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Huntington University women's soccer coach Ryan Burgher announced that Freeport High School standout, Megan Soltow, has signed her national letter of intent to play soccer at Huntington this fall.
Soltow has been a four-year keeper at Freeport High School in Freeport, Illinois. She has also been a member of the Freeport Fire. Soltow has been very involved in her church and school. She is an active member of the First Baptist Church youth group. Soltow is also a Teacher's Aid at Tri County Christian School.
"I loved the beautiful campus and after meeting the soccer team and sitting in on classes, I knew that this was the school I wanted to attend. It has everything I have been looking for," said Soltow. "I am going to strive to prove myself both academically and athletically and to see what direction the Lord leads me."
Coach Burgher is looking forward to the impact Megan will have not only on the team but the campus as well. "After talking with Megan on her first visit I could tell she was the type of player we'd love to have on our team. She is a great girl that has a heart for the Lord. Megan is someone who is going to help this program on and off the field, " commented Coach Burgher. "Playing-wise Megan is a tough keeper. She is aggressive and strong with great reactions. We love the toughness that she'll bring to our team in training and in the game."
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The numbers come from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and looked at 9,000 people.
The research followed all races of men from the time they were 12-16 years old until they were adults.
The findings say 49% of black men had been arrested by the time they were 23. Hispanic men were next with a 44% arrest rate. 38% of white men reported they had spent time behind bars.
The crimes covered everything from assault to underage drinking with minor traffic arrests not factored in.
The numbers told a very different story when it came to women.
20% of white females say they had been in the pokey by age 23. Hispanic women were next at 18% and black women third at 16%.
The Wall Street Journal notes not all of the arrests led to convictions.
Robert Brame co-authored the study.
"There are a lot of kids who are leaving adolescence and entering adulthood who will have to confront their criminal history."
The criminal justice professor at the University of South Carolina, Columbia warned "these problems are likely to reverberate long down the life course."
Brame says young people don't think about their records following them into job interviews and loan applications.
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Kari Race and Nicholas Shingleton, both of Shorewood, Wis., were married May 19 in The Astor Hotel in Milwaukee.
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Kari Race and Nicholas Shingleton, both of Shorewood, Wis., were married May 19 in The Astor Hotel in Milwaukee.
Her parents are Dale and Margaret Race of Green Bay. His parents are William and Virginia Shingleton of Valparaiso, Ind.
The bride chose her sister, Jennifer Gaffy, as matron of honor, Stacey Meyer as maid of honor, and David Clement as man of honor.
The groom chose Adam Kirby as best man. Groomsmen were Brian Salgado and Major John Baumann.
The bride, a 1996 graduate of Duluth Central High School, graduated from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill in 1999 with a bachelor's degree in psychology, and from Marquette University Law School in 2005 with her juris doctor. She is an attorney at Gutglass, Erickson, Bonville & Larson in Milwaukee.
The groom, a 1998 graduate of Valparaiso High School, graduated from Marquette University in Milwaukee in 2002 with a bachelor's degree in mathematics. He is the manager of merchant services at FIS Global in Milwaukee.
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Egg and Sausage Casserole
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A dozen for brunch? No problem with our delicious makeover of a classic egg casserole. Assemble the casserole the evening before you plan to serve it.
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Calories | 144 |
Total Fat | 7g |
Saturated Fat | 3g |
Cholesterol | 87mg |
Sodium | 344mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 10g |
Dietary Fiber | 1g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 10g |
Calcium | -- |
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- 5 ounce(s) turkey breakfast sausage (4 small links), casings removed
- 1 teaspoon(s) canola oil
- 1 onion, chopped
- 1 red bell pepper, chopped
- 4 large eggs
- 4 large egg whites
- 2.5 cup(s) low-fat milk
- 1 teaspoon(s) dry mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) freshly ground pepper
- 2/3 cup(s) shredded extra-sharp Cheddar cheese, divided
- 10 slice(s) white bread, crusts removed
- Coat a 9-by-13-inch baking dish with cooking spray.
- Cook sausage in a skillet over medium heat, crumbling with a fork, until browned. Transfer to a bowl.
- Add oil, onion and bell pepper to skillet; cook, stirring occasionally, until vegetables soften, about 5 minutes. Add sausage and cook, stirring, until vegetables begin to brown, about 5 minutes more. Remove from heat and set aside.
- Whisk eggs and egg whites in a large bowl until blended. Whisk in milk, mustard, salt and pepper. Stir in 1/3 cup Cheddar.
- Arrange bread in a single layer in prepared baking dish. Pour egg mixture over bread and top with reserved vegetables and sausage. Sprinkle with remaining 1/3 cup Cheddar. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 5 hours or overnight.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Bake casserole, uncovered, until set and puffed, 40 to 50 minutes. Serve hot.
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Carb Servings: 1/2 starch, 1/2 lean meat, 1 fat Carbohydrate Servings: 1/2 Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (29% daily value), Selenium (17% dv).
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Information = Power
Diagnostics expert offers a glimpse at how vehicle service information will be used in the not-too-distant future
Charles Arsenault knows a thing or two about vehicle service information. After all, his company, Arsenault Associates, has been selling its Dossier Fleet Maintenance Management Software to fleets of all sizes and shapes for 30 years now. So, when Arsenault addressed his Dossier Users' Group meeting recently to talk about his predictions of how vehicle service information will be used in the future, we at Fleet Maintenance magazine took notice, and asked him to elaborate on his predictions for our readers.
"We were fleet people who got into the software business, as compared to software people who got into the fleet business," Arsenault explains of his start in the software business back in 1979. "Thirty years later, we've served over 4,000 fleets, with literally tens of thousands of users."
Back in the day, when Arsenault worked for Hertz Heavy-Duty Truck Rental and Leasing, he kept dealing with customers whose fleet efficiency was hampered by what he describes as "Ignorance and lack of organization." Many had no idea what their cost-per-mile was; some didn't even know how many trucks they owned.
"My expertise was in the organization of information and data," Arsenault explains. "If a fleet has enough information, they can compare, they can test, they can capture warranties, they can schedule PM services when they need them, etc. But you can't measure what you can't count."
And so Arsenault went into the counting business, and today, 30 years later, with the amount of vehicle information that is available to fleet maintenance managers exploding exponentially, counting and measuring is more important than ever.
"In order to manage your assets, it takes so many details that it's very difficult to do manually," Arsenault says. "Automating the process of collecting data is what we're all about. The more we can automate this, and do away with human intervention, the better the quality of maintenance being performed, because the manager can then focus on hands-on issues. It will show you trending, and things of that nature, so you can see what's going on very quickly, without needing to get knee-deep in trying to write down and capture every detail; it comes directly from the vehicles themselves, so the vehicles report their own issues.
Using Information
According to Arsenault, vehicle information is being used in a very rudimentary way at present. DOT vehicle inspectors require a PM service schedule, and proof, in the form of repair orders, that the PM was performed on time. "You also have to have your vehicles numbered, for identification purposes; in other words, to identify your assets," he says. "And you must have repair orders that show that driver complaints have been addressed. These are the kinds of things that auditors go in and look for."
"Now, we have to fill out repair orders, but the government now allows electronic repair orders. And they're accepting electronic processes of scheduling preventive maintenance and the like. So, electronic forms of documentation are being accepted more and more by the states and by the Feds.
"That's the beginning stage, where we are today," Arsenault says.
"We'll be seeing more and more roadside inspections where the onboard computers, and the data that's able to be brought back out from them, will be more and more accepted, over the driver's log.
"The same with equipment faults. When a vehicle now has a full-unit bus, where they can completely sense just about anything on the vehicle, with those DOT inspections, some things will be electronically reviewed, rather than manually, so that they can get more vehicles through that inspection station. The same thing will apply with road-side inspections.
"Of course, some things will still need to be manually calibrated--brake pads, tread depth, those sorts of things--however, we can see certain other technologies coming forward, such as on-board tire pressure monitoring systems. These will be mandatory very soon, just as they are in automobiles. Tires are such a high-cost item and directly relate to fuel economy; hence, the government will be using more and more of that in the process of 'greening' America.
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At J & J Camper Sales we treat our customers like friends. Our dedicated, knowledgeable sales and service staff will make you feel at home. With our experiences staff, we feel that we can meet and exceed any of your camping needs.
J & J Camper Sales was founded in 1964 by John Pershy in Carbon Cliff and moved to our present location on Illinois Route 5 & Barstow Road in 1970 to a 5 acre lot. John's son Ron Pershy has operated J & J since 1988 expanding to 8 total acres. We now have an extensive parts store, 7 service bays, a secure storage lot, consignment lot and a comfortable sales office.
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J & J Camper Sales is conveniently located off of I-80, I-74 and only 10 miles from the Quad Cities International Airport. Come and hop on one of our golf carts or just take a walk through our sales lot. We are within 5 miles of four major campgrounds. Your camping adventure could begin as soon as you leave our lot.
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To serve you before a sale, during a sale and many years after the sale. Our sales staff is dedicated to working for you to get the best possible RV to suite your needs. We will offer honest pricing, fair financing and quality service. Simply put, our goal is to make your purchase exciting, camping fun and your total experience enjoyable. You'll be glad you came to us!


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text: Niassa National ReserveTravel AdventuresIntimate and understated yet offering every luxury you could wish forin a Mozambique holiday, Lugenda is the definitive wilderness camp experience. The eight luxury tents are discreetly situated on the banks of the Lugenda River beneath towering fig trees, each with its own patio deck with wide-angle views. The tents have a solid substructure and blend beautifully into the natural surrounds whilst offering every modern comfort - from king-size beds to en-suite bathrooms with bath and shower, double basins, ceiling fans, personal safes and hairdryers. The elegant timber and thatched guest area is at the heart of camp and is a shady refuge from the African sun - a tranquil place to dine, help yourself from the bar or read through books on the region's fascinating history. Despite being in the heart of the Mozambique wilderness, the food at Lugenda is fresh and simply delicious. Guests are woken with piping-hot coffee or tea and muffins in the early mornings for sunrise game drives or walks. Leisurely breakfasts and lunches are taken in the living area overlooking the Lugenda river-bed. High tea is served before the afternoon game drive and you can watch the spectacular African sun set over the Niassa mountains during sundowners. At night you join the other guests for a charming river-bed or boma dinner, while taking in the African night sounds and smells and gazing at the breathtaking Mozambique night sky. Lugenda's collection of fine wines meets the most discerning tastes whilst our guides reveal some fascinating insights into the region's history and geography. With all your senses engaged, you cannot help but be sated by this indulgent Mozambique safari experience. |


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[ 6 / 10 ]
June 2011
There are things to like about this Thousand Trails park, but also quite a few to not. Yes there is Wi-Fi, but it is weak and even at the clubhouse it was not strong. But my Verizon phone worked great with four bars. There are some 50 amp sites (10), however they are always full. A number of the sites do not have sewer. Yes big rigs can get in. I did, but you better be a good driver. I almost cut a sharp corner too fast with my back wheels. If you do not have a sewer in your camp site, the road to get to the dump station is narrow and windy. There is a small lake here, but also 10,000 frogs. And many herds of flies. Many many. This is a country RV park. If you are a hiker there are trails right from the park. Right down the road a very short distance is Cuyamaca State Park. The road getting here is narrow. Big rigs are going to be on both sides. But not a lot of traffic so doable. The people here are quite friendly. There are quite a few outdoor games like horse shoes, boche ball, miniature golf and so on. Also fishing. Grounds are clean, but worn. Clubhouse and store are pretty new, likely built after 2003 fires. There used to be a lovely log and stone clubhouse that is gone because of the fire. I like this area. This park is sort of like a lot of TT parks, passable because the cost is low. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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January 2011
Narrow roads, steep grades and lots of obstacles to maneuver around. Very nice people. Thousand Trails membership park. Wi-Fi was weak but usable for e-mail etc. Not for the faint of heart with a big rig. We were in a 30 foot fifth-wheel and it was scary, but bigger rigs than ours were in here. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
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[ 5 / 10 ]
September 2010
This park is older, and needs some work. Not all the sites have electrical working. The sites that do on the B loop have brownouts when it is hot. This is a known issue, and they warn you about it. The pool is okay, a little small and needs concrete work. The hot tub just looked bad. Didn't even think about getting in. The staff was great! Easy going and helpful. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
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[ 8 / 10 ]
May 2009
This Thousand Trails Preserve is excellent for folks who want to get away from it all. There are no planes, trains or freeways to annoy, only the chirping of the birds. We were disappointed not to have any cell phone or air card service, at least until my sharp eyed wife noticed a strange looking tree on an adjacent hilltop which turned out to be a cell phone tower under construction so we would expect to have services fairly soon. There is a free wi-fi in or around the lodge/store building and a pay phone in the B-section (north) bath house/laundry. Even with the many trees in the area there are still many sites that are satellite friendly. Thousand Trails and the staff have done a great job of restoring the preserve after the devastating fire of 2003 destroyed the beautiful old timber and stone buildings. A 20-mile drive North on Hwy 79 will still show many areas of fire blackened trees arriving at Julian, a small mining town noted for apples, restaurants and quaint shops. We especially liked the Julian Pie Shop. This is a great place to stay if you are in the area and we will return whenever we can. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 9 / 10 ]
September 2008
This is the fourth Thousand Trails park we have stayed in. We rate it number one of the four! Not all the sites have sewer (most do, so I asked the ranger at the gate which would be a good site with sewer. He said, hop in the electric cart and I'll show you. He took me to one that was across from the pool, and close enough to the lodge to get WiFi. By far the best service so far in TT. I like the cleanliness of everything here. The employees are proud of the park, you can tell. they have been very friendly and helpful. The mini-golf, the horseshoe pits that include rakes and brooms, the RC car track, all clean and in good shape. The only negative for some would be that it has tight corners, coming in, and also within the park. No problem for my 28' travel trailer. We will be back.. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
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June 2008
Nice park but due to recent fires, many of the trees are gone. It was a bit hot with little shade in June. They were planting new trees while we were there. The park is currently being renovated from the fire. We had no real problems and the staff was extremely friendly and helpful. I was in a 39' diesel pusher MH and we saw a 45' MH as well. However, be prepared to make 10-point turns to get in and out of the park if you have anything over 34'. It simply was not designed for today's larger motorhomes. Camping sites were hard packed dirt but fairly level. The pool, hot tub and kiddie pool were all very good. The store was well stocked. A little pricey for what you get but still it is a nice park. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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Kentucky Lakes / Prizer Point KOA, KYDescriptionPut yourself on "Kentucky time" and surround your family with the beauty of nature and boating! This KOA includes a marina and offers a full resort experience on the Intracoastal Waterway. Stay in lakefront cabins and lodges. Families appreciate the unique wristband programs that allow unlimited mini golf, jumping pillow, paddle boats, and pedal carts for one low price. Enjoy rental slips and boats (some with slides), golf carts, splash pool, playground, floating restaurant, fishing lake and plenty of shoreline. Nearby attractions include Civil War and Cherokee Trail of Tears historic sites. The Land Between the Lakes National Recreational Area and the serenity of a lakeside campfire make this a family reunion mecca. KOA activities include summer movies and special fall Halloween and other themed weekends.We have a Kamp K-9 pet play area. In this area all dogs can be off leash & play with their owners. There are fun stations, a bench for owners, also a cleanup station. We hope this enables you and your pets to make fond memories here at Kentucky Lakes KOA & Prizer Point Marina & Resort. Visit is on line at www.prizerpoint.com Campground Services & Area Attractions:
Getting There:GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):36.90722, -87.98389 36°54'26"N, 87°59'2"W I-24 to Exit 56. Go south on 139 to 276 west (second right, approximately 2 miles). Take 276 west to T and turn left on 274 (approximately 6 miles). Take 274 to Prizer Point Road (first right approximately 0.25 mile). KOA is approximately 1.3 miles on the right. Contact Information:Mailing Address:Kentucky Lakes / Prizer Point KOA1777 Prizer Point Rd., Mile Marker 55 Cadiz KY 42211 Phone Number:Information: (270)522-3762Private Campground |


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[November 1, 2000]*Knot of the Month* Jug HitchPURPOSE: Makes a knot around the neck of a bottle, so it can be hung over the side to cool in the water.
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2002 Volvo V70 2.4T
ProsSafety and comfort Consfuel consumption
I Like It A Lot — The performance and handling are good considering the size of the car. The build quality are very good and the active safety one of the best in the class. The interior are at bit old fashion but not ugly. I really like exterior I think it's timeless. The fuel consumption is around 10 km/l and the maintenance are average. The front tires don't last long because of the early max torque 300 nm at 1850 rpm and probably a heavy right food ;-) Primary Use: Family transportation
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My Volvo — Can see why the police use these...pick up well for a big car. Feels solid - no squeak. Interior nice - leather smells good too. Exterior nice apart from accident damage (not me!) pulls about 27mpg on average. Handles well...loads of room for dogs and pram (at the same time! |
2002 Volvo V70 2.4
ProsCargo, quality, safety. ConsService can get pricey ($500 every 7500).
The Ultimate Soccer Mom Work Horse And Charriot! — Great gas mileage and a solid car. Had the misfortune of hitting a boar head on and the car lived up to the Volvo safety standard. Wouldn't trade it for anything when it comes to hauling two kids and their stuff. A much better option to consider before strapping into a minivan or SUV. |
2002 Volvo V70 2.4T
Prosawesome acceleration and fuel economy Consthe cost of maintenace
The Wagon — This car is awesome, the only issue I've is the cost of a replacement key. Performance is good from the 2.4 turbo. Downside of the car; a few of the plastic trim pieces are very fragile. Build quality is pretty good, but after 108k, the car feels it's age. Appearance is sharp; the volvo v70 is a great looking wagon. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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2002 Volvo V70 2.4T
Prosroom, smooth Consshape
Drive It — Performance is like that of a sports coupe, 200 turbo horses helps out. Build is nice with little to no rattles, squeeks, or body roll. My wife don't like the shape of it, she wishes it looked more like a BMW 5-series. It drives real close to one though. It is good for the family hauls, trips, and whatever the little ones throw at you. VOLVO SAFETY! Primary Use: Family transportation |
2002 Volvo V70 2.4
ProsThe engine will run forever. The third row seat was a real help. ConsSince this was my first European car, finding a trusted mechanic shop to maintain the car was a challenge. Once I found the right shop, no pronblem
2002 Volvo V70 2.4
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A Good, Reliable Friend. — This car eats miles for breakfast. A great rig for long distance travel. Safe, powerful engine, great seats, quiet interior. Superior comfort! With its diesel engine, even the gas milage is great. Admittedly not a roadhugger on tight hairpin turns. Primary Use: Family transportation |
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Its The Best By Mikael
This is not a 2010 Volvo V70 3.2 R-Design. I have a 2011 Volvo V70 T4 R-Design. Thats a fine nice car and the fuel economy is very good, I recomend this car to buy , its perfect. Try this model in you... Read More
My 2010 Volvo V70 2.0d Summum By Roger
Performance: It's surprisingly quick for "just" being a 2.0 diesel! This variant is delivered with a tight 6-speed manual transmission only, which suits the engine very well. 136 hp/320 Nm torque. In ... Read More
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Great Looking Family Wagon By VxTrout
Back seats have boosters built in. Great feature for a family wagon. Wife gets complements on how great the car looks for a wagon. It is all black with dark but legal tint. Drives great on road tr... Read More
Professional Style By SteveHeckman
Very high quality materials and workmanship throughout - low noise, vibration and harshness. Responsive engine and vehicle dynamics without the "boy-racer" look. Seat height is perfect - no climb up ... Read More
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Very Happy Choice By Wmhugo48
My Volvo V70 is a lot of fun to drive. It is very reliable. Handles great in snowy conditions. The most comfortable seats of any vehicle that I have owned. It has maintained a great value. The fam... Read More
Volvo Rules. By Bjørn
best new car i ever bought, no problems, reliable, tough, safe. And probably the best standard seats i have ever had i na car, my kids love it. cheap to insure, good fuel economy. Strong diesel engine... Read More
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Best V70 By Martina
This car are very speciell an i like the acceleration. that car was the car that i was take my drivingcard with:) this car are very fun to drive and are very hightecnoligic. so if you are looking for ... Read More
For The Family By Martin
Volvo V70 5-cyl 170hp 2006 The perfect familycar. In my perspective problably the best looking estate wagon on the market. Very high comfort and safety. Normal service, no repairs so far. Black inter... Read More
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A Real Sports Hold-all By Stephen
Having penned and led the AT05 programme, it was natural that when i was looking to replace the 806, that i should chose the V70 as my wife still hankered after her Taiwan S60, and i needed a long leg... Read More
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Very good car for your everyday driving and moving your family and stuff around. Has enough power also. Good acceleration: 7,8s to 0-100km/h. Good ride comfort. Car is very pleasing to drive. I would ... Read More
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Hacking the site and subtly changing the messages and data—merely a few words or phrases—may be sufficient to begin destroying the blogger's credibility with the audience.... If the messages are subtly tweaked and the data corrupted in the right way, the enemy may reason that the blogger in question has betrayed them and... take down the site (and the blogger) themselves....Who might you be interested in "clandestinely recruiting or hiring prominent bloggers"? Oh, the US military.


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There is no history of MSU vs. South Alabama. In fact, there isn't much history of any team vs. South Alabama. They up and decided to start a football program a few years ago and began their pigskin voyage in 2009. They only played seven games that year, and they won them all. But they played teams like Hargrave Military Academy and other prep type schools, jucos and Division III's that year. In 2010, they stepped into some FCS games as well as Division II and NAIA - they went 10-0. They took a big jump in 2011 when they played two FBS teams, only two Division II teams and the rest FCS - they went 6-4. For 2012, they are going full bore by playing 12 FBS teams and only one FCS.
So far the Jaguars are 1-2, having lost to UT-San Antonio (they are FBS, who knew?) by a narrow 33-31 margin and getting stomped by N.C. State 31-7. This will be USA's 5th game ever vs. a FBS school, 3rd vs. a BCS school, and only their 2nd different BCS opponent.
South Alabama is in the Sun Belt this year...just like Troy, Western Kentucky and Louisiana Monroe. My summer preview on this team was here.
I haven't seen this team play. In fact, I have never seen this team play. That should tell you that Mississippi State should throttle them. If N.C. State, the school that stole "This is OUR State" to use in North Carolina can beat them by three touchdowns, MSU ought to beat them by five. And the 34.5 point spread bears that out.
Cmp | Att | Pct | Yds | Y/A | AY/A | TD | Int | Rate |
36 | 59 | 61.0 | 367 | 6.2 | 5.4 | 2 | 2 | 117.7 |
20 | 32 | 62.5 | 247 | 7.7 | 6.9 | 1 | 1 | 131.4 |
It looks like they have two quarterbacks: C.J. Bennett (top) and Ross Metheny (bottom). Based off the numbers, neither of these two look like Corey Robinson of Troy. Phew.
<-- South Alabama | Mississippi State --> |
Avg. Yds (Rk) | Category | Avg. Yds (Rk) |
204.7 (83rd) | Pass Off. | 219.7 (67th) |
95.7 (105th) | Rush Off. | 193.7 (42nd) |
189.3 (32nd) | Pass Def. | 210.0 (46th) |
110.7 (32nd) | Rush Def. | 141.0 (53rd) |
Offensive Player to watch: RB Demetre Baker - 183 yards rushing and 55 receiving out of the backfield.
They have five receivers who have caught at least 5 balls, but no one who has caught more than 7.
Defensive Player(s) to watch: LB Jake Johnson - 30 tackles in 3 games including 4 for loss and a sack. DB Tyrelle Pearson - 2 tackles for loss, an INT and 3 passes defended this year.
Interesting things of note:
- The Jaguars have turned the ball over 9 times this year (6 fumbles, 3 INTs). They are -5, MSU is +11.
- USA is holding teams to 26% on 3rd down conversions. MSU offense has been 21% the last two games.
- They have been outscored 51-17 in the 1st half, MSU is outscoring opponents 65-16 in the 1st half.


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A discussion paper released last week by two influential House committees outlines a Medicare reform strategy focused on deductibles, coinsurance and a cap on out-of-pocket spending. The proposals reflect many of the topics discussed during House committee meetings held in recent months.
Modernizing Medicare for the 21st Century is the first paper in a series of Medicare policy proposals expected to be released over the coming months by the House Energy & Commerce and House Ways & Means committees. The papers are intended to "spark discussion on how to protect seniors and place the Medicare program on sound financial footing."
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Since 2008 the Medicare Trust Fund has paid out more in hospital benefits and other expenditures than it receives in income. Interest earnings and asset redemptions are used to cover the difference. In 2012 alone, $11 billion in interest income and $24 billion in asset reserves were used to cover the shortfall, according to the 2013 Medicare Trustees Report.
The latest estimates have Medicare Part A, the hospital trust fund facing insolvency in 2026.
While acknowledging that the onslaught of aging baby boomers, increased expenditures, and draining resources have all contributed to Medicare's ongoing problems, the discussion paper also points a finger at what it terms "the program's outdated 1960's-era old-fashioned and complicated benefit design" that fails to "encourage consumer involvement and often leaves beneficiaries confused."
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"I have been told that this is the recipe from a (now defunct) restaurant chain the the San Francisco Bay Area. This creamed corn is in a thick and sweet sauce. This isn't a low-fat side-dish for calorie counters, but once in a while -- live it up! Very tasty with a holiday prime rib or turkey dinner. The recipe does call for M.S.G. (Accent) which I have never used. Frankly, it's delicious and very easy to make, even without the M.S.G."
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2 (20 ounce) packages frozen corn kernels, thawed
1 cup whipping cream
1 cup milk
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon monosodium glutamate (MSG, or Accent flavor enhancer)
2 tablespoons sugar
white or cayenne pepper
2 tablespoons flour
2 tablespoons butter, melted
Equess3n's friend got the "Hand out Recipe" that leaves out the secret ingredient. Change the milk to evaporated milk and eliminate the sugar and you've got the Gulliver's cream corn that all Californian's came to love!
This recipe is good, but I'm looking for another one I found that was a little different. The taste wasn't quite there on this one.
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I used Evaporated milk over the regular milk No MSG I made it the day before Thanksgiving and the day of I took it out of the refrigerator an hour and a half before dinner. Let it sit out to come to room temperature. A half hour before dinner I added a parmesan cheese to the top with a thin layer of dried bread crumbs and a T. of butter and put it in the oven at 350 to heat back up. This was very good!! Everyone ate it and really enjoyed it. My brother in law who said he "hated" cream corn tried it. He said "I had not had this since I was a kid -- my tastes must have changed -- THIS IS SO GREAT!" His wife then told him "this is not the garbage out of the can -- and calling this 'cream corn' is an insult." This recipe is going in my bag of tricks!
My family has been making this for the holidays since the early 70's when we use to eat at Gullivers in Southern California. In fact, I am required to bring it to every holiday meal or I dont think I would be let in the door! The original recipe includes parmesan cheese doted with butter sprinkled on top and then is browned under the broiler for a few mins. Definately an only once or twice a year treat!!
Super easy and delicious. I made half the recipe exactly as written using cayenne pepper and no MSG. Just before serving I added shredded parmesan cheese.
I've been making the recipe for the last 8 years. It's a holiday staple in my house and my family and guests ABSOLUTELY love it. I melt the butter in the microwave and then blend flour into it finally I add it to the corn mixture and let simmer. Pour into to a serving dish and just put a dash of cayenne pepper before serving. This side dish is HONESTLY TO DIE FOR!!! IMO, you don't need the accent or msg.
I was surprised by how well this turns out. A nice, homey creamed corn with a little bit of pizazz. I prefer it with cayenne pepper- a nice kick. I did make a few changes: I added some nutmeg to warm it up. I'd never use MSG- some people are allergic, and a good cook knows how to create enough flavor without it! Finally, I substituted milk for the whipping cream and light butter for the butter, and it was just fine, if not quite as yummy as with richer ingredients.
Very good! Note to self: adding 2 oz cream cheese makes this perfect when scaled for 6 servings using a 2 lb bag of corn. (serves 10/12 for holiday meals) Use immersion blender to break up a bit (1/8 to 1/4) of the corn for a more "creamed corn" texture.
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Gulliver's Cream Corn
Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 8 Amount Per Serving Calories: 295 Calories from Fat: 140
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- For as long as I can remember, I've heard that anger is a terrible thing, how it's negative and damaging and something to be avoided. And generally, with the exception of when I'm behind the wheel and in a hurry, I anger slowly and cool down quickly. I've never been one to rage or hold on to my mad. I thought it was my nature, the way I'd always be.
And then something inside me broke.
Without going into particulars, I was put in a position a few months back where I was told to accept something that wasn't, for me, a gray-area wrong. It was fully, both feet into the black-and-white unacceptable camp.
Those who would've benefited from the transgression I was expected to quietly accept were either completely oblivious to or deliberately turning a blind eye toward the wrongness. It unleashed a fury in me that I'd almost never experienced before.
And I couldn't let it go.
My mother is a master at letting bygones be bygones. She's simply not willing to remember negative details about those she cares about. It's a trait I admire. One that I have, at times, made my own. But sometimes, it's possible to wipe a slate clean too fast for your own good. Some slates might be better left dirty since there are times when a little anger can be healthy. I'll give a for-instance.
To those already familiar with the basics of my past, please excuse the rehash. I'll keep it brief. Basically, not long after the death of our younger daughter, my husband left. What she died of -- there was no way to have prevented it or cured it, there was no one to blame or aim my fury toward. It just was what it was. A hell of a huge pill to swallow.
And then my ex left and provided someone for me to be mad at, and that anger allowed me to focus and move forward in a way I absolutely know I wouldn't have been able to do had he stayed. Instead of curling into a ball and whining, "Look how much losing you crushed me," my mantra became, "I'll show him."
I pushed myself to do things that improved me and made life better and more fun for my daughter. Looking back now, I think it's possible that what he did and the way he did it inadvertently saved me. Hand-holding and back-patting weren't going to get me through to the other side. Anger did.
It's interesting how these old parts of my life keep influencing the new, especially now that I've rolled this full circle around to where anger comes into play once again. This fresh fury caused me to revisit that time, review what resulted from it, and recognize that anger can have value. Good can come from bad, but not easily or without effort. It took time for my ex and me to rebuild a friendship, but now he's one of my closest and most valued friends.
From that first big anger, the one at my ex, came almost nothing but positives. This latest seems different. I've been surprised by how many times my anger returns -- not toward those from the initial situation, which was there and gone fairly fast -- but toward other situations and behaviors that I simply shouldn't have tolerated as long as I have. I began standing up for myself, something I don't do easily. Or often. It's forced me to step beyond many of the lines I'd drawn in my sand, to make hard decisions and act on them. The part I'm having trouble with now is knowing when and how to let go of the anger.


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Posted 12 January 2013 - 10:47 PM
Had a great start to the new year driving to the airport when a lovely stone decided to have a fight with the edge of my windscreen and won resulting in a 6inch crack now moving nicely along the windscreen. Auto Glass are the boys everything sorted with one phone call and £75 excess. Has anyone had any mishaps lately that could have been without.
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Posted 12 January 2013 - 11:24 PM
Almost !Removed! big stone just got deflected by the edge of the bonnet closest the driver side windscreen took a chunk out my paint heck of a thud it made
Posted 12 January 2013 - 11:35 PM
end of 2011 when we ahd the scoob, went past a gritter (40mph both travelling) well you can imagine the sound (ting ting ting ting) ended up with 7 minor chips on the screen, loads on bumper/bonnet and a chipped headlight....... reported to highway maintenance and all we got back was driver was doing his job!!!!!!!!!!
Posted 13 January 2013 - 12:01 AM
that's terrible what happened to you. i was so annoyed i have only had the car a matter of months the air in the car was a tad on the blue side when it happened as was likely your's when the gritter went past.
Posted 13 January 2013 - 12:06 AM
i dread gritters, if can i intend slow down as much as possible (less damage in theory) but the noise just gets repeated in your head. when you get to your destination you get out to see if there is any damaage, then you coss and curse lol. then out comes me paint man to toutch them up...... luckly the scoob, we had one of them window screen people at out local morrisons, did them all for 25 notes ( no reciept lol) but body shop was a different matter.....
Posted 13 January 2013 - 12:18 AM
its costly like just for the few seconds it takes for the gritter to past. its handy when you know a man who knows a man to get things sorted. my fiesta got bashed 2years ago and the person drove off right in the front arch went to the body shop and its was crazy money.spoke to a mate and it only cost a case of beer and the pot of paint,lol
Posted 13 January 2013 - 06:03 PM
Had a very close shave with a deer last Saturday. It just leaped in front of me from behind a hedge along a fairly fast country road. Its probably the first time in nearly two years I've had to brake with such force.
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"a corvette is a true american sports car that sets it apart from the others"
I like the older style Vettes but the power and handling of the new Vettes are awesome. Cons style I want my car to look wicked not like its got a happy face!!!!!!!!!!!
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