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Presented with the chance to snap a two-game losing streak, the home side took it with a tries to Robbie Fruean and Tom Taylor.
They were backed up by 14 points through the boot of first-five Tyler Bleyendaal, who slotted five from seven attempts at goal.
The winless Highlanders, with no less than six key personnel missing, hardly seemed like a challenge but they certainly didn't lack effort and passion in their eighth consecutive defeat.
An outstanding defensive effort in the first half was backed up with a penalty goal and a try to centre Jason Emery.
But it was far too little to pose any kind threat to the 16-0 lead held by the Crusaders at half-time.
With the win the Crusaders moved to within a point of the third placed Hurricanes in the New Zealand conference on 26 points.
The Highlanders remain dead last in the overall standings on a mere six competition points; the only team yet to secure a win after 10 rounds.
Pressure is what the Crusaders' seven Super Rugby titles were built on and the Highlanders were dealt plenty of it in the opening exchanges.
With superiority in possession and field position, the Crusaders were frustrated after two try-scoring opportunities went begging due to poor handling in the wet Christchurch conditions.
Wing Zac Guildford came within inches of scoring his first try of the season.
The Television Match Official deemed he had placed the ball short of the line, ruining what would have been a feel good story for the troubled All Black.
That was before Fruean crossed the whitewash seconds before the half-time siren.
It was a timely boost, after their dominance in the opening 30 minutes produced just three penalty goals, which Bleyendaal slotted after missing his first-up effort.
With their backs against the wall the Highlanders were not without their chances to hit back, however.
A yellow card to prop Owen Franks, for punching Jarrad Hoeata, saw the Crusaders reduced to 14 men for 10 minutes, during which the Highlanders failed to reach the attacking 22.
Problems at the lineout and scrum hindered any attacking raids Jamie Joseph had devised during what would have no doubt a tough week at training. Decision making was also an issue.
All Black Colin Slade entered the fray and edged his side to within 11 points with a penalty in the final quarter but that was as close as the Highlanders would come to tasting victory.
With less than 10 minutes remaining Taylor put the result beyond doubt when he dotted down in the left corner.
Crusaders: 24 (Fruean, Taylor tries; Bleyendaal con, 4 pens)
Highlanders: 8 (Emery try, Slade pen)


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Area codes 201 and 551
Area codes 201 and 551 are the North American telephone area code for the state of New Jersey covering most of Hudson and Bergen counties. Major cities in the area code include Jersey City, Hoboken, Hackensack, Secaucus, Englewood and Englewood Cliffs.
The 201 area code was one of the original area codes assigned in 1947, and was also the first area code to be assigned in the United States, as part of the North American Numbering Plan. It originally covered the entire state.[1][2] On paper, this was very unusual, since New Jersey is one of the most densely populated states in the nation; it is split almost down the middle between two very large metropolitan areas—the suburbs of New York City to the north and the suburbs of Philadelphia to the south. The North American Numbering Plan Administration took this into account when it assigned 201 to New Jersey. It wanted to keep the number of "clicks" to a minimum for densely populated areas, given the rotary dialing technology in use at the time. New Jersey was thus assigned an area code with 13 clicks, the fastest that could be dialed for a single-area-code state under NANPA's original guidelines (0 and 1 were not allowed as the first digit, the second digit was a 0 for single-area-code states or 1 for multi-area-code states, and the third digit could not be the same as the second digit).
The area code system entered service in 1951. That year, the first direct-dialed long distance call was made from Englewood, New Jersey to Alameda, California.[2]
In 1958, 201 was restricted to northern New Jersey, with southern New Jersey—including the state capital, Trenton, the southern Jersey Shore and the New Jersey side of the Delaware Valley—becoming area code 609.[3]
After the split in 1958, area code 201 served the northern counties in the state: Bergen, Hudson, Essex, Union, Morris, Passaic, Hunterdon, Somerset, Middlesex, Monmouth, Sussex and Warren counties--a region largely coextensive with the New Jersey side of the New York City area.
As the central region of New Jersey grew during the 1980s, the northeastern section of the state lost sizable chunks of its population due to the decline of its major cities, including Newark, Paterson, Clifton, and Elizabeth. On June 8, 1991, area code 908 split off from 201; it primarily serves the north-central regions of the state.[4]
During the mid-1990s, businesses began to flourish once again in North Jersey, while cell phones and internet dial-up connections proliferated. In response to the pressure for the addition of more telephone numbers, New Jersey added more area codes, going from three to six. As of June 1, 1997, Essex and Passaic counties, home to Newark and Paterson respectively (the state's largest and third-largest cities), as well as Morris and Sussex counties, were broken away from area code 201 as area code 973.[4][5] Conventional wisdom suggested that Newark should have kept 201; the reason this wasn't the case is still not known. This left Hudson and Bergen counties, the two most densely populated counties in the state and the closest to New York City, as the only counties in the 201 territory.
As Hudson and Bergen Counties developed further, and even more telephone numbers were demanded, it was debated whether 201 should split again, or if an overlay area code should be added instead. Verizon, the dominant telephone company in New Jersey, opted for an overlay to avoid the costs and frustration associated with splitting an area code (such as customers being forced to change their numbers).
Area code 551 was created in 2001 to overlay 201, along with area codes 862 and 848, which overlay area codes 973 and 732, respectively.[6] With the implementation of the overlay area code on December 1, 2001, 10-digit dialing became mandatory.
See also[edit]
- List of North American Numbering Plan area codes
- North American Numbering Plan
- List of original NANP area codes
- ^ Now you can call, if your calls don't work some business lines aren't set up to all to new area codes., The Virginian-Pilot, November 1, 1995. Accessed June 8, 2007. "When the first area code, 201, was introduced in New Jersey in 1951, phone-numbering experts thought there would be enough codes with a middle digit of '0' or '1' to last well into the next century."
- ^ a b 1951: First Direct-Dial Transcontinental Telephone Call, AT&T Inc., accessed May 12, 2007.
- ^ About Verizon New Jersey: Years 1931 to 1969, Verizon Communications, accessed May 12, 2007.
- ^ a b About Verizon New Jersey: Years 1985 to 1998, Verizon Communications, accessed May 12, 2007.
- ^ Newman, Andy. "New Area Codes Introduced", The New York Times, June 2, 1997. Accessed January 23, 2008.
- ^ McKay, Martha. "New Jersey Assigned New Area Codes.", The Record (Bergen County), April 18, 2001. Accessed August 11, 2001. "The new New Jersey area codes -- 551, 356, and 848 -- were announced this week and will be introduced next year in the regions currently served by 201, 973, and 732, respectively."
External links[edit]
- NANPA Area Code Map of New Jersey
- 201 area code
- List of exchanges, 201 Area Code
- List of exchanges, 551 Area Code
New Jersey area codes: 201, 551, 609, 732, 848, 856, 862, 908, 973 | ||
North: 845 | ||
West: 862/973 | 201/551 | East: 212/646, 347/718, 914, 917 |
South: 347/718, 917 | ||
New York area codes: 212, 315, 347, 516, 518, 585, 607, 631, 646, 716, 718, 845, 914, 917, 929 |

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GLEN BURNIE, Md. (AP) - Anne Arundel County Police have arrested a man they say was driving a car that struck a bicyclist and fled the scene. Officers say DNA evidence obtained from the car led them to make the arrest.
Police say on July 14, 41-year-old Marco Garcia of Glen Burnie was biking on Crain Highway near Georgia Avenue when he was hit by a car that left the scene. Garcia was critically injured.
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Police say the DNA was matched to Garcia. On Wednesday, the owner of the car, 57-year-old John Correlli of Baltimore, was charged with numerous traffic offenses.
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What is wrong with using commercial Pectin in Jams?
Hi everyone,
I was wondering if any jam makers out there could help me out. I am new to making jams (and to these boards) and I was wondering why people have such a negative attitude towards natural powder pectins. I want to start jamming our local fruits and would like to make enough to get through the winter( we are jam nuts). Both my parents are diabetic and the old recipes I have from my grandmother require a lot of sugar to preserve them. I wanted to use the low sugar pectin so that my parents can enjoy the jams too, but after doing some research I'm skeptical. If I take my old recipes and lesson the sugar will they still keep through the winter.
Oh and I properly hot water can everything.
Thanks for your input in advance!
I used commercial no/low sugar pectin for the first time this year and I hafta tell ya I'm sold on it! I also used the freezer jam method. The first batch of strawberry I made I used a cup of Splenda to sweeten it and it was very good even though it was obviously made with Splenda. If you totally can't have sugar, this will really do. The second batch I used 1 cup of sugar as opposed to the 7 cups normally called for. It too was superb but a little too sweet. The third batch I tried with 1/2 cup of sugar and this was the winner. Since the berries aren't cooked but stirred into the hot pectin they retained the bright fresh color and the natural berry flavor really shined through. Sweet enough to satisfy the craving and low enough in sugar to not blast the glucometer through the roof. Plus no standing over hot pots and boiling water baths. I put it in the snack size plastic throwaway containers and into the freezer. Since then I've made cherry jam and pineapple sage jelly using the same method with the same satisfactory results. We're definitely going to be jammin' here this year!
I just finished making my 2008 batch of strawberry jam. I use commercial low sugar pectin and, for strawberries anyway, I do the no-cook freezer jam. It's absolutely delicious and I don't give a hoot what anyone else thinks about pectin or no pectin. I do the same with raspberries, when I can get them. When I make peach, apricot or blueberry jams, I use the same commercial low-sugar (light) pectin, but do the cooked version (which has to be processed properly and will keep at room temperature). I find that those fruits have a better texture when cooked a bit.
Pectin in a naturally-source substance, not a chemical. When you use it, you can get a better jam set with shorter (or no) cooking and less sugar than without pectin altogether.
I don't know why people have a negative attitude about adding pectin to fruits that require it for a proper set.
What the heck research did you find that makes you skeptical of using less-sugar-required pectin? Practice good canning habits and it'll be fine—and you say that you do.
There is nothing wrong with using commercial pectin for jams and jellies. Pectin is a carbohydrate and is present is most fruits, moreso in some than in others. Slightly underripe fruit has more of it than does fully ripe, which is why some recipes advise to make about 1/4 of the measure of berries for making strawberry jam slightly underripe—it will help the set of the jam.
Our great grandmothers often combined apples (sour apples are high in pectin) with low-pectin fruits to make jam. One can make homemade apple pectin but it's not my idea of how to spend an afternoon. :-) Some folks look down their noses at jams made with additional pectin. Those jams take far longer to cook to the gel point (8 degrees above the temp for boiling water at your altitude) than when using added pectin and, frankly, I don't like the "dark" taste I've experienced doing it that way — from caramelizing sugar, I suspect. YMMV. And I've noted one "artisan jam-" maker's site that includes a statement about flavor being chosen over set. Sorry, but I think that sounds like sauce, not jam. Jam is thick and it is spreadable, not pourable. And some fruits, when cooked thick enough to be spreadable also become 'sticky' or 'gummy', without the sparkling jell that is characteristic of a fine jam.
I've had excellent success this summer with an apricot jam (picture attached) made with Ball's "no sugar required" pectin. It's not as sparkly as a full sugar jam; that's one of the trade-offs of using a low methoxyl pectin. You can use it without sugar or you can add up to three cups sugar. I believe it also has info about sweetening with artificial sweeteners.
I hope this helped and gives you encouragement.
Thanks for the input. I guess I was most worried about spoilage on low sugar jams if there was no pectin but I guess I will experiment and see what happens :)
re: foodaholic8
The pectin, whether "natural" or added simply makes the set of the jam/jelly. The preservative comes from sugar and acid, and if you want to make shelf-stable preserves (rather than freezer jam/jelly), I would be careful about reducing the sugar too much. The USDA site is a good resource for home canners, conservative, but safe. http://foodsafety.psu.edu/canningguid...
re: Uncle Bob
I agree, nothing wrong at all. It simply depends on what sort of texture and flavor intensity you are going for, and how much sugar you want to add. Jam with commercial pectin tends to be more gummy (which can be good) and it makes things easier for a new jam maker.
Having said that, the hands-down most delicious strawberry jam I've ever made or tasted does not use pectin. And I thought I could not make strawberry without it. Dixieday's strawberry jam: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/278415
Dixieday's technique of adding sugar to fruit and letting sit overnight, heating, cooling, then cooking allows the fruit to slowly pick up sugar and retain an incredible fresh and intense flavor.
Will low-sugar jams keep through the winter? Absolutely.
anyone have a good recipe for lemon curd that substitutes pectin for the butter? this is going to sound totally bizarre, but i actually prefer the less creamy, more gelatinous consistency of store bought lemon curd, but i'd like to be able to replicate it at home with meyer lemons.
re: beelzebozo
I use the lemon curd recipe (buried in a lemon mousse recipe) in the Greens Cookbook that has no butter (or pectin, for that matter). If you want to can lemon curd, I suggest against it after having researched the topic at some length. It does freeze well, just take it out of the freezer and stick it in the fridge for 24 hours. Safer, it seems, than canning, especially with Meyer lemons, since they have less acid than Eurekas.
re: beelzebozo
I have more recipes from the Greens cookbook that I make regularly than most cookbooks on my shelf. I love the lemon mousse, but often make just the curd to use with gingerbread or as a base for a tart with summer fruit. The curd doubles easily.
Carefully grate 2 Meyer lemons, avoiding the white area under the skin. Beat 3 egg yolks well, pour through a strainer into a small non-reactive saucepan. Add the grated lemon peel, 1/2 c. fresh squeezed lemon juice, and 1/4 c. sugar. Cook over medium-low heat, stirring constantly, until the mixture thickens. Do not boil or the yolks will curdle. Set in fridge to cool.
If you are making the mousse, beat 3 egg whites with 1/4 t. cream of tartar until they form firm peaks; then gradually beat in 1/4 c. sugar. In another bowl, whisk 1/2 c. heavy cream until it holds its shape. Using the same whisk used for the cream, break up the lemon curd and beat it until it is smooth. Fold in the meringue, then the whipped cream. Spoon into dessert glasses and refrigerate until it is well chilled. Garnish with rose geranium flowers, candied violet blossoms, or chopped rose petals. Also good with sweetened raspberries, blackberries, or red currants.
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The North Fork Mosquito Abatement District (NFMAD) board of directors is belatedly responding to a letter from Dinah Lindarin in the Delta County Independent of Aug. 28. We would like to thank Lindarin for her interest in the work of the district and also for the opportunity to correct numerous misapprehensions that Lindarin and others may possibly share specific to treatment in the Pumpkin Hollow area near Paonia or other similar areas of the North Fork.
While perceptions by individual residents may vary from season to season, the district has kept trapping records over the past seasons along with records of what products were applied to specific areas and when. Pumpkin Hollow and the areas opposite along the North Fork of the Gunnison River have always been prime mosquito breeding habitat due to much of the area being low lying and swampy in many places. A considerable amount of district funds and time went into the Pumpkin Hollow area this season. Preliminary work in the area began as early as late March with multiple evaluations and consultations with industry experts, as well as physical "backhoe and shovel" mitigation wherever possible.
According to our records, last year (2012) Pumpkin Hollow had some of the highest trap counts in the entire district despite weekly applications of a short-acting larval product. The counts were indeed higher than in some other areas this year, earlier and throughout the entire season until trapping stopped. The apparent reason was the exceptionally lengthy monsoon rains season as well as just the sheer amount of mosquito habitat. This year all phases of mosquito treatment continue, including both short- and long-acting larval products, and will go on through the middle of September as long as threshold numbers continue to persist. There was a cluster of human West Nile virus illness in the area in 2012, and Pumpkin Hollow was identified in late winter by the new board and field manager as a hotspot on our radar.
Unfortunately, the owner of the property upon which the letter writer resides declined to allow NFMAD to treat the property's extensive mosquito habitat multiple times over the last months, something that makes the district's job even more difficult. Given this restriction, the district did the best it could by trying to encapsulate the property by treating extensively on all sides and monitoring the effects through trapping. Treatment included long-term larvacide briquettes and granules, as well as a range of products. Despite the incorrect perception of the letter writer, NFMAD's focus remains on attempting to kill a large percentage of mosquitoes before they become adults. That is about 90% of our program. However, NFMAD is currently committed to a full-range of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) tools including tightly targeting fogging to knock down adult mosquito concentrations, with special attention given to areas where our RAMP testing reveals the presence of WNV.
When a property owner declines site evaluation and treatment, and takes no action on their own, it not only results in higher numbers of adult mosquitoes but also endangers neighbors if and when West Nile virus is present. It also might make it necessary to spray an area with adulticide that, with proper treatment and landowner cooperation, might not have been necessary. We urge the property owner, and any similar property owners, to reconsider and become more responsible neighbors both to the residents of the Pumpkin Hollow area as well as the greater Town of Paonia.
Long-term planning for mosquito control of Pumpkin Hollow will require the coordination of county, state, and possibly federal governments and the Army Corp of Engineers due to the river corridor and the location of the 100-year-flood plain at an extensive distance from the river bank. Basically, Pumpkin Hollow is the 100-year-old flood plain and presents a uniquely difficult mosquito control challenge. It is far beyond the budget and capacity of the NFMAD crew to physically mitigate this area alone and will require coordination and cooperation of the towns, the residents, and the governments. No matter how hard the crew has worked in treating the area, the physical issues of Pumpkin Hollow limit the success, thus there are adult mosquitoes flying, albeit very few compared to last year, as evidenced by the weekly trap counts.
Finally, residents of the North Fork and particularly those close to the river hotspots such as Pumpkin Hollow are cautioned that the mosquito and WNV season are not over until we receive several nights of hard frost, something that seems to be happening a little later each year. Late season WNV carrier culex mosquitoes may be much more potent than earlier in the season so everyone is urged to cover up and apply an approved repellent when adult mosquitoes are present. Oddly, many mosquitos seem to be out during the day as well as during the usual dawn and dusk times. Remember that WNV carrier culex mosquitoes will attempt to overwinter/hibernate in protected spaces such as your crawl space or heated outbuildings.
Thanks to everyone, including the Towns of Paonia and Hotchkiss, and Delta County, and particularly Ken Nord-strom at the health department, who have supported the new "science, not politics" direction that NFMAD has taken this season. Your district is being lauded as having the biggest single-season turnaround of any mosquito district in the state and much of that success is due to cooperation and collaboration among our field manager, crew, neighbors, landowners and local governments.
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Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel will be going to New York City as a finalist for the Heisman Trophy. Several fans made sure they watched the announcement on ESPN.
"It's just crazy to get a freshman to come out and break so many records and do so many amazing things. There are few people who have done what he has done before, but never as a freshman," said Ramzi Ghariani who works at REVs, a restaurant in the Memorial Student Center on campus.
The Aggie made sure he caught a glimpse of the big announcement. Some in the Northgate District made sure they were eating their meal in front of a TV.
"He's got it…I came out here and started watching, and he got the bid to go earn his trophy in New York," said Cameron Cardwell.
It's not just Aggies that think Johnny Football deserves to win. Even one Longhorn fan visiting Aggieland, thinks Manziel should get the trophy.
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Veteran osteopathic medical educator has experience starting a medical school.
Marian University has selected Paul Evans, DO, as vice president and founding dean of the university's college of osteopathic medicine. Evans, a U.S. Army veteran of 26 years, was also the founding dean of another college of osteopathic medicine: Georgia Campus, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in Suwanee. He spent 12 years in osteopathic medical education, with the last six as dean. He has 16 years in medical education in the military, and has been in medical education teaching residents and students since 1982. His teaching experience includes Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences, College of Osteopathic Medicine, where he was associate dean for curricular affairs as well as professor of family medicine. "From the beginning of our search process, we were looking for a person with exactly the attributes and experiences of Dr. Evans," said Marian University's president, Daniel J. Elsener. "His wealth of knowledge and abilities as a medical school administrator will benefit both Marian University and the state of Indiana," Elsener continued. Evans has conducted research, lectured, and written extensively on primary care, managing low back pain, medical education topics, and faculty development. He has been successful in accreditation preparation, which is one of the next important milestones for Marian University. He is a certified inspector for the American Osteopathic Association's Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation (COCA). Evans is particularly interested in creating exceptional learning opportunities for new physicians in Indiana. "Being a part of the team that builds a new college of osteopathic medicine at Marian University is an extraordinary opportunity," he said. "The Indiana Osteopathic Association is pleased with this selection of Dr. Evans and we look forward to supporting him," commented Thurman V. Alvey, III, DO, president of the Indiana Osteopathic Association. "The response from DOs around the state has been very encouraging and there is a lot of interest in helping as clinical faculty," he continued. Evans holds a bachelor of science degree from University of Miami, Coral Gables, and a doctor of osteopathic medicine from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in Philadelphia. Evans begins his new position on September 1, 2010. For more information about Marian University's college of osteopathic medicine, visit theweb page.
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