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Lewis, Pagano highlight emotional weekend
Three of this year's wild-card games are whoppers, with the two Sunday games appearing to be quite fascinating.
Ravens' Lewis: 'This will be my last ride'
Ravens ILB Ray Lewis told his team Wednesday, "this will be my last ride," indicating the 17-year veteran will retire.
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The Ravens and Bengals are playoff-bound — and pretty well-rested, all things considered. The Browns? They're making big changes.
Dunlap's pick-six leads Bengals past Ravens
Carlos Dunlap returned an interception 14 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter Sunday, sending the Bengals to a 23-17 victory over the Ravens.
Ravens battling through long list of injuries
The Ravens' injury issues have been extensive on defense in 2012.
Ravens activate ILB Lewis
The Ravens moved ILB Ray Lewis to the active roster and placed WR LaQuan Williams on injured reserve.
AFC North Spin cycle: The Steelers' wasted season
The Ravens are AFC North champs, and the Bengals are playoff-bound, too. Meanwhile, the Steelers are left to ponder a lost season.
Ravens rout Giants to win AFC North
Joe Flacco threw for 309 yards and two touchdowns, and the Ravens defeated the Giants 33-14 Sunday to capture their second straight division crown.
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Ravens LB McClain done for the season
Ravens LB Jameel McClain has a spinal cord contusion and is out for the rest of the season, head coach John Harbaugh announced Monday.
AFC North Spin cycle: Ravens wobbling down the stretch
The Ravens are in the playoffs, but they hardly look like contenders, and now they have to deal with the talented, desperate Giants.
Broncos notch ninth consecutive win
Chris Harris returned an interception 98 yards for a momentum-turning touchdown, and the Broncos beat the skidding Ravens 34-17 Sunday.
Expect more hands on deck in Ravens' offense
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Reports: Ravens' Lewis will not be activated this week
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Census: More Wisconsin children living in poverty
The percentage of children living in poverty rose to 18.4% for Wisconsin and almost 32% for Milwaukee County in 2011, according to new U.S. Census figures.
The data from the Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates shows that between 2007 and 2011, 37 Wisconsin counties saw a significant increase in children between the ages of 5 and 17 living in families in poverty. »Read Full Blog Post(42)
Abele, County Board member at odds over economic development programs
Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele's administration has dragged its feet on two economic development programs that originated with the County Board, supervisors said Monday.
Abele heatedly denied the charge. »Read Full Article(22)
Marchers demand social services funding amid fiscal cliff cuts
Dozens of protesters gathered outside Sen. Herb Kohl's and Sen. Ron Johnson's downtown Milwaukee offices Monday, calling on them to tax the wealthiest Americans and preserve programs for the poor and middle class as the nation nears the so-called fiscal cliff.
"We don't need any cuts to our Medicare and Medicaid," said Edward Jude of Milwaukee, a Vietnam veteran whose 29-year-old daughter relies on state-funded health care for her sickle cell anemia treatments. »Read Full Article(312)
Marquette professor announces state Supreme Court bid
Madison - Marquette University Law School professor Ed Fallone announced Monday he is seeking a spot on the state Supreme Court and signaled he would run against the court itself as much as against Justice Patience Roggensack.
"The Wisconsin Supreme Court is dysfunctional and the only way to fix it is to change the personalities on the bench," Fallone said in a statement. "I am not beholden to any political party or faction on the court or any special interest group. The people of Wisconsin expect - and deserve - judges who respect the importance of an independent judiciary and who are impartial and fair." »Read Full Article(104)
Police make season-high 18 arrests at Packers game
Green Bay - A season-high 18 arrests were made at the Packers' home game Sunday against Detroit.
Of the 18, 12 were for unlawful conduct at a public event. Four also were accused of resisting arrest. Two people were arrested on suspicion of marijuana possession, while one person was cited for disorderly conduct. Three were accused of underage drinking, with two of them also cited for obstructing an officer. »Read Full Article(9)
Two cases show differences in prosecuting law enforcement officers
In 2009, Milwaukee County Sheriff's Sgt. Scott Krause punched a handcuffed suspect in the face in the back of a squad car. In 2011, Milwaukee police Officer Richard Schoen did the same thing. Both incidents were captured on squad car video.
Krause was fired, convicted of a felony and served 18 months in prison. »Read Full Article(15)
Wisconsin youth smoking drops to all-time low
Madison - Wisconsin health officials say smoking by middle and high school students has dropped to an all-time low.
The 2012 Wisconsin Youth Tobacco Survey, released Monday, found that 13% of high schoolers say they smoke and 2.5% of middle schoolers admit to smoking. The last study in 2010 showed nearly 18% of high schooner and nearly 4% of middle schooler smoked. »Read Full Article(5)
State's Christmas tree growers feel impact of drought
Pewaukee - Inhaling the heady aroma of fresh-cut evergreens, Ken Ottman walked through his crop of firs, pines and balsams on his busy Christmas tree lot and admired the survivors.
Every single seedling he planted this year - 5,000 trees - and a third of all the trees he planted last year and the year before died, victims of this past summer's drought. »Read Full Article(1)
MPS board to consider closing two schools, opening two schools
Two schools in the Milwaukee Public Schools family would be closed and two new charters opened if the Milwaukee School Board approves proposals on the table this month.
A committee will take up four proposals regarding those schools on Tuesday. »Read Full Blog Post(7)
Oconomowoc woman, 20, gets 8 years for fatal heroin overdose
A 20-year-old Oconomowoc woman was sentenced Monday to eight years in prison for a heroin overdose that killed a Hartland man last year
Dustin L. Williams' mother found him unresponsive at their home July 23, 2011, about 10 minutes after Kandice Essmann, his friend since high school, had been there visiting. He was later pronounced dead at Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital. »Read Full Article
'Not walking away:' Johnson Controls still interested in buying A123
The process of selling a bankrupt Massachusetts battery technology firm is not over, and Johnson Controls remains interested, the president of the company's power solutions business said Monday.
But the company wasn't going to "pay anything" to buy the technology, and now awaits the outcome of a protracted bankruptcy and federal review process, Alex Molinaroli said. »Read Full Blog Post(5)
Woman robbed at gunpoint while waiting for bus in Wauwatosa
While waiting for a bus in the 9200 block of West Congress Street at 1:40 p.m. Dec. 6, a man in shorts walked up to a woman while pulling his hooded sweat shirt over his face, reached into his pocket and pulled out a large black revolver, according to a Wauwatosa Police Report.
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Dover, Tippecanoe may merge programs
It's a proposal most people in Milwaukee Public Schools circles expected sooner or later: a plan to create a single south-side school out of the Dover and Tippecanoe programs.
A Milwaukee School Board committee is slated to take up that proposal at a meeting Tuesday. »Read Full Blog Post(7)
YMCA of Metro Milwaukee CEO Yamachika to retire
YMCA of Metropolitan Milwaukee President and CEO Robert Yamachika said Monday that he will retire in 2013 and that the Y will begin a CEO search after Jan. 1, with an expected CEO transition taking place by the end of 2013.
Yamachika will continue to serve as president and CEO at the Y while the search for a new CEO is under way. »Read Full Article
Mequon police warn of phone scam targeting elderly residents
Mequon police are warning residents about phone scammers who are targeted elderly citizens by claiming their son or grandson had been in a drunken-driving accident out of state and needed to be bailed out. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
Haggerty Museum announces artists for next 'Current Tendencies'
The Haggerty Museum of Art at Marquette University announced Monday the names of the Milwaukee area artists who were selected for the next edition of "Current Tendencies," a popular showcase for regional contemporary art.
The eight emerging and mid-career artists chosen include Tyanna Buie, William E. Carpenter, Evan Gruzis, Jon Horvath, Mark Mulhern, Jean Roberts Guequierre, Cassandra Smith and Jessica Steeber (as a collaborative team) and Jason Yi. »Read Full Blog Post
Muskego police seeking strong-armed robber
Muskego police are looking for a suspect in an attempted strong-arm robbery in the parking lot of Sauced Restaurant, W16355 Woods Road, that happened at about 6:45 p.m. Saturday.
A woman reported to police that a man knocked her down and attempted to steal her vehicle. The suspect could not find her vehicle keys in her purse and ran off. She described him as about 5 feet 10 inches tall, weighing 160 pounds and wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans. »Read Full Article(8)
Culver's headed to Florida
The Culver's restaurant chain said Monday it is planning to open at least three locations in western Florida next year.
Restaurants are currently in the planning stages in the Naples, Fort Myers and Sarasota areas, Culver's Franchising System Inc. said. »Read Full Blog Post(7)
Haggerty Museum hires Emilia Layden as curator
Emilia P. Layden has been appointed associate curator at the Haggerty Museum of Art at Marquette University. Layden, who has been serving as interim associate curator since July, has organized a current exhibit from the museum's permanent photography collection called "Freedom Of/For/To" and an upcoming show, "Read Between the Lines: Enrique Chagoya's Codex Prints."
Milwaukee police investigate fatal shooting of man, 37
A 37-year-old man was shot and killed early Monday while sitting in a car parked in the 3900 block of W. Fond du Lac Ave. in Milwaukee, police said.
Eddie L. Taylor was shot during an argument with someone he knew, Milwaukee police said in a statement.
"Detectives are seeking a known suspect," the statement said. "This was not a random act."
Marcus buys Sussex film-buying, booking firm
Marcus Theatres announced Monday it has agreed to purchase MESCOP Inc., a Sussex-based film buying and booking business.
Under the agreement, Marcus Theatres will perform film buying services for 14 exhibitors with 75 screens at 20 locations in three Midwestern states. Milwaukee-based Marcus Theatres currently books films for its 687 owned and managed screens, as well as an additional 146 screens operated by other owners.
MESCOP was founded in 1971 by Fred Florence. The company is operated by his son, James Florence, who will retire upon completion of the sale. The purchase is expected to close before year end. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Green Bay Packers vs. the 'Amazing' 'gay guys'
"The Amazing Race" victory by a former Oconomowoc resident, Josh Kilmer-Purcell, and his partner, known as the Beekman Boys, put the amazing in the show's title Sunday night.
Kilmer-Purcell and his partner, Brent Ridge, won the $1 million competition in which multiple teams of two race around the world completing arduous tasks. »Read Full Blog Post(11)
Miller Lite again offers free bus rides on New Year's Eve
The tradition of a safe ride for New Year's Eve revelers continues when the Miller Lite Free Rides program on Milwaukee County buses returns on Dec. 31.
The free rides also include metro routes serving Waukesha County. »Read Full Article(1)
Racine County replaces jail guards with civilian officers
Racine - Racine County will soon staff its jail entirely with civilian personnel at an estimated $100,000 in annual savings.
The county jail was once staffed by sworn sergeants, with a beginning annual salary of about $75,000. Like other big Wisconsin counties, Racine County looked for ways to save money and began to replace the sworn officers with civilian sergeants, whose starting pay is about $37,000.
Beginning in 2013, all nine sergeants at the jail will be civilians, whose training is focused on a corrections environment. The Journal Times says two sworn lieutenants and one sworn captain will oversee the sergeants. (5)
Johnson Outdoors' Minn Kota unit signs sponsorship deal
FLW, the world's largest tournament fishing organization, said Monday that Minn Kota - part of Racine-based Johnson Outdoors Inc. marine electronics division - has signed a multiyear deal as an associate sponsor.
Terms of the agreement were not disclosed. »Read Full Article
Council panel delays vote on Cathedral Square improvement plan
A plan to renovate Cathedral Square and Juneau Park, and pay for that work with a new fee on properties on downtown Milwaukee's east side, was delayed Monday by a Common Council committee.
The Community and Economic Development Committee voted 4-1 to delay acting on a proposal to create a neighborhood improvement district, a public agency, which needs approval from the full council and Mayor Tom Barrett. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
DOT to present plan for Marquette Interchange backups Tuesday
State officials will be present their proposed plan Tuesday to "unjam" the Marquette Interchange in Milwaukee.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation will discuss the plans at a public information meeting 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday in Milwaukee. »Read Full Article(28)
Start-up launches website for recovering addicts
A Milwaukee start-up founded by a recovering alcoholic said Monday it has launched its 12-step recovery tools website.
Brighter12.com is a subscription-based service that was designed to serve people recovering from addictions with alcohol, drugs, gambling, intimacy or codependency. It offers journaling, work pages, daily affirmations and other tools for tracking and supporting a move through the 12 steps to recovery in an anonymous setting. »Read Full Article(5)
West Allis police officer injured in arrest attempt
A West Allis police officer was injured early Monday when attempting to arrest a 30-year-old man outside a residence near the intersection of S. 105th St. and W. Rogers St.
The man punched the officer's face, and caused a laceration that required stitches as part of medical treatment, Acting Chief Charles Padgett said. »Read Full Article(4)
Briggs buys Brazilian outdoor power equipment maker
Briggs & Stratton Corp. says it has paid $57 million for a Brazilian company that makes outdoor power equipment used in commercial applications in Brazil.
The company, Companhia Caetano Branco, employs 150 people in Brazil. Its products include generators, water pumps and light construction equipment sold through a network of 1,200 dealerships. »Read Full Article
State warns public against tax-preparation scams
Last year, several residents said a Milwaukee tax preparer scammed them out of hundreds of dollars in tax refunds by promising them a holiday loan.
This year, state officials hope to get a leg up on such schemes by asking people to report questionable or suspicious activities even before tax season starts. »Read Full Article(8)
Woman who died in Oshkosh house fire identified
Oshkosh - The victim of a fatal house fire in Oshkosh over the weekend has been identified as a 56-year-old woman.
According to an Oshkosh Northwestern report, the Winnebago County coroner's office determined that Randi I. Shaw died of smoke inhalation. »Read Full Article
Medical issue may have preceded fatal bicycle crash in Madison
Madison - Police in Madison say a bicyclist who crashed on a bike path and later died may have suffered a medical problem.
A Wisconsin State Journal report says police were called after the bicyclist crashed late last week and lost consciousness. »Read Full Article
Driver OK after steering car into 15-foot-deep trench on Highway 100
A 21-year-old man was not injured early Monday when he drove his car into a 15-foot-deep trench in a construction zone on Highway 100, Wauwatosa police said.
The man was driving south in the northbound lanes of Highway 100, or Mayfair Road, at 2:46 a.m. when the vehicle entered the construction zone and dropped into the trench, Lt. Gerald Witkowski said. The crash occurred in the 1000 block of N. Mayfair Road, south of Watertown Plank Road. »Read Full Article(3)
Milwaukee tax bills to go out Monday
More than 165,000 2012 combined property-tax bills will be mailed out to Milwaukee taxpayers later Monday.
Most taxpayers will receive their tax bills by Wednesday. Taxpayers who have not received their bill should contact the City Treasurer's Office, Customer Services Division, at (414) 286-2240. »Read Full Blog Post(27)
Wisconsin man pleads guilty to providing fatal heroin
Green Bay - A 22-year-old homeless man from Green Bay has been convicted of providing heroin that led to another man's death.
A Green Bay Press-Gazette report said Richard G. Kellogg faces up to 25 years in prison when he's sentenced next month. He pleaded guilty last week to first-degree reckless homicide. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee sets record for no-snow days
Milwaukee set a record Sunday for consecutive days without snow, at 280, and the snowless streak might be extended a few days, the National Weather Service said.
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CHICAGO -- Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig conducted a lively Internet question-and-answer session on MLB.com Monday afternoon as a prelude to the evening's All-Star Monday Home Run Derby at U.S. Cellular Field. It was his third annual chat.
Selig appeared in front of an audience that included more than 1,000 fans in the MLB.com area at the John Hancock FanFest at Chicago's McCormick Place. Selig answered 20 questions culled from tens of thousands sent via the Internet from all over the world, and he responded to another seven posed by the appreciative crowd.
After the 25-minute session, Selig spent another 10 minutes standing near the podium to autograph baseballs and souvenirs.
The session was a rousing success.
"A home run," said Bob DuPuy, MLB's president and chief operating officer who was in the party with the Commissioner.
Selig answered a variety of topics and touched on all of the issues that seem to be near and dear to baseball fans everywhere: whether Pete Rose will be reinstated into MLB; whether the Montreal Expos will relocate to Washington, D.C.; whether a baseball World Cup is on the horizon; and whether the current playoffs will include more teams.
There were also some oldies but goodies: whether designated hitters will ever be adopted in the National League or if the position should be abolished altogether; whether players should be obligated to give autographs; whether starting times of major events such as the All-Star Game and World Series could be moved to earlier slots; and whether the Commissioner is in favor of further realignment between the leagues.
In the end, Selig linked the lifespan of the DH to the possible realignment of both leagues into two groups of geographically located teams.
"I would say it's going to take some dramatic event to change this," Selig said. "The National League teams will never go to the DH. The American League teams like the DH. But referring back to an earlier question about realignment, that's the kind of catalytic event it'll take to get rid of the designated hitter."
Of course, baseball is no closer to major realignment than it is to abolishing the DH, which was adopted for the 1973 season. Over time -- even Selig, the former owner of the then-American League Milwaukee Brewers -- has become used to it.
"I'm one of the people who has been around long enough that in 1972, when [then-A's owner] Charlie Finley proposed it and we voted on it and voted it in, I had a lot of reluctance," Selig said. "[But] you get to like the DH after a while. Yet when you see a lot of NL games, you love the old-fashioned game, the way it was meant to be played."
Selig also told fans that MLB continues to study two other questions: where the Expos will wind up if they move and if Rose's lifetime suspension, handed down in 1989 when he admitted betting on sporting events, will be lifted.
Regarding the Expos' future and D.C.'s chances of getting the team, Selig said, "We have a relocation committee studying all the aspects of the Montreal club. It's the last residue of contraction. The Puerto Rican experiment [with the Expos playing 22 games in San Juan this season] has been a wonderful experiment. [Expos manager] Frank Robinson has told me that the players enjoyed it and that he's enjoyed it. We feel very good about that experiment.
"But we need to seriously consider what we do with the Montreal club. The relocation committee has been involved in a lot of work. It will continue to be. We haven't set a timetable. I'm sure we'll be discussing the matter a lot during the rest of this summer."
Selig did say he expected the Expos to remain in the NL no matter where the team moves.
In response to a fan from Cincinnati who is in favor of Rose being reinstated, Selig said he plans to make progress on the issue before he eventually retires.
"I'm going to be Commissioner for another 3 1/2, four years, so the answer to that is, yes," Selig said. "Look, we're being very deliberate. [Former Commissioner] Bart Giamatti gave Pete the right to apply for reinstatement, and he has properly done so. And I let it wait a long time. I understand the sensitive feelings on all sides.
"As you well know, there's a lot of people like you, who feel strongly about Pete in a positive way, and a lot of people who feel strongly the other way. But I'm going to do what I think is right. He deserves to be seriously considered, and that's what's happening right now."
Selig said that he expects a worldwide draft to eventually be adopted. Selig reiterated that MLB intends to play regular season games in Europe and said a World Cup among baseball-playing countries was also inevitable before his term as Commissioner expires.
"Yes, there will be a World Cup and there will be a real World Series winner," Selig said.
He said that the committee analyzing every aspect of baseball as the game moves forward in the 21st century is discussing an expanded playoff format. He also mused that the regular-season schedule would probably have to be shortened from 162 games if the playoffs are expanded.
"I wouldn't want to tell you that we will be adding more Wild Card teams, but we will be considering all the various plans," he said. "If you do add something, you'd have to think about reducing the schedule."
Finally, Selig said, the increased revenue-sharing plan negotiated last summer with the players' union has already had a significant positive impact on the game and there also has been an improvement of competitive balance with teams from small markets such as Kansas City and Montreal vying for the postseason.
When Selig was asked if he still thought last year's small-market, AL Central-winning Twins were an aberration, he said: "It was an aberration then. There's no question that in the 1990s there were huge disparities. For the first time in our history, this labor agreement dealt with those things. There's a lot more revenue sharing. There's a [competitive balance] tax that only one or two teams are [paying]. There are other rules that really make the landscape of the game fair. So, yes, you're beginning to see the first manifestations of this very, very historic labor agreement."
Barry M. Bloom is a national reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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He helped the goalkeepers and the Jays' back line maintain incredible defensive numbers in conference. Creighton tied the MVC team record for the fewest goals allowed (one) in a Valley season, set by CU just one year earlier. CU entered the 2012 College Cup on a 14-match unbeaten streak before falling 1-0 to eventual national champion Indiana in a national semifinal.
Hughes works primarily with the goalkeepers at Creighton, coaching All-American Brian Holt in 2011 during the assistant's first season on the Bluejay bench. Holt finished that season with an NCAA record 0.21 goals against average, surrendering just five goals in 24 games. Hughes led the Bluejay keepers to the nation's lead in goals against average (0.20), shutout percentage (0.790) and save percentage (.926).
He spent the 2010 season as an assistant coach for both the men and women's soccer teams at Elon University in North Carolina, helping both squads post winning records.
The Wake Forest, N.C., native started all 43 matches he appeared in during his four seasons with the Tar Heels. UNC advanced to the NCAA Tournament in each of his four seasons in Chapel Hill, with Hughes posting two of the top three goals against average marks in school history. As a junior in 2005, he led the ACC with a 0.50 GAA, the second-best mark in school history at that point. That season included seven shutouts, six of which he posted consecutively to tie a UNC record. He was tabbed to the ACC All-Tournament Team in 2005 as well. As a freshman in 2003, he was in goal for a shutout win over top-ranked Maryland.
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This year, Hanukkah begins on the evening of Saturday, Dec. 8 and ends on the evening of Sunday, Dec. 16.
Observing the Festival of Lights goes hand-in-hand with making special Hanukkah foods. Before you light the menorah, make sure you have all the ingredients for some great brisket, latke, and sufganiyot. Although there are many recipes, below are a few to try during the eight nights.
Potato Latkes
- 3 medium/large potatoes - washed, peeled and grated
- 1 egg for every 3 potatoes
- Approximately 1/4 cup of flour per every 3 potatoes
- 1 TBS onion powder per every 3 potatoes
- 1 TBS garlic powder per every 3 potatoes
- Grate potatoes, drain off excess juices, add egg(s), flour, onion and garlic powders.
- Mix well.
- Place enough oil in a large frying pan to have approximately a half-inch of oil, or enough to cover the bottom half of the potatoes.
- Take a heaping soup spoon full of potato mixture and place in hot oil and flatten to make a pancake, approximately a quarter to a half-inch thick.
- Cook on medium heat and watch carefully as they go from being done to burnt very quickly.
- At medium heat, cook approx. 4 - 5 minutes on each side.
- Remove from pan when a medium to dark golden brown.
- Drain on paper towels then remove to plate.
- Best to use tongs to turn the latkes, so oil doesn't splatter.
Once they are ready to eat, try them with some apple sauce mixed with sugar & cinnamon, sour cream or just a sprinkling of salt.
- 1 Brisket any size
- 1 packet onion soup mix
- 1 can jelled cranberry sauce
- Orange juice
- Line deep baking pan with foil.
- Place brisket in pan.
- Dice up cranberry sauce and place on top of brisket.
- Sprinkle onion soup mix on top of brisket.
- Pour in enough OJ to cover brisket about half way.
- Cover with foil and bake at 350 until you can stick a fork in it and the fork slides out easily.
- Approx. 1 hr. per pound.
- Let cool and cut on the bias
Sufganiyot (jelly doughnuts) from chabad.org
- 2 packages yeast
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 3/4 cup water
- 1/4 cup orange juice
- 1/3 cup margarine
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 4 or 5 cups. flour
- 3 egg yolks
- Jelly of your choice for filling
- Powdered Sugar
- Mix water, sugar, juice, and yeast.
- Let stand 10 minutes.
- Melt margarine and add to yeast mixture.
- Beat in eggs and salt.
- Add flour, mixing and kneading by hand to form a soft dough.
- Let rise 1-1/2 hours.
- Roll dough 1/4 inch thick and cut circles (approximately 2 inches).
- Let circles rise 1/2 hour.
- Deep fry at 400° F about 3 minutes, turning once.
- Pipe in jelly and roll in powdered sugar.
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John Fogerty Postpones Duets Album Until 2013
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
John Fogerty has pushed his eagerly anticipated duets collection, Wrote A Song For Everyone, from October 9th to sometime in early 2013. Fogerty announced the schedule change under a news item on his website (JohnFogerty.com) titled: "Wrote A Song For Everyone Coming in Early 2013." The post stated: "There is an amazing group of artists who have joined Fogerty in making this record -- bringing their distinctive style to his songs. There are additional touches being added to the recording, including some new original songs and notable surprises. Check back here for further updates!"
Fogerty's song "Wrote A Song For Everyone" was originally released on Credence Clearwater Revival's 1969 Green River album. Since then, the song has been covered by Mavis Staples and Johnny Rivers, among others. The upcoming duets set will feature high profile collaborations as Fogerty and Bob Seger teaming up on "Who Will Stop The Rain?" and Fogerty and the Foo Fighters' remake of Creedence's "Fortunate Son" -- along with collaborations on both old and new tunes with Keith Urban, Brad Paisley, My Morning Jacket, Alan Jackson, and Miranda Lambert, among others.
John Fogerty will once again treat fans to full album shows of Creedence Clearwater Revival classic albums -- 1969's Bayou Country and 1970's Cosmo's Factory -- during his upcoming Canadian tour. The two albums will be featured on alternate nights of the tour, alongside Fogerty's other Creedence and solo hits.
Fogerty told us that he's never been one of those artists that's needed to change around his song's arrangements in an effort to keep them interesting. He feels it's an obligation to perform the hits as they were originally recorded: "My own motivation for playing those songs, and particularly playing them in a manner that is very recognizable to the original recording. . . I just feel that because my career has been so herky-jerky, y'know, I've gone for long periods of time where I wasn't touring, so people couldn't see me. When somebody whose never seen me comes to a concert and there I am, he's seeing me for the first time, if I'm gonna break into 'Proud Mary' I want him to recognize it!"
John Fogerty tour dates (subject to change):
September 7, 8 - St. John's, NL - Mile One Centre
September 10 - Halifax, NS - Halifax Metro Centre
September 11 - Moncton, NB - Moncton Coliseum Complex
September 13 - London, ON - The John Labatt Centre
September 14 - Toronto, ON - Sony Centre For The Performing Arts
September 15 - Oshawa, ON - General Motors Centre
September 17 - Sudbury, ON - Sudbury Arena
September 18 - Sault Ste. Marie, ON - Essar Centre
September 20 - Winnipeg, MB - MTS Centre
September 21 - Regina, SK - Brandt Centre
September 22 - Edmonton, AB - Rexall Place
September 24 - Dawson Creek, BC - EnCana Event Centre
September 25 - Prince George, BC - CN Centre
September 27 - Kelowna, BC - Prospera Place
September 28 - Abbotsford, BC - Abbotsford Ent'ment & Sports Centre
September 29 - Victoria, BC - Save On Foods Memorial Centre
October 18 - Tucson, AZ - Anselmo Valencia Tori Amphitheatre
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8 November 1999
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Eritrea Police Force
The Eritrean Police Force (EPF) is part of the country's Police and Security Command which has its headquarters in the capital Asmara.
EPF mission:
- To enforce and uphold the law;
- Prevent, detect and investigate crime;
- Control traffic.
INTERPOL Asmara
The INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB) for Eritrea is located at the EPF headquarters, in close proximity to all other national law enforcement agencies.
NCB Asmara is the national platform that allows domestic law enforcement agencies to take their investigations beyond the Eritrean borders and get investigative support and input from other INTERPOL member countries. The NCB's responsibilities comprise:
- Assisting domestic law enforcement agencies in finding international solutions to problems encountered during domestic investigations;
- Working with all other INTERPOL member countries and the INTERPOL General Secretariat in the search, arrest and extradition of criminals;
- Assisting INTERPOL member countries in investigations requiring data and intelligence from Eritrean police authorities;
- Creating and developing policing tools and methodology to effectively analyse and prevent international crime;
- Performing permanent research and analysis about organized crime, terrorism, drugs, money laundering, and keeping the INTERPOL community informed of results.
INTERPOL Asmara is staffed by four EPF officers.
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ADIM Age today: 28 years old
Nationality: Eritrea
ADIM Age today: 28 years old
Nationality: Eritrea