bread/Baking.
Healthierkitchen, that's good to know about the difference in cooking times. Sounds like what's marketed as "farro" (at about five times the cost per pound, incidentally) cooks up a lot more quickly. I always pre-soak my whole grains by boiling them for a minute or two in the morning, covering, and then cooking them up in the evening, so it's never been a problem for me. Thanks! ;o)
over 3 years ago healthierkitchen
That's a great idea! thirschfeld also recommended a soaking method in the string of posts on Merrill's farro dish. Farro can be pricey, but as laura21 noted, two cups serves a party.
almost 4 years ago ncavillones
For some reason, I couldn't find farro anywhere. I checked my local food co-op and at the large chain supermarket. I ended up using barley. I also changed up the ingredients to use what I had on hand, and it came out really good! I think the dressing is really what makes this dish.
My changes:
I used thyme, instead of basil and parsley.
I used feta, instead of mozzarella.
For veggies, I used spinach and grilled summer squash.
I left out the tomatoes and olives, since I didn't have them on hand.
I love how versatile this recipe is, and hopefully, I'll be able to find farro soon because I'd love to try it!
almost 4 years ago
AntoniaJames is a trusted source on Bread/Baking.
You could try asking for "spelt berries" when looking for farro, as that is how they are commonly known here in the US. ;o)
almost 4 years ago healthierkitchen
AJ is right that you can try spelt, but be forwarned that it will probably cook up differently! Most farro sold in the US is semi pearled (or "parlato") and, therefore, cooks a little faster. A while back I bought the bulk spelt at the co-op when they didn't have farro and it took forever to cook, guests waiting, family grumpy, etc. I'm guessing it was whole and not pearled at all. I can see in this recipe and I know in mine, the amount of cooking time for the farro would be very different than for spelt. ncavillones, you could also mail order the farro - I think I even saw it here on Food 52 in the Shop. Sorry to stick my 2 cents in, but figured I'd share my spelt experience.
almost 4 years ago lastnightsdinner
Are there any Italian markets near you? I have no problem finding farro at my local Whole Foods, but it's everywhere at the Italian markets on Federal Hill and in Boston's North End, so checking an Italian market might be another option for you. Alternately, if any of your local stores carry the Rustichella d'Abruzzo brand of pastas, you might ask if they can order you their farro. You can also order direct from them online. Good luck!
almost 4 years ago ncavillones
thanks, all, for the suggestions! we do have a whole foods about 30 minutes from us, so i'll look there for the farro. i really want to try it!
almost 4 years ago ENunn
Two nights ago I made a batch of this, along with Amanda's Shrimp Bittman and my own corn and cucumber salad. My favorite meal this summer. And, as has been pointed out here, it's completely addictive. You want to keep eating it forever.


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December 7, 2012
Amidst an unordinary season in Los Angeles involving a coaching change and the Lakers first 0-3 start since 1978, Kobe Bryant still found his way on a billboard. This time it was a career milestone. Ironically, the 13th pick in the 1996 NBA Draft came into the night needing 13 points to reach it. On Wednesday night against the New Orleans Hornets, Bryant scored 29 points and led the Lakers to a 103-87 victory.
But it wasn't the performance that led to the win that was of note, it was the basket he made with 1:15 left in the 2nd quarter. Just another signature slashing drive to the basket with an incredible finish gave Bryant 30,000 points for his career. This is what the 30,000 point plateau means for Kobe Bryant:
1. Youngest player in NBA history to reach 30,000 points.
2. 5th player in NBA history to score 30,000 points.
3. The Hall-of-Fame is all but assured considering the 4 others in this club were all inducted: "Cap" Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, "the Mailman" Karl Malone, Michael "Air" Jordan, and Wilt "the Stilt" Chamberlain
4. 5,640 of his points so far have come in the NBA Playoffs, which already puts him at 3rd all-time.
5. The only one in the 30,000-point club to not play college basketball
Although Kobe needed more games to reach the 30,000 mark, I don't think it's wise to hold that against him. What is going to happen when somebody like Lebron James hits the 30,000-point club? Are we going to downplay his achievement? The answer is no. Kobe at 34 has played an incredible 16 NBA seasons. By only his fifth NBA season he was dropping 28.5 points per game. I would say he adjusted pretty well.
Even after a knee surgery, Bryant still looks ageless. There will come a time when it is no longer easy to score. That time is a far cry from the present for the man they call "The Black Mamba".

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Comment posted First Minister announces 'radical rethink' on land reform by Graeme mccormick.
Finance to fund land acquisition is finite. Surely the simple way to resolve the land issue is to take the value out of it?
Suggestions as to how we achieve it without infringing human rights please!
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- Great responses! Just as the Referendum debate provides an opportunity for land reform so it also opens minds to other fundamental reforms such as access to justice, honest money, a new definition of "family" and state guaranteed citizens income.
It would be a great shame if those opposed to Independence did not join the wider debate on these and other issues. Independence must not be an end in itself
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- Better Together still clueless – and about to do more harm
Both make rather good cider
- McGrigor says assumptions on EU membership are insecure
Why doesn't the UK government as the EU for a determination on these points? That would clear up the uncertainty surely?
He might also care to answer if he thinks Scotland would be better in the EU or outside it as part of the UK following a UK referendum
- Powerful Baillie speech nails Scottish Government inadequacies on child poverty
Jackie Baillie has no shame.
According to the UK Treasury Dumbarton and thecVale were not deprived areas in 1987. I have a letter from the Treasury confirming this.
In 2006 Scottish Executive statistics showed these two towns as the third most deprived in Scotland.
In Lord Robertson's words, a cataclysmic change of fortune.
During this period Labour and Conservatives ruled Westminster while Labour lorded it over the local Council and Scottish Parliament.
This change is Lord McFall's legacy since he was the local MP throughout this period. Jackie Baillie was his handmaiden.
It's difficult to think of any other area which has suffered such a demise.
Thank you, Jackie.
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While I would have loved for Helensburgh to host the SNP spring Conference or indeed one from any political party there just isn't a hall big enough.
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Houses are a affordable in Scotland. In virtually every council area in Scotland you can buy a 2 bed roomed flat , cottage flat or terraced house for under £100k. I buy and sell them for clients every week.
I agree we need to expand self build and a land value rental could encourage the release of land towards that.
Help to buy is helping but a better would have been for government to indemnify lenders for say 5 years for the top 20% of a mortgage provided that the purchase price did not exceed 90% of the Home Report valuation thus providing a sensible buffer to discourage profligate lending.
Affordability also involves maintenance, repair and heating. Help to make existing properties energy efficient and compulsory maintenance funds should be established by legislation if necessary.
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I'm not joking about the title. I am using an Apollo and now that I have this I am having a hard time justifying keeping it. I have a Toft ATB 24 mainly for the Eq but the pres worst bad. This emulation smokes the Toft and gives me more of a vibey British console feel with recall. Side note the pres on the Apollo are better sounding than the Toft to me.
I demoed all of the Neve EQ's and this one sounded the best to my ears. I really thought the 1081 would be the one but the HF section of the 31102 really gets your attention. It is now my "go to" EQ.
I preferred the 31102 over the 1073. Even though it looks "uglier", the hi band is more versatile and sounds better for me.
Now I'm recording almost everything using 31102 before going to Pro Tools on my apollo system.
This is one eq that was a must-have after I demoed it. What it added to guitars, vocals, keys & drums (percussion included) are words like sheen, luster, depth, air and yes the ever popular "presence" unlike any other UA eq i've used. Granted I like the other eq's for various reasons (still learning the fine points on some) but I wouldn't swap this on for any of them.
Great Eq I love how it sounds on Snare, Kick, Guitars, Vocals heck jsut about everything.
Incredible equalizer which really opens up the sound without sounding harsh. The parameters are very musical. If you suffer from dull audio, Dr. Neve has the prescription for you! Use this when you need a bit more control than the Neve 1073.
After using the demo version of all the NEVE EQ's I chose the 31102. It can sound like the 1073, but is more versatile. I wish I could have all of the NEVE products... but for now the 31102 is my first choice!
Also, the LA2A is great (As I knew it would be) I have used it on every session since my initial purchase of the UA card.
This is the best eq plugin Uad has developed!!! Nobody's talking about it, No reviews, No video, Am I the only one lov'in this plug!!!
I have almost every EQ uad-1 has available and I'm doing just great with all them. what ever tweak there is necessary can be accomplished with all my existing tools. It's not necessary for me to buy this equalizer. As much as I like it I'm not going to buy it.
But if you haven't established your toolbox yet this plug-in is a great place to start.
This unit is superior to the 1073. It's not to drag down the 1073, but the comparison is bound to made and my choice goes to this plug-in.
I own both UA 1073 and now the 31102.
This unit can do what the 1073 can't do in the lows and low-mids, while the hi-mids have their own kind of sound which is better compared to the 1073.
For Electronic Music: Choose the 31102
For Acoustic Music: Choose the 1073
Thanks UA, 5/5
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I got an amazing Bass guitar sound for a metal band's release I am mixing using the 14 day demo. I could not dial it in quite the same with any of my other EQs. So I had to purchase. It also has the most unique sounding High shelf I have heard. Very warm and almost 3 dimensional sounding. Great on strings and especially synth strings. A must have for 80's sounding productions. Highly recommended.
i FIND THIS NEVE AS ONE OF THE BEST EVER BETTER THAN THE 1073 I USE THIS ON EVERTHING I CANT DO A MIX WITHOUT THIS NEVE
pretty good in combination with the Avalon 737 SP to tape, a Neumann Mic and the Neve 31102 off tape.
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There is something really smooth about this EQ, something the other Neve EQ's don't have, just ridiculously smooth. Still using demo mode and as soon as I get the cash up I'm buying this, this will be my go to EQ for guitars hands down. I personally think this is the best sounding EQ out of the 3 Neve EQ's Universal Audio have to offer.
The NEVE products are great!
After 14 day trial of all of the NEVE EQ's I desided on the 31102.
It can sound like the 1073, but is more verital.
I wish I had all of the NEVE plug-in's... but for the moment the 31102 is my first choice.
Also.. the LA2A is unbelievable (as I knew it would be) I use it on every session.
Yep, works so well I wish I had a real one.
It never makes anything sound like it's been tampered with.
My favorite UAD EQ so far, especially for low and low-mid shaping. It might not be as "pretty" as the Harrison or Trident, but it can dig in and help you really carve out a sound if you need it - or, it can be smooth and gentle when all you need is 1 or 2 dB's here or there. It can be utilitarian, dramatic, smooth, or surgical...your choice.
This is a very nice sounding EQ... the highend gets smooth.. and fat.. in a analog hardware way..
In the studio I got Pultec EQs, Sontec EQ and the API EQs... I would say.. this EQ plugin is nice if you cant afford hardware or just need quality on many tracks without bouncing dont audio all the time..
This is some of the best plugins money can buy..
And this EQ is another "must buy" in your daily studio life..


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THere is nothing "wrong" with it, but it is not the most secure way of doing it, because those extra slip joints can fall apart if the pipe is bumped.
My husband and I just installed a new bathroom vanity from Ikea. The house was built in the 1970s. Water pipes are copper and the drain line is ABS.
We ran into a few challenges because the Ikea faucet connections were 1/2" instead of 3/8" and were also not long enough. We used a 1/2" male-male adapter to join the Ikea connections to a 1/2" to 3/8" supply line. Replacing their supply line all together was not an option because of the strange way it connected into the faucet. We probably won't be buying an Ikea faucet for our next bathroom project.
We also moved the vanity over a few inches to the left so it would be more centered in the space and not right up against the wall. This meant that our drain line was off as well. I have attached pictures of the solution my husband came up with.
We are curious to know if this is against code in any way or whether it is a problem to use the "twist" connectors to connect the PVC drain pipe pieces.
Any advice would be much appreciated!
Last edited by feyd83; 05-21-2011 at 06:42 PM.
THere is nothing "wrong" with it, but it is not the most secure way of doing it, because those extra slip joints can fall apart if the pipe is bumped.
Thanks for the feedback so far.
So we decided to redo the drain line because DH forgot to put teflon tape on the slip joint connectors or somehow did them wrong because they were leaking like crazy.
He bought the stuff so he could do regular cemented PVC pipes. However, he bought a couple of rubber 'banded' type size reducers to use. I have attached a new picture. I am not sure about these rubber things because they seem very flexible and the section of pipe in between them is wobbly.
Last edited by feyd83; 05-21-2011 at 06:33 PM.
There is no new picture.
Teflon tape for slip joints... not proper.
Rubber couplings... what for?
Sorry, was having a hard time getting the picture uploaded. It is attached now.
So why are the rubber couplings being used?
If you have abs, why not use abs for the piping under the sink...?
You've got just as many points for failure as you did before...
We were told that PVC was better (I guess not many people use ABS nowadays?). He says he used the couplings so the drain could easily be disconnected. Apparently there isn't much length left on the ABS coming out of the wall.
Mixing materials isn't going to be better...
If the Ikea sink has a weird tail piece on it, I would source out a 1 1/4" drain/tail piece and use a proper trap adapter rather than the rubber reducer and 2 slip joints...
Ok thanks for the feedback. We are going to keep an eye on it and see how it does.
Unfortunately the whole drain assembly that came with the Ikea sink is integrated with the oddly-sized tailpiece so we probably won't try to replace it right away unless we see some issues with it. We understand that it is not the usual set-up.
DH thinks the problem with the slip-joint connectors was that the pipes were not aligning properly. So far the ones coming out of the sink drain have not been leaking.
You have shown how to take a ''simple job" and make a project out of it, and since those rubber couplings, especially the grey one at the sink are NOT "legal" it is not much of an improvement. I would have done it differently with a less material and LESS time, and it would still be removeable. Proper slip joints NEVER need teflon, in fact it does NOTHING to help them seal.
Teflon Tape should only be used on a tapered thread:
Tail piece into the lav drain body
Shower arm
A slip joint nut and washer works best when clean. No goo and no tape.
What you had in the beginning was fine.
I did the exact same water supply hook up using the 1/2" male adapter, but mine leaks! Did you use those lousy little washers supplied by ikea with the faucet or something else? I would greatly appreciate your help on this as I cannot make another trip to the hardware store without pulling my hair out!
If you are using a new flexible water supply line, it will come with "seals" on the ends. Nothing more is needed.
Thanks for the response. The flex lines that I purchased at the hardware store have no issues. Where the leak is is where I connected the 1/2" adapter to the ikea faucet flex line that came with it. They are different and have only a rubber washer which does not work. If you just used stock washer with faucet, then I have done something wrong. Again,much appreciated.
quote; We were told that PVC was better (I guess not many people use ABS nowadays?).
In this area, you might spend a lot of time looking for PVC drain fittings. I, and the other plumbers in the area, have ONLY used ABS for the past 40 years, (so I would say that "more than a few plumbers use it).
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Below is a list of all the Exhibitions and What's On that are happening on 3rd June 2012. To view events for another date use the calendar in the left hand navigation and click on the date you wish to view.
JAPAN: Kingdom of Characters
Dont miss the only opportunity to see this major exhibition in the UK, celebrating the growing interest in Japanese subcultures such as manga and anime.
Manga Dreams: Anderson & Low
Extended until Sunday 2 September
Submerged-Spaces: Bill Viola
Please note all 3 Submerged-Spaces venues will be closed for the bank holidays on Monday 4 and Tuesday 5 June.
The First Moderns: Art Nouveau, from Nature to Abstraction
The First Moderns is the first in a series of spectacular displays dedicated to the history of Modernism.
There Is Here: Photographs by Avi Gupta
There Is Here is the first UK exhibition by American artist Avi Gupta, specially commissioned for the Sainsbury Centre.
What's On
Saturday Art Club - 2 June (Children's Events)
Saturday 2 June
2pm 4pm; Where: Education Studio; Price: £8, £6 concessions (per week); includes materials; Booking: essential; Artists: Mandy Roberts and Jessica Perry
SOLD OUT - Creative Studio - Origami Bowls - 2 and 3 June (Workshops)
Saturday 2 - Sunday 3 June
10.30pm - 4.30pm; Price: £100, £80 concessions, includes materials; Artist: Tine De Ruysser; Booking: essential (early-bird booking for Sainsbury Centre Friends only until 17 January - tickets go on general sale 18 January)


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The Minnesota Vikings were granted an expansion franchise in 1961, and after a few seasons near the bottom of the league, the Vikings became a powerhouse in the league. Minnesota won the franchise's first of many division in 1968. The following season, the Vikings finished 12-2, romping through the NFL and knocking off the Kansas City Chiefs to win Super Bowl IV. Though that would be the team's only Super Bowl victory, the Vikings would continue to be one of the most feared team in the NFL. Minnesota won the division 11 times in 13 seasons from 1968 through 1980, reaching the Super Bowl four times including the Super Bowl IV victory. After a few up and down seasons through the 1980s, the Vikings reached the playoffs seven times in the 1990s and again in 2000. Having made the playoffs three times in the last five years, Minnesota could be embarking on another long run of success. The Vikings have honored 20 former players and staffers in their Ring of Honor. For more information on the Vikings check out our Minnesota Vikings History page. Score with TicketCity - the place to go for Minnesota Vikings football tickets.
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The Vikings play their home games on the Mall of America Field at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Holding more than 64 thousand screaming fans, the domed roof makes for one of the loudest venues in the NFL. With the Vikings ready to move to a new stadium in the near future, the chance to experience game day at the Metrodome is running out. The Minnesota Vikings home bench is on the Metrodome sideline with sections 107-111. Metrodome parking information is covered in the Vikings event guide.
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This rivalry continues to be close and after 100+ meetings that dates back to 1961, these two teams have transformed this rivalry to one of the best in the NFL. With both teams playing two times a year and often fighting for a division, the intensity of this rivalry only continues to get better. This rivalry went to a new level when Packers' great quarterback Brett Favre came out of retirement to play for the hated Vikings.
This rivalry has been played over 100 times and has had its share of crazy moments. A last second field goal in 2007 that catapulted the Vikings to a victory happened after they blew a 14-point lead during the game. The Vikings tied the Bears in 2009 with less than 20 seconds left after rallying from an early deficit of 17 only to see them lose the game in overtime. This has been the norm in this rivalry that started in 1961 and only continues to grow with each close matchup.
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The gates open two hours prior to the start of the game.
Grumpy's Bar & Grill serves up great bar food (burgers, sandwiches, fries, tots) has a great beer selection and is just a short walk from the stadium. It's a casual place to grab a beer and burger before the game. The Loop Bar & Restaurant is a short cab ride from the stadium but offers a cool atmosphere with the largest 360-degree bar in the Minneapolis. They have flat screens mounted everywhere so you won't miss a moment of pregame. The Fulton beer battered chicken fingers and pull port quesadillas are awesome.
If you are not a season parking pass holder there are multiple single game parking options west of the stadium. They are all first come, first serve so plan on arriving as early as possible. The closest locations are along Chicago Ave. at the cross streets of South 3rd and Washington Ave South.
Normally only available on a full season basis but finding tickets is not out of the question, the Vikings Lounge opens 2 hours prior to kickoff and offers an all you can eat buffet and open bar, Viking playbook and game day magazine. There are flat screen TV's all around and has a great view of the stadium. The lounge is limited to 150 members so it's a hard ticket to find but an unforgettable experience.
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Durham >Food & Dining > Vin Rouge
2010 Hillsborough Rd, Durham, NC | Directions 2770536.010289 -78.922893
Mon. - Thu. 5:30pm - 10pm;Fri. - Sat. 5:30pm - 11pm;Sun. 5:30pm - 9pm
Neighborhoods: Old West Durham
Good Bistro Fare – This restaurant is not out there trying too hard to impress some foodies. It is what it is...consistent French bistro fare. This is one of the places on my list whenever I can take my clients out. The duck confit and steak frites are true to the style. To the reviewer who mentioned no sighting of French person working in the restaurant. Well, good luck looking for one, chances are slim. Most of the great "French" cooks in NYC and other metropolitan ciites are from Pueblo, Mexico or other part of Latin America.
This is a fantastic restaurant. – I tried Vin Rouge for the first time the other night and was blown away. As soon as we walked in it just felt good. The aromas coming from the open kitchen were outstanding, the place was hopping and I saw the most delicious looking giant bowl of chocolate mousse wiz by me by a hurried server. We were immediately taken to our table in the cutest little dining room I've seen. After looking at the menu and listening to the specials, we decided on mussels for our appetizer (we only ordered one because I knew we had to get that mousse for dessert) and for entrees I had the salmon and my date ordered the new york strip. The mussels were served in the coolest serving vessel I have ever seen. It was specially designed for mussels and made getting to the broth so easy. The broth, by the way, was certainly the best I've ever had but it was a little richer than I expected. We shared a glass of muscadet from 1995. I thiught the server must be wrong but I ordered it anyway and later talked to the manager who explained that it was the first day they had this wine and wanted to see what people thought about it. It was a great match for the mussels. With our entrees we shared a bottle of red burgundy from beaune. I had never had a wine from that area but I'm now a big fan. It went perfectly with my salmon with lentils and with the steak too. The steak came with awesome french fries and a butter sauce. We did have that mousse for dessert and I can't stopp thinking about it. It was so chocolatey and rich and not too sweet. I did't have wine with it but there seemed to be a nice list of dessert wines to choose from.
It's well worth trying – My wife and I went to Vin Rouge for our Valentine Day dinner (actually, 3 days after) last Saturday. My wife was a bit concerned about the service after reading the reviews, however, decided to give it a try. Neither of us regret our visit. The table setting was nice, the waiting staff was very attentive and the waiting time for the ordered food was appropriate. While we were a bit disappointed with their duck confit (it was too salty outside and kind of disappointing inside), the rest of the dishes were very good. The oysters were prepared in a very tasty sauce, escargot was just right and the calf liver was simply outstanding.
Also, the place does not charge as much as other place in Triangle that serve French food.
We can definitely recommend this place to others.
Bad Service – I went to the restaurant with two other friends. From the moment we sat down until the moment we got up to leave the server never acknowledged that I was also part of our party. Our server never once made eye contact or looked at me. I approached him afterwards to say I thought he was rude (this is very unusual of me). I also spoke with the manager...and basically nothing was done to make our experience better. The manager seemed like he was trying, but was rather baffled and even admitted that he knows what to do witht he food is bad, but not when the service isn't what we expected.
If you want good service, then I recommend somewhere else.
Much overrated – After reading the rave reviews of Vin Rouge in TriangleCitySearch, we decided to head there for dinner on a Saturday night. Our first impression was one of disappointment. The place is cheaply decorated and the tables are crammed against each other. We ended up sitting at a table very close to the open kitchen and the front door, just a few inches from the couple at the nearest table. So much for the romance factor... We did request another table and even though the hostess said she would get back to us on that, she never did, even to say that it was not possible. The food itself was disappointing. I had a "steak-frites", a safe bet usually, pepper steak and French fries. The steak was small and the meat was not of great quality. I actually had a better steak-frites in the cafeteria of the Paris Airport for half the price. My friend ordered a grilled tuna dish, which was, well just that, dry, very little sauce and mashed potatoes as a side dish. We could have had a better evening barbecuing steaks and tuna on our back porch... The wine list is nice but the vintages are grossly marked up. And by the way, there isn't a single French person among the staff (including the cook). To us, the Vin Rouge experience was the equivalent of a tourist trap, overrrated and overpriced. Now, we know why it wasn't hard to get a reservation on a Saturday night in such a "hot spot". We do not recommend this restaurant, especially if you are planning a romantic evening.
What Customer Service? – I recently went to Vin Rouge for brunch on a Sunday. What a disapointment it was. We three ladies made reservations for 1:30pm. I would NOT advise doing that. The three of us ordered two separate entries, both of which they had run out of. The waitress never mentioned this prior to ordering. After re-ordering, it was at least 30 minutes until our order arrived. We had to ask for water because no wait person came by to check on us. After eating, one of our party went to the ladies room. That was a problem because the toilet was clogged. On the way back to our table, our friend was almost bowled over by a restaurant worker who was carryng dirty linens across the restaurant, very appetizing. I would not recommend brunch at this location at all.
The cuisines of Provence and Paris tango with stems of red wine. – In Short
The bistro's soft candlelight adds an aura of romance for couples cooing at corner tables. Even the diners fit the part: Early evening caters to up-coiffed professionals, but the crowd transforms into a swirl of younger socialites ordering bottles of Bordeaux as the evening progresses. The menu delivers clssic steak frites and ratatouille. The chocolate souffle cake satisfies the French-est of tongues.
Very good food, nice wine, attractive staff!! – Man, this place is awesome!! Great service, nice atmostphere, wanna go back over and again!!
great food, atmosphere - soso service – i have only dined at vin rouge once for brunch, so can't speak for dinner. i had a good experience, thought the food was very good (eggs oscar and chicken crepes) - and i thought they did a great job offering some different and interesting brunch options. the coffee was delicious and the ambience was great - very romantic - even on a sunday morning.
my only complaint would be that the service was pretty slow. i liked our waiter - he was very friendly and knowledgeable about the food, however i felt like the food took and exceptionally long time to come to the table and our coffee and water cups took and exceptionally long time to be refilled.
despite the mediocre service, i would definitely return for the food and atmosphere.
They don't believe in customer service – Having had great meals here previously, I went to Vin Rouge for dinner this week. My fish was dry and, when someone finally came over to ask about my food, I requested that it be returned. I had only eaten 1 bite, yet the chef insisted that I pay for the uneaten meal because, according to him, the fish was 'perfect'. I used to be an admirer of this restaurant but I will now tell everyone I know NOT to eat here. It's not good business to treat your customers badly, especially ones that are fairly regular customers. Did they act this way because I was dressed more casually than some of the other diners that night? I can't say for sure but that was the distinct impression I got.
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The Saints put a stop to a three-game losing streak and get back to .500 at 3-3 on the year, while Mars Hill falls to 7-2.
North Georgia jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the third inning as Andre Airich singled through the left side to plate Jordan Erisman and give the Saints a 1-0 advantage. Anders Oster followed and connected with his third three-run homer of the season, sending a blast to right-center to bring Airich and Baker home for a 4-0 lead.
Mars Hill came back in the sixth inning and capitalized on a two-out error to score three unearned runs, capped by a two-run long ball by Brandon Savoca to pull the Lions to within a run at 4-3.
After a three-run sixth for Mars Hill, the Saints put a pair on the board in the bottom of the inning as Daniel Petitti sent a ball to the gap in left-center, just clearing the fence and bringing JD Burgess home to make it 6-3.
In the seventh, Mars Hill was at it again, loading the bases with no outs before Tom Cantrell sent for Justin Yackee out of the bullpen to shut down the Lions. Yackee forced a ground ball, recorded a strike out, and finished the inning with fly ball to right field to turn Mars Hill away empty handed.
The Saints added an insurance run in the eighth inning on a sacrifice fly by Zach Bennett, and Mars Hill tacked on a run in the ninth as North Georgia takes the first game of the weekend 7-4.
James Wiley (1-0) picked up his first victory of the season, tossing six innings of five hit ball and allowing three unearned runs. Alex Britt (2-1) suffers the loss, allowing six North Georgia runs in 5.1 innings of work.
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By Edgar Thompson | Orlando Sentinel
1:40 PM EST, February 8, 2013
Alex Anzalone, LB, Wyomissing (Reading, Pa.)
Ht: 6-3 Wt: 232. Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Anzalone changed his commitment from Notre Dame to Florida in early January. The decision drew the ire of Irish fans, who lashed out on Twitter, but gave the Gators five linebackers in the 2013 class.
Anzalone is a five-star recruit considered among the top five LBs and top 75 overall prospects in 2013. With more than 100 tackles in 2012, he was named Pennsylvania Class AA Player of the Year and led his team to an unbeaten season and state title.
Rankings 247 Composite: 98.
National overall: No. 53, National by position: No. 4, State overall: No. 4
Alvin Bailey, WR, Seffner Armwood
Ht: 5-10 Wt: 175 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Quick, instinctive and slippery, Bailey is ideally suited to play slot receiver and become an immediate contributor on special teams.
Bailey split duties between Wildcat quarterback and wide receiver in high school. When his team won the 2011 6A title, he finished with more than 2,200 yards in total offense.
If he develops his body and learns the nuances of the game, Bailey, who is best friends with Florida running back Matt Jones, could develop into a big-play threat like Chris Rainey.
Rankings 247 Composite: 91.
National overall: No. 179, National by position: No. 22, State overall: No. 26
Caleb Brantley, DT, Crescent City
Ht: 6-3 Wt: 308 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Brantley faced constant double- and triple-teaming playing nose tackle at the 1A level, but still dominated the competition.
Brantley had 5 ½ tackles for loss in a 21-0 playoff loss to Union County in November. As a junior, 33 of his 99 tackles were for a loss.
Thick, strong and quick, Brantley has all the physical tools. But he will have to adjust as much as any newcomer to the level of competition in college.
Like many freshmen, Brantley also will have to mature off the field. He de-committed to Florida hours before the Jan. 3 Sugar Bowl, but recommitted a couple of days later after the Gators' 33-23 loss to Louisville.
Rankings 247 Composite: 92.
National overall: No. 111, National by position: No. 9, State overall: No. 20
Jay-nard Bostwick, DT, West Centennial, Port St. Lucie
Ht: 6-4 Wt: 280 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: With loss of defensive tackles Shariff Floyd and Omar Hunter, the Gators will have to rebuild the interior of the defensive line.
Bostwick has the ability to play end in the 3-4 scheme or move inside in a 4-3 alignment. Wherever he lines up, Bostwick is strong, does not get hung up on blockers and gets to the ball.
Facing constant double-teaming, he had 234 tackles, including 25 for loss, in three high school seasons.
To get Bostwick, the Gators won battles in state with Miami and in the SEC with reigning national champion Alabama.
Rankings 247 Composite: 90.
National overall: No.229 , National by position: No. 14, State overall: No. 32
Trenton Brown, OT, Georgia Military College
Ht: 6-8 Wt: 350 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: The mammoth Brown spent two years in junior college after he graduated from Westover High in Albany in 2011.
In 2012, he was named a second-team NJCAA Football All-American and was part of a team that averaged 188 rushing yards.
Brown chose the Gators over many schools including Florida State, Georgia and Oklahoma. He could give Florida depth at tackle next season.
Rankings 247 Composite: 89.
National overall: No. 22, National by position: No. 2, State overall: No. 1
Darious Cummings, DT, East Mississippi C.C.
Ht: 6-2 Wt: 301 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Nicknamed "Bear," Cummings spent a season at East Mississippi College after two seasons at Florida State. A native of Titusville, Cummings attended Astronaut High – the same school that produce Gators' legends Wilbur Marshall and Cris Collinsworth.
Cummings should add depth to the middle of the Gators' defense.
In 2012, he tallied 26 tackles, three sacks and two quarterback hurries for an 8-2 team that finished ranked 15th in the national polls. With Cummings as its anchor, East Mississippi's defense yielded an average of just 74.2 rushing yards.
At FSU, Cummings appeared in three games as a true freshman and two games as a sophomore before an injury cost him most of the 2011 season.
Rankings 247 Composite: 91.
National overall: No. 12, National by position: No. 4, State overall: No. 4
Jarrad Davis, LB, Camden County, Kingsland, Ga.
Ht: 6-2 Wt: 210 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: A three-start recruit who originally committed to Auburn, Davis is a fast, relentless linebacker who had 114 tackles as a senior for Georgia's sixth-ranked team.
Davis was an outside linebacker in high school, but has the ability to play sideline to sideline that coaches covet in a middle linebacker.
Davis is the lowest-rated of the five linebackers in the Gators' 2013 class. While he might not line up on defense as a freshman, he has the aggressive mentality to be an effective special teams player.
Rankings 247 Composite: 87.
National overall: No. 494, National by position: No. 39, State overall: No. 44
Cameron Dillard, OL, Canton (Mich.) High School
Ht: 6-3 Wt: 290 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Dillard played right tackle in high school, but expects to play center or guard in college.
Dillard played for a run-oriented team in high school and developed a reputation as a tenacious player who finished his blocks with authority. At Florida, he will need to hone his pass-blocking skills.
Like most offensive lineman, Dillard also will look develop his body and technique before coaches trust him to play significant snaps. In the end, though, he still could add immediate depth to the interior line if necessary.
Rankings 247 Composite: 87.
National overall: No. 466, National by position: No. 26, State overall: No. 10
Ahmad Fulwood, WR, Bishop Kenny, Jacksonville
Ht: 6-4 Wt: 200 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Fulwood has the size, soft hands and nose for the end zone that could make him a red-zone threat early in his Gators' career.
Fulwood had 33 touchdowns the past two seasons, including 22 as a junior when he also averaged 27.2 yards on 42 catches.
Clocked at 4.47 seconds in the 40-yard dash, Fulwood has good speed for his size and the ability to get his body between the defender and the ball. But like many big receivers, he is not exceptionally quick off the line of scrimmage and needs to make quicker, crisper cuts on pass routes.
Rankings 247 Composite: 94.
National overall: No. 107, National by position: No. 12, State overall: No. 18
Vernon Hargreaves III, CB, Wharton High School, Tampa
Ht: 5-11 Wt: 185 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Ranked No. 2 in the Sentinel's 2013 Florida Top 100, Hargreaves is one of the nation's elite recruits and the headliner of Florida's class.
The son of a USF assistant coach, Hargreaves made four open-field tackles, an interception and two pass breakups to earn Under Armour All-America game MVP honors.
Hargreaves plays a position where the Gators have talent and depth, with Marcus Roberson, Jaylen Watkins and Loucheiz Purifoy. But there is a good chance Hargreaves forces coaches to find a place for him on the field because of his ball skills, 4.45 speed and playmaking instincts.
Rankings 247 Composite: 100.
National overall: No. 3, National by position: No. 1, State overall: No. 1
Marcell Harris, S, Dr. Phillips
Ht: 6-1 Wt: 209 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Harris follows in the footsteps of his father, Mike Harris, who was a Florida defensive back from 1994 to 1997.
Harris, the No. 4 player in the Sentinel's 2013 Central Florida Super60, is a very physical player with good range. He can line up at either safety position, good news for Florida as it looks to replace lost both starters – All-America Matt Elam and leading tackler Josh Evans.
Harris had 52 tackles and eight pass breakups in 2012 before a knee injury sidelined him and required arthroscopic surgery.
As a junior, he finished with 96 tackles, six forced fumbles, four blocked field goals, three interceptions and touchdowns on a kickoff and fumble return.
When he chose Florida over Florida State, Oklahoma and Texas, he made clear his intentions for his time in Gainesville. Harris wore a T-shirt with a Gators' logo and the words, "No Fly Zone" below it.
Rankings 247 Composite: 96.
National overall: No. 78, National by position: No. 10, State overall: No. 15
Marqui Hawkins, WR, Carver, Columbus, Ga.
Ht: 6-1 Wt: 194 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Hawkins, like each of the five wide receivers in the 2013 class, is sure to receive his chances in fall camp.
Two Florida wideouts (Quiton Dunbar and Frankie Hammond Jr.) combined for just seven touchdowns at the position in 2012, and Hammond was a senior.
Hawkins offers a nice combination of size, physicality and 4.5 speed, each areas in which he also can improve. In 2012, he caught 41 passes for 800 yards and six touchdowns.
It's no surprise Hawkins is a terrific all-around athlete. He also averages 15 rebounds for his school's basketball team.
Rankings 247 Composite: 87.
National overall: No. 472, National by position: No. 64, State overall: No. 40
Joey Ivie, 6-4, 265, Pasco, Dade City
Ht: 6-4 Wt: 265 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Ivie is a three-star recruit who needs to develop physically, like most young linemen.
Blessed with a high motor and the potential to put a lot more weight on his frame, Ivey gives Will Muschamp and Co. the position flexibility coaches seek in a defensive lineman. Ivie ultimately might be best suited for tackle.
He can bench press 400 pounds, but will need to put on some pounds before he will be ready to contribute.
Ivie helped his team to a 25-2 record during his final two seasons.
Rankings 247 Composite: 88.
National overall: No. 371, National by position: No. 21, State overall: No. 52
Octavius Jackson, G, Colquitt County, Moultrie, Ga.
Ht: 6-4 Wt: 280 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: A tackle in high school, Jackson likely will move to guard in college. He also will become well acquainted with Florida strength coach Jeff Dillman.
Jackson is blessed with natural size and packs at punch when blocking. But he lacks the quickness and strength needed to get off the line quickly enough to block defensive linemen and linebackers in the SEC.
In the end, Jackson will need a couple of seasons to develop before coaches really see the kind of player he will be for the Gators.
Rankings 247 Composite: 84.
National overall: No. 837, National by position: No. 49, State overall: No. 78
Roderick Johnson, OL, American Heritage, Delray Beach
Ht: 6-5 Wt: 315 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Johnson is massive, but has tremendous athletic ability for a 315-pound lineman.
As a high school senior, he played tackle on both sides of the ball for American Heritage. Eventually he could line up at guard for the Gators.
Johnson has the footwork and agility where he could get out in front of plays and make blocks down field. But like most freshmen linemen, Johnson will have to improve his stamina, strength and technique.
Coaches like to redshirt offensive linemen, but if necessary Johnson might be able to provide depth at a couple of spots.
He committed early to Florida, had second thoughts last August, but decided for good on the Gators in December.
Rankings 247 Composite: 87.
National overall: No. 418, National by position: No. 22, State overall: No. 61
Adam Lane, RB, Winter Haven Senior
Ht: 5-8 Wt: 214 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Few running back recruits in 2013 might have the strength of Lane, who bench-pressed 415 pounds as a junior to win a silver medal at the state meet.
Lane, who was clocked at 4.7 seconds in the 40-yard dash, lacks some top-end speed, but is a quick, shifty and determined runner. He also knows how to set up his blocks.
Put it all together and Lane was a hand full for defenses in 2012, when he ran for 1,700 yards and 15 touchdowns.
Lane also rushed for 1,000 yards – on just 80 carries – as a sophomore. But he missed his junior football season with a broken leg.
Sophomore Matt Jones is expected to step in for leading rusher Mike Gillislee, while Kelvin Taylor also will challenge for carries. Even as a freshman, Lane might be able to provide a nice change-of-pace back for the Gators.
Rankings 247 Composite: 88.
National overall: No. 364, National by position: No. 22, State overall: No. 51
Tyler Moore, OT, Clearwater/University of Nebraska
Ht: 6-5 Wt: 213 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Moore, a four-star recruit at Countryside High School in Clearwater, should step into a starting role immediately.
In 2011, he played in nine games, including four starts, as a freshman at Nebraska. ESPN.com named him to its All-Big Ten Freshmen team.
Projected to be the Cornhuskers' starting left tackle, Moore decided to return home last summer, citing personal reasons.
Rankings 247 Composite: NA.
National overall: NA
Keanu Neal, S, South Sumter
Ht: 6-1 Wt: 200 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Neal is another piece of an excellent group of defensive backs signed by the Gators.
Ranked No. 1 in the Sentinel's 2013 Central Florida Super60, Neal might have been the hardest hitter in the state of Florida.
Neal, Marcell Harris and Nick Washington arrive in Gainesville with the Gators needing to replace 2012 starting safeties Matt Elam and Josh Evans. While Neal might not get into the lineup immediately, chances are he will be able to excel on special teams.
At present, he resembles a linebacker playing safety. This might not be a bad thing with Will Muschamp and Co., which wants to field the nation's most physical defense.
But Neal's level of success on the back end will hinge on how well he develops his ball skills and feel in the passing game.
As a side note, Neal played at the same school that produced Earl Everett, a five-star recruit in 2003, and linebacker for the Gators' 2006 national championship team.
Rankings 247 Composite: 109.
National overall: No. 109, National by position: No. 13, State overall: No. 19
Jarran Reed, DT, East Mississippi C.C.
Ht: 6-4 Wt: 302 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Will Muschamp calls the SEC a "line of scrimmage league," and Reed is an immovable object in the trenches.
Reed backed out of his commitment to Ole Miss this past week. Coming from junior college, Reed might have enough experience to contribute immediately at Florida. The Gators lost starting defensive tackles Sharrif Floyd and Omar Hunter.
Also working in Florida's favor is Reed's friendship with fellow newcomer Darious Cummings and current Gators' defensive tackle Damien Jacobs. Both played with Reed at East Mississippi C.C.
Reed primarily is a force in the run game, but can collapse the pocket as a pass rusher. Last season, he had 35 tackles, including five for loss.
Stout and strong, Reed also should become even tougher to block as he improves his strength and stamina working with Florida strength and conditioning coach Jeff Dillman.
Rankings247 Composite: 87.
National overall: No. 39, National by position: No. 7, State overall: No. 11
Antonio Riles, DE, Archer, Lawrenceville, Ga.
Ht: 6-4 Wt: 265 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Riles received just three-stars from every major recruiting services, but the fact he received serious looks from Alabama, Georgia, Clemson and South Carolina says much more.
Riles had 53 tackles and six sacks a junior and remains a bit raw. But he has excellent size for an end and possesses the kind of natural strength players do not develop in the weight room.
Riles also plays with a lot of effort, giving the Florida defensive staff plenty to work with once he arrives in the summer.
In time, Riles could become a force as a strongside defensive end.
Rankings 247 Composite: 87.
National overall: No. 419, National by position: No. 26, State overall: No. 34
Demarcus Robinson, WR, Peach County, Fort Valley, Ga.
Ht: 6-1 1/2 Wt: 196 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: The four-star recruit kept things interesting until it was time for him to choose a school.
Robinson originally committed to Clemson, but flipped to the Gators. A few days later, Robinson switched back to Clemson, but enrolled in early January in Gainesville.
Florida fans hopes Robinson is as slipper to corral on the field because the Gators are in dire need of playmakers in 2013. In 2012, just two wide receivers caught touchdowns as Florida's passing offense ranked 114th nationally.
Of Florida's five wide receivers in the 2013 class, Robinson, ranked No. 10 at his position by 247Sports, will be the only one to enroll early. This will give him a chance to learn the offense and adjust to the speed of the game before his fellow freshmen wideouts arrive for fall camps.
Already, Robinson is regarded as a strong, polished wide receiver that can stretch the field.
Rankings 247 Composite: 96.
National overall: No. 77, National by position: No. 10, State overall: No. 7
Matt Rolin, LB, Briar Woods, Ashburn, Va.
Ht: 6-4 Wt: 210 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Rolin changed his commitment from South Carolina to Florida in December, a little less than a month after he suffered a torn ACL in his knee.
Now enrolled in Gainesville, Rolin can work with Gators' medical personnel and training staff to rehabilitate the injury and likely set his sights on the 2014 season.
When healthy, Rolin is a tall, rangy and explosive player capable of playing the run or pass. He also played wide receiver in high school, so he has good ball skills.
Rankings 247 Composite: 93.
National overall: No. 147, National by position: No. 13, State overall: No. 6
Jordan Sherit, DE, Hillsborough
Ht: 6-4 Wt: 240 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Sherit had 110 tackles, 14 sacks, 3 forced fumbles, and 5 fumbles recovered as a junior.
But his chance to build on those numbers ended abruptly in early October when he tore his ACL to end a stellar career at Hillsborough. He had made 31 consecutive starts prior to his senior season.
When healthy, Sherit is a rangy pass-rushing end. Now, he will have to rehabilitate his knee and work to build his upper-body strength because his listed weight is generous.
If nothing else next season, Sherit will set the tone for the 2013 recruits in the classroom. He was a straight-A student who carried a 5.7 grade-point average.
Rankings 247 Composite: 90.
National overall: No. 244, National by position: No. 8, State overall: No. 37
Max Staver, QB, Brentwood (Tenn.) Academy
Ht: 6-5 Wt: 238 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: The Gators had hoped junior college transfer Tanner McEvoy would come in and become Jeff Driskel's back-up next season. But McEvoy's committed to Wisconsin on Monday to leave the race wide open.
Even so, Staver would be a real longshot among an inexperienced group. Other than Driskel, redshirt junior Tyler Murphy, who has appeared in only three games and never thrown a pass, and 2012 signee Skyler Mornhinweg are the only Gators' quarterbacks on scholarship.
Based on rankings, Staver is the lowest-rated player in Florida's 2013 class and the nation's 36th-rated quarterback. But Staver is a natural thrower with good size and a lot of upside as a pocket passer at the college level.
Staver threw for 38 touchdowns the past two seasons, including 18 as a senior, when he also threw for 1,937 yards.
Rankings 247 Composite: 84.
National overall: No. 833, National by position: No. 36, State overall: No. 16
Kelvin Taylor, RB, Glades Day School
Ht: 5-10 Wt: 216 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: The son of former Florida and Jacksonville Jaguars great Fred Taylor, Kelvin Taylor was born to be a Gators' running back.
Taylor will have big shoes to fill - his father totaled 3,792 yards (3,075 rushing) at Florida. The younger Taylor does not have the top-end speed of his father, but has many of the tools - footwork, instincts, balance, toughness - he will need to make his own mark with the Gators.
Taylor, ranked the nation's No. 2 running back by 247Sports, rushed for 12,121 yards and scored a state-record 191 touchdowns in five seasons at Glades Day, including as an eighth-grader. He led his team to state 2A titles in 2009 and 2010.
Rankings 247 Composite: 98.
National overall: No. 22, National by position: No. 2, State overall: No. 5
Chris Thompson, WR, Gainesville
Ht: 5-11 Wt: 165 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Thompson is a bit undersized but is the fastest player in the 2013 class. He ran a 4.37-second 40-yard dash during FAU's summer camp last June.
Thompson also might be the biggest Gators fan. The Gainesville native did not miss a home game in 2012.
Thompson helped Gainesville High to the 6A championship game, but missed several games with a foot injury.
He finished the season with 25 catches for 465 yards and seven touchdowns. But in the season opener he showed what might have been. In the game, he scored on catches of 47, 16, and three yards, and added a 20-yard pick six.
Rankings 247 Composite: 85.
National overall: No. 713, National by position: No. 94, State overall: No. 104
Johnny Townsend, P, Orlando Boone.
Ht: 6-2 Wt: 200 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Townsend was named to the 2012 Florida Class 8A All-State team after he averaged 44.6 yards as a senior.
Also a quarterback and safety in high school, Townsend won the 2012 Nick Saban Punting Competition and 2012 Chas Henry All-American Kicking Camp Punting Competition. He also was an All-Metro baseball player.
A member of the National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society, as well as an Eagle Scout, Townsend won the 2013 Felix "Doc" Blanchard Award at the U.S. Army All-America game. The honoree best exemplifies the U.S. Army's high standard of excellence in community service, education and athletic distinction.
Rankings 247 Composite: 81.
National overall: NA, National by position: No. 2, State overall: No. 214
Nick Washington, S, Trinity Christian Academy, Jacksonville
Ht: 6-0 Wt: 182 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Washington played everywhere on the field in high school.
As a senior, he averaged 10.2 yards and scored 10 touchdowns on 72 carries as a running back and finished with 48 tackles, three interceptions and seven pass break-ups on as a defensive back.
At Florida, he is expected to play safety and give the Gators three quality ones – along with Marcell Harris and Keanu Neal – in the 2013 class.
During the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, Washington lined up at safety for the first time in two years and was a standout in practices. If he continues to develop, he could follow in the footsteps of another Gators safety from 3A Trinity Christian Academy.
Guss Scott (2000-2003) arrived out of the small school in Jacksonville and became a three-year starter at Florida. He ranks second all-time with 11 forced fumbles and eighth with 25 pass break-ups.
Rankings 247 Composite: 91.
National overall: No. 199, National by position: No. 17, State overall: No. 28
Trevon Young, TE/OL, Braden River/Bradenton
Ht: 6-4 1/2 Wt: 275 Class: 2013
Recruiting Buzz: Young, the career scoring and rebounding leader in basketball at Braden River, had planned to play basketball at Division II Eckerd College until Gators coach Will Muschamp personally offered him a scholarship.
Young rejected football scholarship offers at FAU, FIU, Purdue and Missouri, but the lure to play for the Gators changed his mind about his future. Muschamp told Young the Gators would look to make him a tight end.
Some of the best tight ends in the NFL, including Tony Gonzales and Antonio Gates, were college basketball players. Young, an offensive lineman in high school, has to learn a new position, but this big athlete suddenly becomes one of the most intriguing prospects in the Gators' 2013 class.
Rankings 247 Composite: 82.
National overall: NA, National by position: No. 105, State overall: No.194
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Sunday, November 17, 2013 at 5:08pm by kitty
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Saturday, September 29, 2012 at 8:55am by Anonymous
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Monday, January 19, 2009 at 5:24pm by Anonymous
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Tuesday, January 28, 2014 at 12:58pm by PsyDAG
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That's really a statistics question. Please wait until a math tutor comes online.
Wednesday, October 5, 2011 at 6:04pm by Ms. Sue
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Saturday, October 10, 2009 at 9:57pm by PsyDAG
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Thursday, October 22, 2009 at 9:27pm by PsyDAG
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010 at 11:40am by Rhea
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Monday, April 14, 2008 at 9:22pm by Ms. Sue
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Monday, May 17, 2010 at 3:42pm by Rebecca
Why are measures of variability essential to inferential statistics?
Monday, June 28, 2010 at 1:22pm by Jill
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Tuesday, July 13, 2010 at 8:04am by PsyDAG
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Friday, December 3, 2010 at 9:37pm by drwls
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Sunday, July 3, 2011 at 1:22am by PsyDAG
This looks like a Poisson statistics problem.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011 at 5:03am by drwls
I'm sorry, but I can't help you with statistics. I remember almost nothing from the statistics class I took over 40 years ago.
Saturday, February 13, 2010 at 2:32pm by Ms. Sue
We are understaffed in the statistics area, so you will probably have nbetter luck posting that type of question somewhere else. Thanks for trying Jiskha
Wednesday, March 17, 2010 at 1:40am by drwls
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Monday, December 28, 2009 at 7:39pm by Ms. Sue
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Tuesday, April 19, 2011 at 2:41pm by Kimberly
We don't have a tutor who specializes in statistics at present. http://www.khanacademy.org/#browse Scroll down to the statistics section (almost at the bottom) and see if there are lessons there that will be useful for you.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011 at 1:47am by Writeacher
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Sunday, August 25, 2013 at 7:29pm by tammy
a) the statement descriptive statistics c) the statement inferential statistics
Saturday, November 16, 2013 at 10:42pm by Kuai
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Thursday, July 7, 2011 at 5:29pm by Anonymous
A may or may not be true, but B definitely is. Statistics deal with probabilities. You would expect about 95 of 100 to be within the limits, but may not find that exact number.
Friday, July 26, 2013 at 6:00am by PsyDAG
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Saturday, April 17, 2010 at 9:38pm by Ms. Sue
Your school subject is probably Statistics.
Sunday, July 18, 2010 at 12:18pm by Ms. Sue
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Indentify the tense of the underlined verb in each sentence below. 1). Statistics IS a branch of mathematics. 2). It DEALS with the study of numerical data. 3). Many people HAVE STUDIED statistics for work or fun. 4). Batting averages and scoring averages REPRESENT statistics...
Wednesday, March 27, 2013 at 6:09pm by Anonymous
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Sunday, June 5, 2011 at 10:37pm by angela
Using the descriptive statistics for the weight of the babies in ounces suppose a friend of yours has given birth to a 10 pound 3 ounce baby. Is this unusual? why or why not?
Tuesday, January 28, 2014 at 12:58pm by Anonymous
Follow the guidelines here: http://math.about.com/od/statistics/a/MeanMedian.htm The three statistics they have in mind are probably median, mean and mode. In this case, there is no mode, since no number appears more than once.You might tell them what the range is, instead of ...
Sunday, January 8, 2012 at 11:26pm by drwls
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Monday, November 22, 2010 at 11:41pm by Anonymous
This is definitely not my area, but the following statistics tutorials may be of help: http://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=mcafee&p=statistics+tutorials Sra
Saturday, September 18, 2010 at 10:20pm by SraJMcGin
describe how statistics can be important and influential in the nursing profession. Provide at least two examples where you have observed statistics to contribute positively to the needs of the customer.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010 at 9:29pm by Elena
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Saturday, January 15, 2011 at 4:55pm by bobpursley
consider the following sample statistics from a population that is aproximatly normal. n=15, s= 7.92,level of confidence is 99 % Calculate the margin of error( round to the nearest hunderth)
Wednesday, March 11, 2009 at 5:06pm by Angela
consider the following sample statistics from a population that is aproximatly normal. n=15, s= 7.92,level of confidence is 99 % Calculate the margin of error( round to the nearest hunderth)
Wednesday, March 11, 2009 at 5:10pm by Angela
3. You obtain the following regression statistics for the relationship between defect rate and volume at one of your plants. You have a random sample of results from 160 shifts at the plant.
Saturday, January 1, 2011 at 11:14pm by john
Which test do you use to solve this problem One-sample or independent samples t-test? Over the summer I asked my statistics students to report their gender and their level of statistics anxiety. Using a one-tailed test, determine whether females have more statistics anxiety ...
Tuesday, March 5, 2013 at 12:11pm by Anonymous
Which test do you use to solve this problem One-sample or independent samples t-test? Over the summer I asked my statistics students to report their gender and their level of statistics anxiety. Using a one-tailed test, determine whether females have more statistics anxiety ...
Tuesday, March 5, 2013 at 12:11pm by Anonymous
environmental science
Please check this: Scientists use statistics to a. graph data b. analyze data c. communicate ideas to each other d. all of the above B ( in my book it says: scientists rely on and use statistics to summarize, characterize, analyze, and compare data. statistics is usually a ...
Thursday, August 27, 2009 at 1:26pm by y912f
Mandy interviewed a source who told about how she was illegally treated by the police. Using her information in the speech is an example of: A. facts and statistics. B. narrative. C. testimony. D. hypothetical example. i'm confused between B & C 2. An advantage of using ...
Friday, April 5, 2013 at 1:05pm by Amy
In the population of typical college students, _ 5 75 on a statistics final exam _X 5 6.42 . For 25 students who studied statistics using a new technique, X 5 72.1. Using two tails of the sampling distribution and the .05 criterion: (a) What is the critical value? (b) Is this ...
Friday, February 14, 2014 at 6:57am by Anonymous
A researcher is hired by a company to ascertain the morale of company employees. The company employs over 10,000 employees. The researcher takes a random sample of 237 employees, interviews each sampled employee, and uses the information to project the results to all employees...
Thursday, May 20, 2010 at 8:29pm by Thara!
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