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You really have to buy them fresh from a roadside cauldron that has been boiling for God only knows how long. Readers that like edamame should give this "lowcountry caviar" a chance.
I agree--freshly boiled is different than canned.
And, Forrest--I never really thought about it, but freshly boiled peanuts -would- be kind of like edamame! Great analogy!
Once you try the fresh, you will never want the canned. Fresh is so much better!
OK, I'm convinced I need to try fresh. Now, anyone have a spot in Maryland where I can go for fresh boiled peanuts?
I believe that when the term 'Green' is used, it means not cured, which roasting does. RC Cola unlike the other colas does have a memerable flavor, in which 'salted roasted' are placed, not the boiled ones. If you don't like raw beans or peanuts, you will not like boiled ones.
Well having been born in Charleston, SC, my first real food was a boiled pnut and I seriously cannot think of anything I long for more than a brown paper bag full of hot boiled pnuts...there is nothing better.
Canned ones are like trying to compare canned asparagus to fresh.
Easy to make..you just need a little Southern patience. Take raw peanuts (we called them green) put them in a heavy pot with water to cover and a more salt than you think you need. Keep them on a slow boil until they are the "doneness" you like them. I prefer them still a bit firm. But you have to keep testing them. Then Drain them. Store them in the fridge. When first cooked I like them hot, but on a hot day- they are perfect cold.
Now who wants to talk about Scuppernong and Muscadine grapes....
ohhh I miss the South after being in LA for 2 years!
I snickered out loud when I read your account of approaching and tentatively eating boiled peanuts like they are an alien lifeform.
I grew up with my father growing peanuts in our backyard garden. Not your typical backyard garden either - Dad was a NASA scientist and never did anything in a typical, small-scale way. He grew *lots* of peanuts. I can remember sitting outside in the summer picking peanuts off the roots. Now let me tell you, green peanuts newly dug are a real treat. Very fresh.
And, in my opinion, the only truly correct way to eat them is on a Saturday while watching SEC football, preferably the Alabama Crimson Tide. Drinking a Coke *with* them. You never put boiled peanuts in your drink. Yik.
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An alternate way to eat boiled peanuts is to enjoy them on a fine Sunday afternoon, sitting in the stands of your local pro football stadium. Although I'd imagine that the stadiums down here in the south would be more likely to have guys shouting "Peanuts! Boiled peanuts here!" than stadiums in other parts of the country.
Most people I try to get to eat boiled peanuts have the same initial reaction as you did, but like you, they discover that they're not so bad after all. Might take a little getting used to, but I think people must believe the peanuts will be slimy, mushy kernels of nastiness, and they're pleasantly surprised.
My husband brought back a can last year after a trip to Nawlins. I was indeed skeptical, but I actually became addicted to the suckers! I believe he bought the spicy ones. Definitely not "haute cuisine," but what the hey!
Boiled or not but peanuts and wine make a great combination. uummmmmnnnnn, my mouth is lickering now.
Growing up in Texas I had friends who would dump a little sack of salted peanuts-no shells-into their bottle of coke and eat/drink that. It did nothing for me. I became addicted to Dr. Pepper in Texas. To my sorrow, it is impossible to find in many other states, not to mention Europe. They used to serve it hot at football games in TX. Waco, TX is the home of DR. Pepper.
In response to Linda's message ... I am British but currently living in Spain, Europe. We have had Dr Pepper in the UK for years and it's readily available here in Spain too. I can't comment on where you can buy it in the States, it's definitely around on this side of the pond. :)
Where do I start? I'm a Georgia girl who regularly reads your blog. When I saw your post on quinoa, I thought oh there's an ingredient that I can't relate to. Imagine my surprise when the next post was about BOILED P'NUTS. Now you're talking about a serious delicacy.
Your other posters have made many excellent points. The first time I had edamame, I said oh that's just Japanese boiled p'nuts.
I have to disagree that the best p'nuts are from a roadside stand that's been cooking for god knows how long. My dad who was the ultimate expert on boiled peanuts would always ask a roadside vendor how long the peanuts had been boiling.
I did have to smile when I saw the yellow can in your photo. If ya gotta eat them out of the can, that's definitely the brand to get. It brought back childhood memories for me. Note: the only time we ever cracked open a can was during the dead of winter when we were seriously jonesing for some nuts. And we never heated them.
Finally...never, never eat the shells. As we say in South Georgia...that ain't right.
P.S. if you decide to cook some for yourself, my mom discovered that the pressure cooker was ideal for cooking boiled peanuts.
Thanks for bringing a smile to my face!
I just looove boiled peanuts. Discovered them at the Madras Club ages ago and it has become a regular snack at home. I have never known a bowl of them to last for more than 5 minutes.You can make them with the shells on or without them.
Here is my recipe:
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2 1/2 cups of water
1/2 tbsp salt.
Put all the ingredients in a pressure cooker and cook for 7 minutes at medium heat after it reaches full pressure.
Serve hot.
Here's a tip my grandmother gave me as a young child for eating canned boiled peanuts (hey, sometimes it the only option available!). Open the can and drain all the brine out. Pour the peanuts in a pan and cover with fresh water. Add salt till it tastes like ocean saltwater. Bring to a boil.
The amount of time you boil it is up to you. Generally, just a few minutes works wonderfully. It removes any "slickness" that may be there and also heats the peanuts so that they much more like "fresh" boiled peanuts.
It's great for Southern transplants like me when you live in an area where they've never even heard of boiled peanuts (faint...).
I recognized that can right away, I'm from Opelika, Aalabama, but I moved up to Wisconsin about 15 years ago. I can't find Boiled peanuts anywhere so I have been making my own, unfortunately I can't get green peanuts, just raw. They still work ok, but they aren't anywhere near as good as green. I ain't ever seen someone put boiled peanuts in a coke, that's always roasted peanuts. As far as preparation for canned peanuts, open can, drain and rinse nut, eat. And most Yankees look a bit sick when you describe boiled peanuts btu when they actually taste them they tend to like them okay. BTW I always add a pouch of "crab boil" to mine it adds a bit of kick to them.
I recognized that can right away, I'm from Opelika, Aalabama, but I moved up to Wisconsin about 15 years ago. I can't find Boiled peanuts anywhere so I have been making my own, unfortunately I can't get green peanuts, just raw. They still work ok, but they aren't anywhere near as good as green. I ain't ever seen someone put boiled peanuts in a coke, that's always roasted peanuts. As far as preparation for canned peanuts, open can, drain and rinse nut, eat. And most Yankees look a bit sick when you describe boiled peanuts btu when they actually taste them they tend to like them okay. BTW I always add a pouch of "crab boil" to mine it adds a bit of kick to them.
Great post. I'm a little late, but...
I know some people prefer the green, briefly-boiled variety. They'll do in a pinch though I really can't stand the Roddenbery's.
I like my boilers made from raw peanuts (that means they've been dried a bit for long-term storage), not green (freshly dug of the earth, only a seasonal option). If you use raw, you should soak 'em overnight and then boil them for six to eight hours. Salt's a matter of taste. Valencia are perfect, but I also make 'em from raw Spanish peanuts. Enjoy!
Man I've eatin boilled peanuts all over the south.I discovered that its a whole lot easier to buy them raw,blanched green already shelled.like a 5-10 lb. bag.Raw Virginia are superb.Man I'm serious, you can chugg em down without foolin with the shells.I used to be a shell man.But when your hungry for em.Why wait.And you can roast em just as easy.Try it!
I live in New York. My boyfriend is from South Carolina. He introduced me to boiled peanuts. At first I was alarmed because I had never heard of them before. But after the first taste I was hooked. I first tasted them from canned ones his sister sent him from the south. Recently he found a grocer that has green peanuts. We quickly boiled them and had them as a snack. Everyone should try boiled peanuts.
I've been eating boiled peanuts for years. They're easy to find in Georgia but down here in Fort Myers they're rare because all the Snow Birds don't know about them. You only put salted roasted ones in your RC Cola, not boiled. I boil my own now, but can hardly find the green raw nuts so I have to settle for the dried raw ones from the grocery store. They're not as good and take longer to cook. I never drain the brine after cooking because you'd risk the peanuts drying out and wouldn't get that delicious salty "likker" from inside the hull when you eat them. You should pry the shell open carefully to avoid losing the brine and then suck the nuts and brine out together. Mmm - Mmm!
My grandmother lived in Columbus.I'm in KS.As a child, I remember going to the market to buy the peanuts,then the afternoon waiting, while they cooked.Delicious. Of course, these can't be found in KS.One time when my mom went to visit, my aunt sent back several cans of Rodd's.I was delighted.I asked the special order department of our grocery store if they could order them.They came in, and each can was marked $2.65 cents. I protested & said, "These sell for $.50 a can!"They didn't flinch and marked the cans$.50.I took the whole case home.Not knowing any different, I put some in a covered bowl & microwaved them. Worked just fine.The microwave bowl can be stored and reheated, no pan to wash.
They are an acquired taste to be sure. I love boiled peanuts and do eat Peanut Patch brand all the time. I have never heard of putting them in a soft drink, either. Thats for salty roasted nuts, I think. I grew up in South Mississippi where we had boiled peanuts all the time. We grew the things in our back yard. To eat them I put the whole peanut in my mouth and shell it with my teeth, a real Southerner can do that.
I live in South Georgia and have been eating boiled peanuts since birth. I bought a 5 pound bag of fresh green peanuts yesterday. tossed half of them in a pot with a large amount of salt and water. Set the heat to high and boiled, while replenishing with more water every 20 minutes, for about 1.5-2 hours.... Boy, are they great. I can see how folks who aren't from the south would be a bit thrown off at first. Just give em a try! My girlfriend ( i think she was a yankee in a past life ).. she swore she didn't like boiled peanuts, only roasted. She ate some of mine today and she's changed her mind! Rock on Boiled P'nuts! Long live Southern foods!
You don't need to go anywhere for fresh peanuts. Just e-mail me and I will tell you. My uncle has been making them for me since I was young and there is really nothing to it. They are WAY better fresh and very pleasant with time.
Fresh is best, but canned will do if you're up in the far north and can't get fresh. While some people say "NO WAY" I think they taste fine in the summertime right out of the can.
I give Peanut Patch canned peanuts a SEVEN in the South, and a TEN in the North.
Put them in a big pot (or crock pot) with enough water to cover them. Put in a cup of salt for every gallon of water used. Boil for about 8 hours. This is coming from a Southerner. Trust me, this isn't something you can screw up. Don't make it more complicated than it is.
Have you tried fried pickles yet?
I love fried pickles! They are easy to make as well as the boiled peanuts. I put other spices like garlic & onion powder & red pepper flakes in the water with the nuts. Cook them in the crock pot for a couple of days on low.
you are an idiot....
The cajun ones in the can are much better. And that rc cola thing, thats disturbing. But yeah canned boiled peanuts arent so bad. I eatem at room temp mostly. And nearly always the cajun ones. All that said, fresh ones are off the chain but ive had some that werent as good as canned in many parts of the south.
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WASHINGTON (BP) -- The survival and growth of the pro-life movement are remarkable, some of its leaders said as the United States reached the 41st anniversary of the Supreme Court's legalization of abortion nationwide.
Right-to-life advocates applauded their movement's continuing response to Roe v. Wade, the Jan. 22, 1973 decision that struck down all state bans on abortion.
"Forty-one years ago, if you had asked someone, 'What will the pro-life movement look like in the year 2014?,' they probably would have replied back, 'Are you kidding? There won't be a pro-life movement in 2014,'" said Russell D. Moore, president of the Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC), in a statement for Baptist Press.
"And yet, today I watched thousands of people march down the streets of our nation's capital to protest laws that dehumanize and destroy living human persons," said Moore, who participated in Wednesday's March for Life, which is the centerpiece of pro-life activity each Jan. 22 in Washington.
Tens of thousands of pro-lifers participated in the annual event despite snow on the ground, a temperature of 15 degrees and a wind chill of minus 1 when they began the procession to Capitol Hill.
Rick Santorum, formerly a Republican presidential candidate and U.S. senator, told participants at another event Jan. 22, "No one would have predicted that 40 years after Roe versus Wade that teenagers and 20 year olds would be more pro-life than the generation that gave us Roe versus Wade.
"The bottom line is: Truth is on our side; science is on our side; young people are on our side," he said at ProLifeCon, a conference for pro-lifers who blog and use social media. "This movement's winning."
Rep. Chris Smith, R.-N.J., the leading pro-lifer in Congress, said at the rally on the national mall that preceded the March for Life, "[T]he pro-life movement is alive and well and making serious, significant and sustained progress.
"Rather than dull our consciences to the unmitigated violence of abortion, the passage of time has only enabled us to see and, frankly, better understand the innate cruelty of abortion and its horrific legacy -- victims -- while making us more determined than ever to protect the weakest and the most vulnerable," he said, according to a draft of his speech.
The 41st anniversary of Roe followed new reports released by both pro-life and pro-choice organizations that documented the grim toll of legalized abortion, as well as inroads by its opponents:
-- An estimated 56 million unborn babies, or more, have died by abortion since Roe.
-- The annual total of abortions has fallen from 1.6 million in 1990 to between 1.1 and 1.2 million in recent years.
-- States have enacted 205 laws restricting abortion during the last three years, including 70 in 2013, according to a Jan. 2 report by the Guttmacher Institute, the research arm of the abortion rights movement.
State restrictions "have helped immensely" in reducing the number of abortions, said Carol Tobias, president of the National Right to Life Committee (NRLC), in a Jan. 21 news conference.
"[T]he right-to-life movement is succeeding because even after 41 years and more than 56 million abortions, the conscience of our nation knows that killing unborn children is wrong," she told reporters.
Pro-life advocates need to maintain and change, pro-life leaders said.
"As churches, we must continue to call for justice for the unborn while pointing burdened consciences to the forgiving mercy of God through the blood of Christ," Moore said.
Santorum told the ProLifeCon audience at Family Research Council's headquarters in Washington, "[W]e are a movement that I think has learned lessons, and we continue to learn lessons about how to ... put our [best] foot forward.
"We just need to keep loving, keep working and do so with a smile on our face," he said.
Also at ProLifeCon, Joe Carter, the ERLC's director of communications, urged pro-lifers -- especially those operating online -- to stop considering themselves "activists" and accept the role of persuading others "to recognize the intrinsic dignity of all humans."
"In order to be more persuasive we need to change the perception of our movement," Carter said. "Instead of being viewed as pro-life activists, we need to be viewed as normal people who simply want to champion the cause of human dignity."
Neither the March for Life nor Twitter -- despite their ability to rally pro-lifers -- are means of persuasion that will produce a pro-life America, he said. Yet, social media can be helpful to the pro-life cause, Carter told the ProLifeCon audience. A photo of a baby on Facebook is the "most powerful and persuasive pro-life tool," and posting, "liking" or sharing such a photo can produce change, he said.
"If we want to be more persuasive for the pro-life cause, we need to find more ways like this to change the context," Carter said. "We don't need to do this by showing pictures of bloody fetuses to trigger a gag reflex. We need to do this by evoking our neighbor's natural love and protective instinct for children."
Pro-life advocates should be more creative and innovative in using tools such as Facebook and Twitter, he said.
"We need fresh thinking about what methods work, and a ruthless weeding out of methods that don't," Carter said. "Too often we've simply been late, sloppy adapters of tools that were already created.
"For far too long we've judged ourselves on the nobility of our cause rather than on the effectiveness of our efforts. But it's because our cause is so noble -- and so urgent -- that we have to do better."
In a report it released Jan. 21, NRLC included the following in chronicling the successes of states in enacting pro-life laws:
-- 29 states have enacted effective parental involvement laws.
-- 27 states have passed measures requiring informed consent for women considering abortion.
-- 24 states have approved bans on coverage of abortion in insurance plans.
-- 23 states have enacted provisions requiring clinics at least to offer an abortion-minded woman the opportunity to see an ultrasound of her baby.
Americans United for Life (AUL) released Jan. 14 its annual state rankings in protecting unborn babies and their mothers.
AUL's 10 most protective states were: (1) Louisiana; (2) Oklahoma; (3) Arkansas; (4) Arizona; (5) Pennsylvania; (6) Texas; (7) Kansas; (8) Indiana; (9) Nebraska; (10) Missouri.
The organization ranked Washington as the least protective state for the fifth consecutive year. The next nine least protective states were: (2) California; (3) Vermont; (4) New York; (5) Connecticut; (6) New Jersey; (7) Oregon; (8) Hawaii; (9) Maryland; (10) Nevada.
On the federal level, Majority Leader Eric Cantor of Virginia announced at the March for Life that the House of Representatives would vote the following week, Jan. 27-31, on the No Taxpayer Funding of Abortion Act, H.R. 7. The House is expected to approve the government-wide ban on federal funds for abortion, but President Obama and the Senate's Democratic leadership oppose it.
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Let's vote NO on Measures A and B and tell private corporations they'll have to look elsewhere for their expansion funds. Tax payer dollars should go to county hospitals, police, libraries and schools- not 193ft towers in low-key residential neighborhoods.
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NO PUBLIC MONEY WITHOUT PUBLIC AND NEIGHBORHOOD INPUT!! Children's sprung this on our neighborhood and is now threatening eminent domain to home owners not willing to sell to them. How can a PRIVATE corporation get homeowners to pay for their EXPANSION and also take away their homes??? It is not a rebuild OR a retrofit. The money is going toward a monstrous 196-foot tower capped with a helicopter pad. Childrens Hospital serves clients throughout northern California and yet ONLY Alameda County residents and businesses are being asked to pay for it. IT'S NOT FAIR!!! Make Children's Hospital accountable to the residents of Alameda County. Vote NO on Measures A and B. Go to www.livableoakland.com for more info.
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Children's Hospital Oakland doesn't act like a public entity (it's a very closed institution) yet wants $300 million of our tax dollars.
It's secretive about its long-term growth plan, and has been creeping northwards for years, taking over homes and turning the neighborhood into its office space.
Children's never has done any community outreach in its own neighborhood. It presented its plan for a 12-story high-rise as a done deal at a community meeting where a couple of people discovered their homes were in the footprint.
Children's went around the backs of Alameda County supervisors to get Measure B on the ballot. They had to add Measure A because B would have been challenged in court
It's scary when a private enterprise uses eminent domain to take homes.
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OPPOSITION spokesman on foreign affairs and foreign trade Senator Dr Christopher Tufton is advocating a change to the Treaty of Chaguaramas as a solution to Jamaica's regional trade concerns, instead of the country exiting the Caribbean Community (Caricom).
The Revised Treaty of Chaguaramas establishes the Caribbean Community including the Caricom Single Market and Economy.
Dr Tufton declared that the debate on Caricom had been characterised by too much emotion and needed "a dose of hard data-driven analysis and economic pragmatism".
"My own view is that we are approaching the debate on Caricom in a misguided way. This debate has too many extreme positions, right and left, but the focus should really be somewhere in the middle," Dr Tufton said, noting that there are "uncontroversial advantages to Caricom" such as capacity-building, regional security, natural disaster management and lobbying in international fora which are "impatient of debate...".
He was, however, at pains to point out that the present trade imbalance presents a major challenge which has to be addressed.
Last year, total imports into Jamaica were US$6.6 billion, while total exports were US$1.6 billion, a trade imbalance of US$5 billion. In terms of regional trade, the deficit with Caricom was US$957 million, an increase of US$157 million.
According to Dr Tufton, the country has failed to adequately take advantage of Caricom by enforcing and taking advantages of its rules, an issue further exacerbated by the fact that "Jamaica has a natural disadvantage from a purely economic standpoint within Caricom".
"The economics don't add up and, indeed, it is highly questionable whether it ever will. There is urgent need for analysis. We are the largest island and so most targeted. It is more difficult and expensive naturally and otherwise for us to access other markets in Caricom," Senator Tufton said, noting that under Chaguaramas Trinidad's oil-based economy gives that country a natural and rules-based advantage from a manufacturing standpoint.
"The issue is perhaps not whether we leave or stay with Caricom but given the non-trade benefits of Caricom and the trade-related disadvantages within Caricom should we be looking to change our relationship to give us greater freedom and flexibility on matters of trade as we seek to re-fashion our arrangements through the revised treaty," Dr Tufton said.
Among those considerations, he said, would be whether Jamaica would be better off if it were to apply a tariff to Caricom goods coming into Jamaica as is done to goods coming from elsewhere.
"In that respect, the Government should do the following; do an assessment of the revenues foregone from Customs duties through Caricom trade and determine if we would not be better off, even if we still had to import but duties were applied," Dr Tufton proposed.
He said an assessment should also be done to make more transparent the rules of origin status for traded Caricom goods to ensure that there is in fact a level playing field.
Furthermore, he said an effort must be made to "assess and rectify the breach in the spirit of the Treaty of Chaguaramas that allows a natural advantage to severely place Jamaica, the largest market within Caricom, at a disadvantage due to energy subsidies in Trinidad and Tobago".
"The spirit that guides the principle of a common market space has been compromised by the application of a wholesale subsidy on energy within Trinidad.
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Fayetteville police arrested the grandfather of a 7-year-old boy who was killed in an accidental shooting Friday afternoon.
Officers responded to a call concerning a child being shot in a residence at 2101 Hyde Place in the Colony Place Apartment complex around 4:15 p.m., police said.
The boy, identified as Jaylean Richardson, was in a rear room of the residence when a gun was fired, police said.
Jaylean Richardson's grandfather David Nathaniel Richardson was in the home at the time of the incident, Fayetteville authorities said.
Fayetteville police said Jaylean Richardson was taken to Cape Fear Valley Medical Center where he later died from his injuries.
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Dr. Eleanor ter Horst, associate professor of German at Clarion University, recently won an essay prize from the Goethe Society of North America for her essay titled "Masks and Metamorphoses: The Transformation of Classical Tradition in Goethe's 'Römische Elegien.'" Her essay, which was published in the fall 2012 edition of "German Quarterly," examines Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's work "Römische Elegien."
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The AAA says around 3.5 million Ohioans plan to travel 50 miles or more from home during the holiday season.
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Nationally, 93.3 million people are expected to travel at least 50 miles. That would be an increase of 1.6% from 2011.
Year-end travel numbers have gradually improved with the economy over the past few years. This year's numbers will be the second highest in the past decade. Only 2006-2007 saw higher numbers with 93.7 million travelers nationally, including 3.7 million Ohioans.
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Raspberry Coconut Bars Recipe
- 1-2/3 cups graham cracker crumbs
- 1/2 cup butter, melted
- 2-2/3 cups flaked coconut
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- 1 cup seedless raspberry preserves
- 1/3 cup chopped walnuts, toasted
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- In a small bowl, combine cracker crumbs and butter. Press into a 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish coated with cooking spray. Sprinkle with coconut; drizzle with milk.
- Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool completely on a wire rack.
- Spread preserves over crust. Sprinkle with walnuts. In a microwave, melt chocolate chips; stir until smooth. Drizzle over walnuts. Repeat with white chips. Cut into bars. Refrigerate for 30 minutes or until chocolate is set. Yield: 3 dozen.
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Sure hope these taste good. My beautiful lacing of chocolate is totally distroyed when I cut them. What a mess. So sad :(
Brought these bars to a holiday party and they all disappeared quickly! There were several requests for the recipe. I'll be making these crowd-pleasers again, perhaps experimenting with a different flavor of preserves.
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Princeton University's Film Studies Committee and the Lewis Center for the Arts' Program in Visual Arts will present two film screenings. KINO BRACE: Five Act Four Interval Film Thing by Belarusian filmmaker Oleg Tcherny will have its premiere on Monday, November 25 at 7:30 p.m. On Tuesday, December 3, at 7:30 p.m. filmmaker Ernie Gehr will present his digital works Photographic Phantoms, Winter Morning, The Quiet Car, Auto-Collider XVIII, and Brooklyn Series. Gehr's talk is the second in this year's John Sacret Young '69 Lecture series. Both screenings will be followed by discussions with the filmmakers and will be held in the James M. Stewart '32 Theater at 185 Nassau Street. The screenings are free and open to the public.
TCHERNY was born in 1971 in Minsk (now Belarus). He studied "Performance and New Media" with Nan Hoover at the Kunstakademie in Düsseldorf, Germany, and continued his studies in Tokyo. He served as assistant director to filmmaker Daniel Schmid in Switzerland and in 2003 joined the Fresnoy National Studio of Contemporary Arts in France where he worked on editing the films of Jean-Marie Straub and Daniele Huillet. He has found international success working in the medium of experimental film. He made his New York debut in 2011 with L'après-midi près du tombeau de Falconetti (Afternoon Near the Tomb of Falconetti) and La Linea Generale (The General Line) to great success. Tcherny presented the John Sacret Young '69 Lecture in 2011 at Princeton University.
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GEHR was named by The New York Times as "one of the most penetrating and influential avant-garde filmmakers working today." Born in Milwaukee, Gehr is a self-taught artist whose career in experimental filmmaking has spanned four decades. He first rose to prominence with his groundbreaking 1970 film Serene Velocity, which uses a single drab interior — a hallway in an academic building at SUNY Binghamton — to challenge the way we observe events and the passage of time. Gehr writes, "Film does not reflect on life, it embodies the life of the mind." His work has challenged the traditional role of film, asserting its power and importance in philosophical discussion. In this lecture, Gehr will present and discuss five short works produced this past year.
JOHN SACRET YOUNG, for whom the lecture is named, is a 1969 graduate of Princeton and an author, producer, director, and screenwriter. Young has been nominated for seven Emmy Awards and seven Writers Guild of America (WGA) Awards, winning two WGA Awards. He is perhaps best known for co-creating, along with William F. Broyles Jr., China Beach, the critically acclaimed ABC-TV drama series about medics and nurses during the Vietnam War. For an episode he wrote and directed, Young won a WGA. The West Wing brought him two more Emmys and two more WGA nominations. Young has also received a Golden Globe and a Peabody Award , and his original mini-series about the Gulf War, Thanks of a Grateful Nation, was honored with his fifth Humanitas Prize nomination and second win.
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text: Gadgets For May GeekSugar's May Must Haves by POPSUGAR Tech 5/02/11 0 Reactions 20 Shares Print 0 8 12 0 0 Spring is in the air, so now's the perfect time to refresh your gadget wardrobe and welcome a few new tech treats into your life. Good news is, this gear will hold up from season to season thanks to awesome style. Check out my picks for May, and start your shopping list now! Bespoken Art ($250 and Up) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 These art pieces are made from sound waves — your sound waves! Just submit your audio message (whether it be your voice or a passage from your favorite song), and Bespoken Art will create an awesomely unique gallery-style canvas made just for you . . . or someone you love. 1 / 9 Clare Vivier Flat Tote ($160) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Carry your laptop in style with the Clare Vivier Flat Tote that's perfect for work or play. Coming in at 14-inches high, this tote bag will fit your compact machines by day, and can be folded over to act as a sleek clutch by night. Who knew utilitarian could look so classy? 2 / 9 Keepsy Instagram Photo Book ($30) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 You've been snapping up a storm on Instagram, so why not let everyone share in your photography conquests by turning your 30 best Instagram snaps into a coffee table photo book? Keepsy does just that, and if you've got more than 30 shareable images, each extra page is only a dollar a pop. 3 / 9 Leather & Felt Xoom Case ($75) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 You have plenty of options when it comes to tablets these days, and if you've settled on the Honeycomb-running Xoom, then you may notice a lack of chic cases to protect your new investment. We did, which is why we jumped for joy after finding this Leather & Felt case from Etsy. Not only is it made of sturdy vegetable tan leather and soft felt, but it's handmade and totally unique. 4 / 9 Nooka + Neff Zub ZenV 20 Watch ($150) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 In case you haven't noticed, 1990 is on its way back in. Before you start groaning about how old that makes you feel, feast your eyes on this Nooka + Neff Zub ZenV 20 watch that brings back the flair of your younger days (check out that bright color palette!), but is reminiscent of the futuristic timepieces of Japan. Blending old and new is totally in. 6 / 9 Padova iPad 2 Case ($209) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If you went for an iPad 2 this Spring, make sure you cover it up with something worthy of its sleek style. I suggest the Padova Case (my favorite in Brown Tuscan) that comes with a magnetic closure, and can double as a stand for easy video viewing. Bonus — there's an included removable spring loaded typing stand so you can get some work done, too. 6 / 9 Pentax Optio WG-1 Digital Camera ($300) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 This 14MP and HD video-capable digital camera is an investment for the cost, but given the fact that it's water-, shock-, dust-, freeze-, and crush-proof, it will probably last you more than a few Summers vacationing in the wilderness. If you consider roughing it in the wilderness a vacation, that is. 7 / 9 Speck and Out of Print iPhone 4 Cases ($35) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Book nerds, rejoice! You can now cover your iPhone 4 in your favorite novels, and feel good about it too — the Out of Print iPhone 4 Case not only keeps your smartphone like new, but Speck and Out of Print will donate a book to a community in need for each case sold. 8 / 9 Case-Mate Kayla Wristlet ($48) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Style doesn't have to cost a fortune. Case and point: the Case-Mate Kayla Wristlet that holds your smartphone (fits iPhone, BlackBerry, and some Android devices) along with some cash, a key, and credit cards; everything you need for a (stylish) night out on the town. 9 / 9 0 8 12 0 0 Read More Must HavesShopping Get a Personalized Living Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): Tech DIY Food Love & Sex Link Love Now computers can guess your emotional state with 87% accuracy — The Mary Sue Fashion designers are finally taking on new technology — PureWow The surprising No. 1 app in Apple's App Store — Newser Verizon's planned app store is the dumbest carrier idea in some time — ReadWrite Now there's a shirt specifically for taking the best selfies — BuzzFeed Tech These USB drives are disguised as designer lipsticks! — Cool Mom Tech 17 awesomely simple tricks behind movie special effects — Cracked That time Tom Hardy waved at a bunch of Bridesmaids as Bane — POPSUGAR Entertainment


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Marcus Patterson Carey, 28, of Canton, Ohio, was sentenced on October 8, 2013 by U.S. District Judge Patricia Minaldi. He was also ordered to serve five years of supervised release. Carey pleaded guilty on June 12, 2013.
Carey admitted that on June 19, 2010, he killed a Fort Polk soldier by striking him with a hammer and stabbing him multiple times. He also admitted to attempting to kill a former soldier by striking that person with a hammer and stabbing that person multiple times as well, according to a release from United States attorney Stephanie A. Finley's office.


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Now, not so good. The Windjammer buffet was appalling. No tables, empty ones cleaned ourselves. Three goes to get clean cutlery. No cups!!! Ever had tea out of a plastic "glass" used for orange juice? Food bland and barely warm. We had burgers and chips for lunch after the first 4 days. Fortunately we don't drink coffee much, so the dishwater that passed for it wasn't a problem,(thank Heaven for Twinings English Breakfast tea). Dining room food, not bad but not great either. Much of a muchness but at least it was hot. Oh, for a curry or a Chinese or a Thai, (we went ashore and bought one ourselves), roast beef, Yorkshire pudding, anything for a change. Cabin was fine, threadbare but clean. Usual wet carpet smell in corridors you seem to get on all ships. Kids in lifts, up down, up down, drives you mad. A 1AM curfew for kids, who thought that one up? Entertainment, like the food bland and boring. Why did we have the very popular trivia quizzes in the tiny Schooner Bar when the spacious Cleopatra's stood empty? Very strange. We didn't go in the Casino. Deck activities, non existent just pools and spas etc. As it was freezing cold most of the time just used by a few hardy souls. As there was only one deck BBQ on the whole trip, the queue stretched halfway round the ship.
Now the very bad. SMOKING!!! When Oh when are they going to ban smoking on cruise ships? People (not us) paid a lot extra for the use of the dining room between the Windjammer and the smoking deck. I'm surprised there wasn't a riot. Every Time the door opened, in wafted a dose of nicotine. Smokers just don't care.
Illness, where do I start? The Captain informed us from the off that there was Norovirus aboard. He wasn't joking. It went through the ship like a Porsche. Nobody but the very sickest dare go to the sick bay as you were confined to the ship and not allowed ashore for tours etc. Fortunately it only lasted a couple of days and we all recovered just in time to catch the WORST and only cold/flu/chest infection my wife and I have had in 30 years. The whole ship was coughing, sneezing, wheezing. We would have won a synchronised nose blowing competition. My wife and her friend are still sick.
All in all, Voyager is over sized, over priced and over rated. The central mall is rubbish, a waste of space. This was our second cruise with RCCL and it will be our last. Princess Cruises has it over them in spades.


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Business center to help vets make or grow jobsBy WILSON RING
The Associated Press | February 04,2013RANDOLPH — Vermont veterans seeking to create or expand small businesses now have access to office support services thanks to a business incubator set aside just for them in Randolph, officials said Monday.
The Vermont Tech Enterprise Center Business Incubator provides the office space and equipment veterans need to do office work, have business meetings, or just think and share ideas with other business owners.
The space in an office building just off Interstate 89 includes high-speed internet service, copiers, meeting and conference rooms, video conferencing and a hospitality area. The space is free to use for veterans and service members who are starting or expanding a business in Vermont.
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Nationally, more than 200,000 people are discharged from the U.S. military each year. The U.S. Small Business Administration says that nearly one in 10 small businesses are veteran-owned, and retired service members are at least 45 percent more likely than those without active-duty military experience to be self-employed.
U.S. Census Bureau numbers show there are 51,373 civilian veterans in Vermont, many of them adjusting after duty in Iraq and Afghanistan. Some of those veterans are starting or expanding businesses.
"When they come home, especially in a rural community, those soldiers have that experience that was intense, it was powerful. They saw things we would hope no one would ever have to see. And they have to bear that burden alone," Welch said.
One of the vets who will take advantage of the Randolph center is WillyJane Patry, 34, of Barre, still a member of the Vermont National Guard and a veteran of year in Afghanistan. She is studying construction management at Vermont Tech and she now runs a small real estate rental business.
"What I want to do is expand that," she said, noting she'd take advantage of the services the incubator is offering, although she didn't quite know how just yet. "It sounds like they have some good resources."
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Shipyard Applehead - Shipyard Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 374 | Reviews: 96 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by manutd103:
4/5 rDev +28.2%
01-18-2012 21:39:45 | More by manutd103
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3.75/5 rDev +20.2%
08-14-2012 01:50:29 | More by Zakk
2.65/5 rDev -15.1%
My ex-wife knows I'm not that much of a Shipyard fan, but she said she thought I would like this. I think this was another one of her cruel jokes.
Things started out OK. Gold color with a small white head.
Definite aroma of apple, as well as some spice. Fairly sweet.
It tasted like I was drinking an apple pie. I would rather eat one than drink one.
Sweet and cloying mouthfeel.
One and done.
03-18-2012 10:46:41 | More by lordofthewiens
Rhode Island
1.5/5 rDev -51.9%
07-30-2014 21:25:12 | More by Doomcifer
3.15/5 rDev +1%
Had on tap at New World Tavern--Plymouth, served into a pint glass
Appearance: 1/2 inch head, straw yellow in color, clear, moderate carbonation
Smell: cinnamon, apples, and toasted malt
Taste: toasted malt, cinnamon, and caramel in the forefront . This could just as easily be called Cinnamon head..faint apples at the end..the after taste is where the apples shine--almost like a green Jolly Rancher
Mouthfeel: very sweet, moderate carbonation, light bodied, very clean
Overall: Normally I like session beers, but I feel this one could use the imperialization that their pumpkin beer did. That turned an undrinkable beer into a bold pumpkin ale. On the face of it, this is a lighter version of their pumpkin beer and with a slight touch of apple and even more cinnamon. It is way more drinkable than Pumpkinhead just because of its lightness and lack of any off tastes. I actually wish the sweet apple was brought out a bit more. This could be like 21st Amendment's Watermelon Ale if the fruity taste was allowed to shine. Instead what is left is a drinkable, but very easily passed over beer.
12-21-2011 15:51:48 | More by tigg924
2.5/5 rDev -19.9%
02-09-2014 00:53:06 | More by aquazr1
4/5 rDev +28.2%
05-05-2012 09:49:13 | More by jisak74
3.5/5 rDev +12.2%
05-26-2013 21:51:12 | More by chudson1992
3.8/5 rDev +21.8%
Poured from bottle into a pint glass.
Appearance: Darker amber almost carmel color. Little head with heavy lacing, and the head disappeared quickly.
Smell: Strong smell of cinammon and then apple, some hops could be smelled.
Mouthfeel/taste: Medium Bodied, not very smooth, but that might be due to the spices. Hop taste first followed by strong cinammon and apple. After taste is the same as if you just drank a hot apple cider.
Overall: not a bad brew, certainly not one of my favorites, but I will drink it if it is offered.
07-16-2012 23:34:43 | More by Cavanaghty
2.75/5 rDev -11.9%
06-12-2012 18:27:39 | More by standardcherry
3/5 rDev -3.8%
09-17-2012 22:43:01 | More by NilocRellim
3/5 rDev -3.8%
03-21-2013 01:27:10 | More by Hairrrrrrrr
3.25/5 rDev +4.2%
06-02-2012 20:52:58 | More by briandaube
2.5/5 rDev -19.9%
09-10-2012 17:07:35 | More by ryser2k
West Virginia
3.04/5 rDev -2.6%
Looks like a carbonated apple juice, I believe amongst the Johnny Appleseed Ales, the Red's Apple Ale, and the AB version of Shocktop this was the trailblazer amongst the recent trend. It pours with a fizzy white head quickly fading to nothing not much lacing on the sides of my glass. Aroma has sweet candy apple upfront with some cinnamon spice to blend into a pseudo apple pie mix, I could picture locals here dropping apple pie moonshine boilermakers into this one. The flavor is spice heavy with cinnamon sitting on the palate through each sip, and not fresh ground cinnamon the one that's been in your mom's spice cabinet since you were a kid. Mouthfeel is pretty well carbonated, tickles the back of your throat becomes a bit hard to swallow within the first few sips. Lighter bodied beer from Shipyard, at least I'm not getting their Allen Pugsley signature house yeast notes, aka no butter to speak of here. Overall not too impressed and not as appalled as I thought I was going to be, worth a shot and hell I would try the moonshine boilermaker at least once.
06-26-2014 02:47:37 | More by WVbeergeek
3.75/5 rDev +20.2%
12-09-2012 02:46:01 | More by Dfox09
3/5 rDev -3.8%
01-06-2012 07:39:39 | More by tugg407
3/5 rDev -3.8%
05-22-2013 23:27:43 | More by johnyb
New Jersey
2.25/5 rDev -27.9%
03-31-2013 00:27:24 | More by acurtis
3.29/5 rDev +5.4%
This one has a thin, wispy off-white head that struggles to develop but does just manage. It's not much, but it sticks around, a frothy foam sitting atop a perfectly clear and bright pale yellow brew. What's left on the glass is a bit of foamy something I wouldn't exactly call lacing along with some spots here and there.
I actually like the nose pretty well. They seem to have been going for apple pie, and they achieved that to a point. Pulpy white apple flesh with a bit of juice to it bounces off a caramel malt backbone (admittedly a little thin, though that's not as apparent in the aroma), while a bit of hot cinnamon adds the spicing.
It comes off as more of an apple strudel as some toastiness and dough come in with the caramel malts, though it has a cereal grain flavor that ends up making it taste more like apple jacks. Still, it works out pretty well altogether.
It is on the thinner side, not simply light-bodied but lacking a little. Crispness stays firm and consistent, keeping up nicely.
04-08-2014 20:05:46 | More by Brenden
3.3/5 rDev +5.8%
Appearance - Pours a hazy golden hue with a white finger width head. Decent retention, resulting in a thick, sticky lacing.
Smell - Big whiffs of apple, with hints of cinnamon spice.
Taste - Tastes like fermented apple juice with an ample amount of cinnamon creeping in on the backend. Not much in the way of wheat or hop character. Sweet. Simple.
Mouthfeel - Light in body, with a decent amount of carbonation. Finishes fairly wet.
Overall - Meh. Fairly gimmicky. Doesn't have a whole lot of "beer" qualities about it. It's drinkable, but not necessarily all that enjoyable. Bought it because it's $3 a sixer at Trader Joe's.
08-08-2012 01:23:39 | More by TheSixthRing
4/5 rDev +28.2%
02-05-2012 18:53:39 | More by Griffith
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -3.8%
03-20-2012 23:34:09 | More by KenC
3.5/5 rDev +12.2%
06-29-2014 02:45:51 | More by squezey
3.58/5 rDev +14.7%
A - Vibrant orange/peach colored brew with a small but nice looking off-white foamy cap.
S - Apple pie, cinnamon stick. Applesauce and mulled hot cider with lots of spice. I'm quite impressed!
T - Lots of cinnamon and cardamom. Very autumnal and festive. Sweet almost to the point of cloying, but a hint of grassy hops helps keep it fresh.
M - Chewy and medium bodied. Sugary. Feigns at dryness before resuming a sugary feel at the end.
Apple pie in a glass. Who doesn't love a good apple pie?
12-01-2012 18:06:05 | More by pmcadamis
Shipyard Applehead from Shipyard Brewing Co.
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Been trying to find a phone number to call for help since I have Norton 360 and I still wasn't protected by this rogue antispyware thing... this fake antivirus program installed itself onto my laptop causeing my computer to freak out and get fake popoups saying I have like 32 viruses and these popups wont go away.. and I keep getting interenet explorer opening to porn websites! I scanned norton 360 and it wont find anything.. I looked up this problem online and there are solutions to get rid of this "Antivirus Soft" program but my computer can't run the programs for me to get rid of it... I'm really upset.. I wish I had a number to get one-on-one help with someone from Norton 360... anyone know what virus this is and how I can get help or remove it?
hi, this will help .. and you should stop watching porn monika ..
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hi, this will help .. and you should stop watching porn monika ..
The person has written in such away that stating that with the infection(s) (maybe combo hit) that the browser opens to porn sites,
No surprise to people in the know, there are Malware that installs, infects a PC then redirects to porn sites when the browser is started instead of the homepage, or when active the malware creates porn shortcuts on the desktop.
So you can't state "and you should stop watching porn monika .."
That sounds like the law with those teachers where school PC's were infected causing porn popups etc. then the teachers get fired or have to go though the courts, when then experts went though after and found it was due to Malware.
I Just tested Malware and had 3 porn shortcuts on my desktop with little icons.
oh man i understand you want to deliver professional help, all my respect, ... but you can add some fun too .. it was just sarcasm.
Monika, if the instructions are too difficult write me a message, i'll clean your PC by remote :) .. and maybe watch a movie rightafter :))
dallas_maverick wrote:
oh man i understand you want to deliver professional help, all my respect, ... but you can add some fun too .. it was just sarcasm.
Monika, if the instructions are too difficult write me a message, i'll clean your PC by remote :) .. and maybe watch a movie rightafter :))
Well I Find Malware removal instructions a serious business, usually requiring step by step breaking and simplicity, as usually if they ask on a forum they are not the easy ones or are combo's .
You can have fun on the side but not within the instructions, as that can screw things up. What if I gave instructions or details with "and delete "atapi.sys" The user comes back eventually saying, "Now Windows won't load"
I then say Oh that bit was meant as a joke.
It's not a good idea to treat people PC's in that way,
Thank you!
Actually the weirdest thing happened.. Norton suddenly decided to work and took out the virus... its all gone.. even had one of my computer nerd friends (haha) take a look to make sure and he said it was clean. :)
And yes, I'll lay off that porn.. ;) haha
thanx once again.
Hello monikalopez
I'm glad your computer is clean now. If you consider your problem as solved, would you please mark the post that gave you the solution even if it was your own.? That way, everyone will know what the solution is and that the thread has been solved. Thank you.
Success always occurs in private and failure in full view.
Hi, I'm a new user and I have this same problem, and Norton does nothing to detect this fake 'antivirus soft,' how long did it take for Norton to recognize it and remove it? Can I rely on Norton to take care of it or should I find another way of getting rid of this stupid thing?
Its rather annoying when Norton FAILS to detect rogue programs they really need to look into rogue programs and threats.


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Pennexx Foods sues Smithfield Foods for $226 million
December 4, 2003
Dow Jones Business News reports that Pennexx Foods Inc., a small Pennsylvania meat grinder, sued its largest shareholder, pork-processing giant Smithfield Foods Inc., for $226 million Wednesday, alleging that its one-time partner plotted its demise. The lawsuit, filed in federal district court in Philadelphia, contends that because Pennexx refused to sell out to Smithfield, Smithfield "implemented a strategy to take over and then eliminate Pennexx." Among other allegations, the suit contends that faulty or inappropriate equipment was installed, leading to production delays and contributing to financial losses. Last year Pennexx reported a loss of $8.8 million on sales of $48.7 million. First-quarter 2003 losses on sales of $12.8 million totaled $3.1 million. Pennexx eventually defaulted on a credit agreement with Smithfield that, this past June, led to Smithfield''s takeover of the Philadelphia plant. In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Pennexx said Smithfield sold the assets, leaving Pennexx unable to continue its business. Representatives of Smithfield, Smithfield, Va., couldn''t immediately be reached for comment.


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CALHOUN CITY – Mary Alice Stricklin, 79, died Tuesday, July 2, 2013, at her home. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Belle Memorial Funeral Home in Bruce.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Though the Jacksonville University women's basketball team has officially tipped off the 2013-14 season, the squad will host Edward Waters in an exhibition matchup on Wednesday, Oct. 20 in Swisher Gymnasium at 7 p.m.
The friendly game will allow the Fins to iron out the kinks before their home-opener against Georgia Southern next Sunday, Oct. 24.
Wednesday's meeting with EWC will not factor into JU's overall record but after two road games the team is excited to play in front of their home crowd.
"We are excited to play at home in front of our fans," said Head Coach Yolett McPhee-McCuin. "We are asking everybody to come out and support. We look forward to displaying our style of basketball - hard-nosed defense and fast-paced offense."
Looking to capture their first win of the season, the Dolphins are coming off of a gut-wrenching defeat to South Florida last week. With three players scoring in double-digits, the Bulls held a scoring advantage for a majority of the 40 minutes and cruised to an 82-53 win.
A highlight for Jacksonville was the play of freshman guard Sherranda Reddick who again led all scorers. She dropped 20 points against USF, making 9-of-10 free throws and draining 3-of-6 from beyond the arc in 24 minutes of action. She also contributed four steals, three rebounds, and a block.
Edward Waters College (2-3) is a member of the NAIA and the
Gulf Coast Athletic Conference. The Lady Tigers last played North Florida and
in the 76-55 loss to the Ospreys, junior forward Amber
Antoine led the team with 13 points and five rebounds, sophomore guard Chelsey
Ruise had 12 points and junior forward Natasha Ballard finished with 10 points.


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