text: French Drugstore Beauty Products 10 Must-Have French Beauty Brands You Can Snag Stateside by Maria Del Russo 7/14/14 62 Reactions 177 Shares Print 40 60 59 18 0 It used to be that a trip to Paris meant bringing along an empty suitcase to house all the drugstore beauty buys you'd stock up on. Fortunately, the days of product smuggling are just about over. Most of the products that travelers pine over are available stateside, thanks to that handy thing called online shopping. In honor of Bastille Day, click through to see the top 10 French brands you'll fall in love with . . . and keep your passport at home. 1 Avène Thermal Spring Water What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ladies bum-rush drugstore counters to get their hands on Eau Thermale Avène Thermal Spring Water ($19). 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I first saw these gorgeous little morsels in the dazzling sunshine of a Caribbean afternoon on the island of Tortola. I had been invited to sail across to another island for dinner, and the owners of the boat, a spirited couple, both in their seventies, had made snacks to sustain us until later. Well, I'm a fool for anything rolled in coconut, and the rather retro combination of chicken, curry, walnuts, and cream cheese totally ruined my dinner. In my excitement — they're awfully good — I ate about twelve, and what with all the bobbing up and down on the water, I started to feel quite queasy. So just eat these in moderation on dry land, and you'll be very happy. An icy Alsace wine like Hugel Gewürtztraminer (2001) would be a perfect accessory.–Serena Bass
Curried Chicken Rolled in Toasted Coconut Recipe
- Quick Glance
- Makes 30 bite-size pieces
- 2 cups homemade chicken stock or canned chicken broth
- One 8-ounce boneless chicken breast, pounded lightly at the thick end
- 3 ounces cream cheese, at room temperature
- 2 tablespoons homemade mayonnaise or Hellmann's mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons minced onion
- 1 teaspoon curry powder
- 1 cup walnuts, chopped medium-fine
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 3/4 cup shredded sweetened coconut, toasted on a baking sheet at 350°F (175°C) for 5 to 7 minutes, or until golden
- 1. Put the stock and chicken breast in a small saucepan over low heat. Cover, bring to a simmer, then cook for 8 minutes. Set aside until completely cooled. This could be done the day before.
- 2. Remove the chicken from the stock (saving the liquid for a soup) and chop medium-fine. In a bowl, beat the cream cheese with the mayonnaise until smooth. Add the chicken, onion, curry powder, walnuts, and salt; mix together gently. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and refrigerate for a couple of hours — it's much easier to roll when cold.
- 3. Dampen your hands and lightly roll the mixture into 3/4-inch balls. Press on a coating of toasted coconut and, if you can, serve this hors d'oeuvre within an hour so the coconut will stay crunchy.
Hungry for more? Chow down on these:
- Spicy Curried Broccoli with Toasted Coconut from Everyday Maven
- Curried Chicken with Coconut Rice from Shutterbean
- Curried Chicken Salad in Radicchio Cups from Leite's Culinaria
- Curried Deviled Eggs from Leite's Culinaria
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Cindi Kruth
Apr 16, 2004
Walnuts, curry, and creamy chicken are a great combo. I made the mixture one night and rolled the balls in the coconut the next night.
Eydie Desser
Apr 16, 2004
The sweetness of the coconut and the spice curry complement each other perfectly. The only thing I would add to the recipe is a little ground black pepper.
Curried Chicken Rolled in Toasted Coconut Recipe © 2004 Serena Bass. Photo © 2004 David Loftus. All rights reserved.

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The 6th Grade class of Stevenson School responds to the question "What can we learn from the experience of others?" with short essays and artwork.
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An old favorite is back on Minot's west side at Behm's Travel Center...This of course used to be the Country Kitchen...but no more. It was closed last year and now has reopened as the Backroad Bar and Cafe -- something very similar to Behm's Cafe that dates back to the 40s in Minot.Amy Behm is the manager of the new-old business. She says reaction has been very positive in the first days since reopening. A big plus? Accessibility. Getting here is easy for everyone...especially those who make a living on the road...(Amy Behm - Manager) "On this side of town there really aren't many options unless you get into town. One of the big things with the travel center is the trucks can't haul trailers through town to find a place to eat. We really try to service not only the locals but truckers and oilfield traffic."Behm says the bar is actually a common thing at a travel center like Behm's...and she says it has been a hit, not necessarily for the drinks...but the food.(Amy Behm - Manager) "People really seem to like coming into the lounge to have a nice dinner and I don't think people really connect Behm's Travel Center to having a nice dinner but it really has worked wellBy the way...the Behm Burger is back on the menu for those who might remember it. A grand re-opening is set for Saturday at the Backroad Bar and Cafe.Having a place to lay your head at night in western North Dakota is a prized possession, and soon, a new facility will open for exactly that. Black Gold Suites in Tioga is slated for a mid-March opening. The 100 room facility is geared for extended stays...in fact, you can book a room for an entire year for the price of...just under 58 thousand dollars.With Business Beat, I'm Perry Olson
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4 pm Film screening of the Opera House's performance of Der fliegende Holländer (Great Hall)
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What's your motivation? "My family. I feel like I've got to provide for my family one day and the only way I can do that is by grinding."
Have you gotten close with certain guys in the class? "I'm cool with Chase (Winovich), Mo Ways, Jared (Wangler), Jabrill (Peppers). I'm real close with Jabrill, me and him are going to be roommates."
What's that relationship like? "He's just cool people. When I went to my all-star game in Florida, I was at my hotel, he hit me up, like 'where you at?' That's my guy."
Are you more prepared to step in now? "I feel like I could play at my highest level right now. I'm just looking forward to going in and taking a spot. I'm not trying to go in and redshirt. I want to play as soon as possible."
Will the homesickness be an issue? "I'm only 45 minutes away so I won't miss the family that much, but I'm excited to be on my own and starting the next segment of my life. It's something I look forward to one day."
Who are you closest with on the team and what are they telling you? "Probably (Devin) Funchess and Frank Clark. I was just talking to Funchess last week and he was just telling me about the conditioning. It sounds crazy, he said nobody can prepare for it. That means I've got to train twice as hard.
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What happened with your wrist? "I broke my wrist and I'm still rehabbing from surgery. … I had it in December. I played the whole season with a big club on my arm, a cast. It was an experience, for sure."
What did the Michigan coaches think? "Coach Hoke talked about the story at the end of the year when I cut my cast off with a pair of hedge clippers."
You did that yourself? "Yeah, after the last game. I knew I was going to have surgery so I took it off being sick of it for 15 weeks. It was broken so I was going to get it fixed in surgery anyway."
Where will you play at U-M? "Nothing's set in stone but right now it looks like inside linebacker."
Were you a fan of one school growing up? "Yeah, Kenton is about one hour from Columbus and two hours from Ann Arbor. I honestly had no clue how close Ann Arbor was to Kenton until about a year ago. So that was a huge surprise. I was a huge Jim Tressel/OSU fan. The whole family was. That's the way I grew up."
Was it tough to listen to U-M coaches? "No, that was not the case at all. I was star-struck by Michigan. Coach (Mike) Mauk took me down the first time to see everything and I was like a kid in a candy shop. I had no idea what was two hours away from me this whole time."
Jared Wangler: LB, Warren De La Salle
What are your expectations, given you have a different perspective? "My brother's there, (my high school teammate) Shane (Morris') there, they've been telling me, just come in, relax, don't overthink it. It's a smooth transition. We both went to the same trainer, I've been working hard. I shouldn't be too afraid to go in. I've been around the program with my dad (John) playing there, so I'm just excited to go."
Are you more appreciative because you were committed somewhere else (Penn State) and then committed to U-M later?"I'm just excited to get there. I've wanted to play college football my entire life and the fact that I get to play at Michigan is just a great feeling."
What stands out about your game? "I don't take a play off and I work my butt off every play. I could care less about individual stuff. I'm all about winning. That's the bottom line. I want to contribute to the team however I can, whether it's special teams or whatever. I just want to win."
Where will you play? "They said SAM (strong-side) linebacker. … The SAMs right now are James Ross, Royce Jenkins-Stone, and Allen Gant and they're all about 6-1, 225 and I'm 6-1, 224 right now. I'm the same weight. They're probably a lot stronger because they've been in a college weight room, but I'm at about the same size."
Are you getting better advice from your brother Jack and Shane or your dad? "Probably Jack for the most part. My dad played back when Bo (Schembechler) was the coach, they played old-school football. My dad gives me advice everyday about playing and giving 100% everyday. But Jack is also giving me advice because he's there right now, with school, what classes to take, what to do, what not to do. ... (My dad) thinks he knows everything but he doesn't realize he was there 100 years ago."
Jabrill Peppers: DB, Paramus (N.J.) Catholic
This is only a 16-player class. Is it a closer group as a result?"Absolutely. Every time someone committed we started a new group chat, it would be all of us in a group chat, finding out and talking about random things. You can find out a lot about guys. When I went down for my official visit, I already knew these guys' personalities just by talking to them all the time. I met a couple of them at the O and D All-American game and the Under Armour All-American game. I had a pretty good gist of what kind of guys they were. Michigan does a really good job of recruiting the same kind of guys. We're all hungry, we all strive for success in every aspect of life and that's what it's all about."
Who are you closest with? "All those guys are my brothers. If I had to pick, I'd say Freddy (Canteen), Lawrence (Marshall), Maurice (Ways)."
Are you promised to start? "Not necessarily. They just told me right now there's a couple battles that are undecided and I've just got to come in and work if I want those spots. As far as offense goes, I don't think that I'm going to be playing offense right away, maybe later in my career. For now, they just want me to perfect my technique, keep perfecting my craft, learn the defensive scheme and what coach (Greg) Mattison is trying to do before they start moving me around. It's definitely going to be defensive-focused but I definitely am going to battle for a couple special team jobs."
Any plans to run track? "As of right now my main focus and priority is football. We have to have a winning season, we have to give the fans what they want to see, we have to get back to Michigan football. I'm all football. Maybe a couple years down the road I'll try out for the track team, but as of now, we've got some things to take care of and they need all my attention and focus."
Early enrollee Freddy Canteen inspired you? "Absolutely. That just showed what they say, the best guys are going to play. No matter if you're a junior, sophomore, freshman, if you can get the job done, you're going to play. Freddy works extremely hard, he's so technical with his route-running, his speed is phenomenal so they definitely saw all the same things I saw in him. I'm just excited to go up against him in practice everyday to make me better and likewise. It is really exciting. These next four years are going to be very exciting."
Juwann Bushell-Beatty: OL, Paramus (N.J.) Catholic
What was your development like last year? "Last year I definitely took more time to try to develop myself becoming a more technically sound player. That's what I want to use. Over the last couple weeks as I'm getting ready, I've been really focusing on my technique like I wanted to. At the end of the day you can be as athletic as anybody but you're not necessarily technically sound."
Specifics from coach (Darrell) Funk? "I have coaches out here I've been working with, they're pretty experienced telling me what to work on for college. ... I've been taking everything, hand placement, foot speed, a little bit of everything and try to bring everything to the level where I can give myself the best opportunity to play as soon as possible."
Nice to go with Jabrill, your high school teammate? Me and Jabrill play two different positions. It's not even two positions on the same side but two different sides of the ball so during practice we don't necessarily play against each other. Going with him is a cool experience. I'm glad I can go up there with a good friend."
Any hidden talents? "I'm just a normal dude. If being big is talented, that's what I got."
Have you remade your body? "You could say that. ... During the All-American Game I weighed in at 350. Now I'm down to 315. Just determination and focus. I knew I had to do. The biggest thing for me was, I'm not going to go into college overweight. That's not what I was going for. I want to go and be efficient."
How did you lose the weight? "I dieted, I changed up my eating habits. I had to step away from food sometimes. You don't get to that weight without eating too much. Sometimes I would focus on what I needed to do. ... Definitely I cut out a lot of junk food. Chips, soda, all that kind of stuff. All the simple stuff. I ate more protein and good carbs. I also started working out more. I started running more."
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That kid is as cocky as it gets, but he seems to have the work ethic to back it up. I don't ever remember a single recruit coming in with this much hype, but I'm excited. He could be huge for us, and I honestly just don't see him not panning out the way some others have.
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Not a single professor I've disliked as much as Markovits in my couple of years at UM, but I must still respect at a certain level how prolific he is and how and passionate he is about his work. This piece at least was nice. I agree with much of what he says - it is very tempting (and fun!) to apply cultural stereotypes to soccer teams, but I don't think they hold up very often beyond our confirmation biases.
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4.49/5 rDev +22.7%
Picked up a bomber of this one from a friend of mine.
Pours golden orange with a great effervescence and nice white head.
Smells of belgian spice and orange zest.
Tastes of orange rind, hints of toasted malt, boozy but appropriate for the style
Finish - warming and dry - perfesct winter warmer
Overall, a very clean and well done representation of a Belgian Tripel. Curious to see how it lays down - it drinks a little hot.
12-20-2013 00:14:23 | More by crvcac
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3.73/5 rDev +1.9%
Tlhis latest Holiday beer from Karl Strauss is poured into a large globe glass. Pours a nice golden with just a hint of haze and shows a rather fleeting cap of white foam, leaving behind some light lace and a sustainable light cap with some agitation regardless. Hint of amber aside of the light.
Aroma shows a light hop character with a slightly spicy citric character. Touch of tangelo of sorts with a bit of peppery spice. Belgian yeast notes are a bit too subdued initially though emerging somewhat with warming. Though still remaining light yet more filling over time; and with contiued warming becoming quite pleasant.
Taste is clean and simple with a bit of lemon on the finish. Nice carbonation is in order though the mouthfeel is a bit thin for the style and lacks the coarseness of texture I was hoping for. Warming again improves things but not so much as the aroma.
Let this beer warm up to 50 degrees or so to appreciate it, bit subdued at fridge temp.
12-22-2013 06:44:16 | More by HalfFull
2.75/5 rDev -24.9%
12-29-2013 02:17:49 | More by DownInToMyBelly
2.75/5 rDev -24.9%
12-11-2013 07:55:50 | More by g_jenkins
4.39/5 rDev +19.9%
Appearance: Bright with a great bubbly head.
Smell: Some spicy notes in the nose.
Taste: Mmmm. A lot going on here for me. Hops, spicy Belgian-ness, and really smooth on the finish. This beer is right up my alley.
Mouthfeel: Very smooth.
Drinkability: Yes, chilled, and all holiday season long if I'm lucky. Four Scowling Owls is on my current Short List of Favorite Beers.
01-08-2014 22:18:11 | More by jjh19
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
07-27-2014 02:54:25 | More by mre4b
3.23/5 rDev -11.7%
If you had given me a glass of this beer without telling me what it was I would have told you it was an IPA. Maybe some subtle citrus and spice notes not normally found in an IPA but still overall IPA in character. Nothing really wrong with it, but barely recognizable as a Triple.
02-17-2014 03:34:43 | More by quirkyjerk
2.75/5 rDev -24.9%
12-04-2013 16:27:46 | More by hnandez
4.25/5 rDev +16.1%
04-15-2014 03:26:21 | More by djaeon
4/5 rDev +9.3%
01-17-2014 20:42:41 | More by berlinabb
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
05-27-2014 21:47:12 | More by Raziel313
4.2/5 rDev +14.8%
Color is a darkish amber in the tall Saxo tulip with bubbles and a very attractive head. Like a lot of Karl Strauss brews, the malt is rich and sensuous. This has all the sweet strength of a Tripel, plus an excellent perfume of hops, and the xx. Aroma of spicy hops and yeast with pears.
For the record, the hops are Amarillo and Mount Rainier, and the IBUs are rated at 40. It is pretty hoppy for a Belgian style, but not really hoppy bitter. Some bitterness with the yeasty finish, along with the classic dry sensation. Dry appley note along with the malty warmth.
Only place I have seen this is at Bottlecraft in North Park. $11.25 for the 22 oz bottle, a big step up in price for KS. But I have to say it's almost worth it, and I'll be looking for a couple more to sip before before spring arrives.
12-27-2013 03:13:29 | More by mactrail
3.18/5 rDev -13.1%
Pours a hazy orange with a foamy beige head that settles to a partial film on top of the beer. Small streaks of lace form around the glass on the drink down. Smell is of malt, grain, clove, spice, and Belgian yeast aromas. Taste is much the same with malt, honey, fruit, and musty spice flavors on the finish. There is a mild amount of spice bitterness on the palate with each sip. This beer has a lower level of carbonation with a slightly crisp mouthfeel. Overall, this is an average beer with some solid aromas, but the flavors are very mellow and subdued compared to the aromas.
03-18-2014 02:49:08 | More by UCLABrewN84
3.75/5 rDev +2.5%
07-10-2014 15:43:52 | More by BreweryRun
4/5 rDev +9.3%
07-05-2014 23:48:41 | More by Petersfavoritebrews
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3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
02-12-2014 03:08:55 | More by vfgccp
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
12-16-2013 05:11:08 | More by heresy22
4.5/5 rDev +23%
07-14-2014 01:59:17 | More by BeerMetalDude
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
03-02-2014 21:36:35 | More by akang
3.75/5 rDev +2.5%
02-15-2014 07:36:24 | More by TheDrunkenDeer
4.04/5 rDev +10.4%
Appearance = Gold, with a bright white head
Aroma = Smells spicy and peppery, with bubblegum undertones. Hints of citrus as well.
Taste = Get a lot more of the citrus/orange flavors in the taste. Still nice & peppery, has that signature Belgian spice. Easy drinking and very enjoyable.
Mouthfeel = medium-bodied, I'd say. Finish is dry and very warming. Quite pleasant.
Drinkability = Belgians are my favorite style & this is a really nice Tripel. Very warming – you sense the alcohol but in a soft lingering way. Aroma & flavors complement each other nicely. Awesome spicy kick, but not intense. I enjoyed the flavors more as the beer warmed up a tad…it got even better as I drank it. Overall very pleased with this spicy winter warmer, it was delicious & I'd definitely drink again.
01-08-2014 01:56:02 | More by alyssanoel
4/5 rDev +9.3%
04-04-2014 02:24:06 | More by 2GOOFY
3/5 rDev -18%
12-11-2013 01:33:26 | More by BoRaeCho
Four Scowling Owls from Karl Strauss Brewing Company
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What exactly is the iCloud? That info plus what you can do to help keep your personal files safe from online hackers.
We're learning more information about a man who was hit and killed while riding his bicycle Friday night.
Scottsdale police have identified the victim as 71-year-old Larry Moeckel. They say he was struck by a 4-door car near Pima and Dixileta just after 5:30 p.m.
Investigators say Moeckel drifted into the traffic lane just before he was hit. He was not wearing a helmet.
Paramedics took him to Scottsdale Healthcare Osborn where he was pronounced dead.
The driver of the car did stop. Police say neither alcohol nor speed were factors in the collision and no citations were issued.
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His answer is not particularly satisfying.
Pitching is the name of the game, and you can put the RAYS' name in bold and capital letters. Returning each and all of their relatively young and very talented starting pitchers, Manager Joe Maddon and the 2012 Tampa Bay Rays look to return to the playoffs. The 2011 regular season ended in dramatic fashion. In early September, the Rays trailed the Boston Red Sox by nine games for the final playoff spot. By the final night of the season, the Rays needed a win and a Boston loss to capture the last remaining spot in the American League. Trailing the Yankees 7-0 after seven innings, the Rays made their move towards a finish that would never be believed if made into a movie. Evan Longoria capped off a six run 8th inning with his 1st home run of the game. One inning later, and one strike away from defeat, Dan Johnson hit a pinch hit home run to tie the game. Three innings later and just minutes after getting the news that Boston blew their late lead, Longoria hit the most dramatic home run in Tampa Bay history. The last playoff spot was captured by one game over the Sox. The night of September 28, 2011 goes down in baseball history as the most exciting and unbelievable finish to a season ever.
"Don't worry about what other teams are doing, don't worry about the amount of money they are spending...to me without all the chemicals, the other influences in our game, I think its about the team that executes better on a nightly basis.... "I try to point out these kind of items and stay away from the names on the backs of other teams uniforms...So we work hard to play the game properly, not make mistakes--we're very big on run prevention as you know so or the fact that they spend more money than us"http://siriusxmsports.posterous.com/joe-maddon-rays-manager-joined-evan-phillips
Last week sometime, new Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine banned beer in the clubhouse after games, citing last year's beer-and-fried-chicken-related issues. Normally I wouldn't care about this sort...
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Not a major award but still pretty cool considering voting for Sporting News awards was done by major league players, managers, and front office executives.
Joe Maddon took some time today to speak to WEEI in Boston
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Solstice and Christmas
Here you will find information on ancient holidays that have been celebrated on or around the Winter Solstice. Some of these ancient holidays, like Christmas, continue to be celebrated, but they have their origin in the ancient world. There are glossary entries for some of the special terms, especially in connection with Christmas.
Saturnalia, by Linsey Davis - Review of Saturnalia
Because the 18th in the Falco series is set amid Saturnalia revelry, Saturnalia is an especially entertaining work of historical fiction featuring the informer Falco and his eccentric, extended family. While it is a murder mystery, and includes the solution to a puzzling decapitation, this is more the frame than the central plot. Watch out for...
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Osborne named Walter Camp's "Distinguished American"
Former University of Nebraska Hall of Fame head football coach and current athletic director, Tom Osborne, is the 2012 recipient of the Walter Camp Football Foundation "Distinguished American" Award.
The award is presented each year to an individual who has utilized his or her talents to attain great success in business, private life or public service and who may have accomplished that which no other has done.
Past recipients of the Walter Camp Distinguished American honor include nationally-respected sportscasters Pat Summerall and Keith Jackson, all-purpose personality Regis Philbin, NBC Sports Executive Dick Ebersol, former NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue, world-renowned entertainer Bob Hope, and former college coach Eddie Robinson. Last year's winner was former Denver Broncos running back, and Syracuse All-American, Floyd Little.
"We are honored to recognize of of college football's all-time greats," Foundation president John Marks said. "Coach Osborne's passion, integrity and commitment to excellence have allowed him to make a difference in the live of many."
The Hastings native was a three-sport standout in high school at Hastings High and was named the state's high school athlete of the year in 1955. Osborne then starred in football and basketball at Hastings College, graduating in 1959.
Osborne was then drafted by the Washington Redskins. He played two seasons for them and one for San Francisco as a wide receiver.
He returned to Nebraska and earned a M.A. in educational psychology from Nebraska in 1963 and a doctorate in educational psychology in 1965.
He served as a graduate assistant for Bob Devaney then became a fulltime member of the staff before replacing Devaney as head coach following the 1972 season.
Osborne directed the Huskers for 25-years, the longest tenure in school history. Nebraska teams recored an impressive 255-49-3 record and won three national championships(1994, 1995 and 1997) in his his tenure. His 255 wins are sixth-most all-time among major college football coaches. Osborne's teams won 13 Big Eight and Big 12 conference titles, including six in his final seven seasons. All 25 of his teams won at least nine games and went to a bowl game, while 15 teams won 10 or more games in a season.
Osborne was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1999, and in 2000, he received the Jim Thorpe Lifetime Achievement Award. In 1999, ESPN honored him as the coach of the decade for the 1990's.
After coaching Osborne served three terms in the U.S. House of Representatives. In 2007 he was named as the 13th athletic director in Nebraska history. He will retire from that position January 1, 2013.
Osborne and his wife Nancy have three children and four grandchildren. They founded the TeamMates mentoring program, which provides support and encouragement to school-aged youth with the goal of seeing children graduate from high school and pursue a post-secondary education.
Osborne, as well as other major award winners, and members of the 2012 Walter Camp All-America team, will be honored at the organization's 46th annual national awards banquet on Saturday, January 12, 2013 at the Yale University Commons in New Haven.
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This might have been a soccer match but apparently nobody bothered to tell the participants for a while. DC United and the Portland Timbers battled it out to a fairly dire 1-1 draw at Jeld-Win Field, with both teams scoring in the second half. Approximately nothing of interest (unless you're particularly fascinated by the fact that Hayner Mosquera was forced off with an injury in the 25th minte) happened for the first hour, but then David Horst stuck his arms into the air and deflected a Perry Kitchen cross, leading to a controversial penalty.
Despite the home side's protests, Chris Pontius stepped up to the spot and slammed past Joe Bendik, who despite guessing the right way had no chance whatsoever. The goal spurred Portland into conducting the occasional attack, and it was Bright Dike who drew them level, slamming home from an acute angle after a very poor clearance from Andy Najar. With DCU in the middle of a playoff race and the other teams in the East winning, a draw wasn't really a good enough result. Apparently, the visitors didn't get that message, because it was the Timbers who were the most threatening side for the remainder of the match, such as it was.
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Basic Sugar Cookie Dough
Makes 18 cookies| Hands-On Time: | Total Time:
- 2 1/2 cups all-purpose flour, spooned and leveled, plus more for shaping the cookies
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 cup unsalted butter (2 sticks), at room temperature
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1 large egg
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- In a large bowl, whisk together the flour, baking soda, and salt. Set aside.
- Using an electric mixer, beat the butter and sugar until smooth. Add the egg and beat until fluffy, about 2 minutes. Beat in the vanilla.
- With the mixer on low, gradually add the flour mixture, mixing until just incorporated (the dough will be stiff). Shape into a disk and (unless otherwise specified in an individual recipe) refrigerate, wrapped, for at least 1 hour and up to 3 days.
- Make cookies according to directions in the 10 Ideas For Sugar Cookie Dough collection. Alternately, make cutout cookies by doing the following: Heat oven to 350° F. On a floured surface, roll out each disk ¼ inch thick. Cut into shapes and place on parchment-lined baking sheets; refrigerate until firm. Sprinkle with decorating sugar, if using, and bake until just beginning to brown, 12 to 15 minutes.
- Store cookies in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 1 week.
Nutritional Information
- Per ServingServing Size: 1 cookie
- Calories 180
- Fat 11g
- Sat Fat 7g
- Cholesterol 39mg
- Sodium 43mg
- Protein 2g
- Carbohydrate 21g
- Fiber 1g
What does this mean? See Nutrition 101 .
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High in vitamin C, these hard, tart berries are grown in bogs in colder regions of North America and Europe. They're almost always eaten cooked, as in the classic Thanksgiving relish.


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The decision last year to privatize the Essex County-owned Horace Nye Nursing Home wasn't a simple one; nor was it uncontroversial. But as an article in the Plattsburgh Press-Republican reminds us, it is a decision that's moving forward...
Preliminary June unemployment numbers are out from the New York State Department of Labor (here's the press release with highlights and a link to the full numbers). In a nutshell, non-seasonally-adjusted numbers are, for our counties (if I...
Just after Essex County legislators passed an earlier closing time for bars there 15-1, Warren County has rejected a similar measure in a close vote by a county Board of Supervisors committee, the Glens Falls Post-Star reports. This topic has been...
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News stories tagged with "essex-county"
Floods Hit Essex County
Apr 25, 2005 — Heavy rains Saturday and Sunday triggered flooding in parts of Essex County. Roads were closed near Keene, Jay, and Elizabethtown. Brian Mann has details. Go to full article
County Association Chief Suspended for Medicaid Reform Stance
Apr 18, 2005 — This year's budget battle resulted in the first on-time spending plan in 20 years. It also produced modest Medicaid reform, including a cap on the rate of cost increases and a new preferred prescription drug list. But the fight over Medicaid exposed a deep rift within the New York State Association of Counties.
NYSAC suspended its president, Clifford Donaldson, for siding publicly with the unions and with the hospital association.
The organization's board wanted deeper Medicaid cuts than the unions were willing to accept. Donaldson is manager for Essex County and lives in Saranac Lake. He plans to meet with the NYSAC board's fifteen members about the dispute tomorrow. His regular term as president of the organization expires in September. He spoke with Brian Mann. Go to full article
NYSAC suspended its president, Clifford Donaldson, for siding publicly with the unions and with the hospital association.
The organization's board wanted deeper Medicaid cuts than the unions were willing to accept. Donaldson is manager for Essex County and lives in Saranac Lake. He plans to meet with the NYSAC board's fifteen members about the dispute tomorrow. His regular term as president of the organization expires in September. He spoke with Brian Mann. Go to full article
After Losing GOP Endorsement, Essex County DA Considers Future
by Chris Knight
Apr 07, 2005 — Essex County District attorney Ronald Briggs says he's still deciding whether to seek re-election. Briggs, a three-term incumbent, lost the endorsement of the county's Republican committee last week. GOP leaders shocked political observers by supporting Julie Garcia, an attorney from Schroon Lake. As Chris Knight reports, some critics say Briggs spends too much money. Go to full article
$30 Million Essex Jail Set for APA Approval
by Chris Knight
Mar 11, 2005 — The Adirondack Park Agency is expected to approve plans today for the new Essex County jail. A discussion at yesterday's APA session in Ray Brook passed without controversy. Construction of the long-delayed project is set to begin this spring. But as Chris Knight reports, the price tag could now top $30 million. Go to full article
Processor Grooms NNY Soybean Crop
Feb 23, 2005 — When you think of soybeans, you generally think of sprawling farms and giant combines in the Midwest. But a local soy processor has an ambitious plan to make soybeans a cash crop in the North Country. Ag Pro Limited, based in Massena, wants to contract with local farmers for up to 15,000 acres of the crop. That's about 5 times the amount grown in the region last year. Ag Pro is holding workshops across the region to teach farmers about how to grow soybeans. David Sommerstein attended one and has this report. Go to full article
Counties Bear Burden of Incarceration
Jan 26, 2005 — The population in New York's county jails is rising fast, by almost 25% in the last five years. It comes at a time when state officials are pressuring counties to close aging facilities. The result is an explosion in new jail construction. In the North Country, the price tag will well exceed a hundred millions dollars. Warren and Washington counties have opened new jails in the past two years. St. Lawrence, Essex, Herkimer, and Clinton counties are in the planning stages. As David Sommerstein reports, the costs of building the new facilities and housing inmates will fall on local taxpayers. Go to full article
An Old Jail Outlives Its Usefulness
Jan 25, 2005 — The North Country is home to New York's three oldest county jails - in Hamilton, Essex, and St. Lawrence, in that order. Washington and Warren counties recently built new ones. Clinton County is expanding its 15 year-old facility. County jails have to do more than ever before. They handle all kinds of inmates. They have to follow a blizzard of state mandates. And they cost upwards of $40 million to build. But the state constitution says each of New York's 62 counties has to have one. In the first part of a series on North Country jails, David Sommerstein gets a tour of St. Lawrence County's jail, which is likely to be replaced soon. Go to full article
APA Approves Controversial Jay Bridge
Aug 16, 2004 — On Friday, the Adirondack Park Agency approved a controversial plan to build a new bridge across the east branch of the Ausable River. The structure - in the town of Jay -- will sit just downstream from the old covered bridge, which will now serve as a foot and bicycle crossing. As Brian Mann reports, the 7-million dollar project is still dividing locals after years of debate. Go to full article
Democrats Say They Will Compete For Rural Votes
Jul 29, 2004 — Democrats wrap up their national convention this evening in Boston, where Massachusetts Senator John Kerry will accept his party's nomination. As the race for president shifts into high gear, much of the attention will focus on rural America. In recent years, Republicans have dominated politics in small towns. This year, Democrats thing they have a chance to compete. Brian Mann spoke with Stuart Brody, who's in Boston for the convention. Brody is party chair in Essex County and chairs New York's Democratic Rural Conference. Go to full article
Fort Ticonderoga in Line for Federal Grant
by Todd Moe
Jul 28, 2004 — An Essex county historic site is one step closer to getting a $1 million dollar boost from the federal government. The spending bill that passed Congress last week and awaits the President's signature includes more than $4 million dollars for military projects in the North Country. Fort Ticonderoga Government Relations Officer Walt Lender says the federal grant would be used for construction and program development at the fort's proposed Mars Education Center. Go to full article
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Loofah soap can be super scrubby on the skin so this kit is designed with a mild scrub in mind. This recipe is great because it has a nice gentle scrub on one side of the soap and it's silky smooth on the other. Plus the fragrance combination of Pomegranate and Mint is positively swoon-worthy.
This kit includes:
This kit is a little different than our other kits in that you can remove or get extra of each item in your shopping cart (and the price will adjust accordingly) before you check out. So you can just get what you need. Also please note that there are no printed instructions included with this kit, learn how to make this soap on the Soap Queen Blog here.
If you have never made soap from scratch before, please check out Anne-Marie's four part series on cold process before trying this recipe. It is really important to understand how to work with sodium hydroxide (lye) so that you are soaping on the safe side.
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Buffalo Bills
Marcus Easley - #81 - WR
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|Stratford, CT
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|2010, 4th round, 9th pick by Bills
Former QB Paulus has high praise for Bills' Marrone
Doug Marrone's first QB at Syracuse, Greg Paulus, describes how Marrone put his stamp on the program in his first year.
Bills extend Toronto series
The Bills and Rogers Media announced a five-year extension for the Bills to play in Toronto's Rogers Centre.
Bengals sign OLB Maybin
The Bengals signed former first-round OLB Aaron Maybin on Friday, the team announced.
QB Nassib talks desire to play for Bills
Is Syracuse QB Ryan Nassib going to follow Doug Marrone and Nathaniel Hackett to Buffalo?
Bills add three assistants
The Bills announced the addition of three assistant coaches on Thursday, including former NFL WR Ike Hilliard.
Bills add 10 to coaching staff
The Bills added 10 coaches to Doug Marrone's new staff, the team announced on Tuesday.
Bills hire Crossman as special-teams coordinator
The Bills hired Danny Crossman as their special-teams coordinator on Monday.
Pettine to put Bills defense on the attack
New Bills defensive coordinator Mike Pettine plans to bring his aggressive style from the Jets' defenses to Buffalo.
Bills hire former Jets DC Pettine
Buffalo hired former Jets defensive coordinator Mike Pettine to run the Bills' defense, ESPN's Chris Mortensen first reported.
Hackett hired as Bills offensive coordinator
Doug Marrone hired Nathaniel Hackett to be the Bills' new offensive coordinator, according to The Buffalo News.
Bills hire Marrone as head coach
The Bills hired Syracuse coach Doug Marrone as their new head coach, the team officially announced on Monday.
Insider: Brandon makes great hire in Marrone
An NFL insider tells PFW that Bills decision maker Russ Brandon is making strong moves, including the hiring of Doug Marrone as head coach.
Bills fortunate to have Whaley amidst changes
The Bills made sweeping changes on the coaching staff, and have a new power structure, but GM-in-waiting Doug Whaley is one advantage they have.
Report: Kelly to interview with Browns, Eagles, Bills
Oregon head coach Chip Kelly has interviews set up with the Browns, Eagles and Bills, according to Mike Garafolo of USA Today.
Wednesday's 60-second rant: New year, same AFC East
The Bills and Jets gave the Patriots an early New Year's gift, making front-office changes, further cementing New England as the class of the AFC East.
The Bills promoted Easley off the practice squad Tuesday.||||||| Easley's promotion means the Bills' 2010 fourth-round draft pick out of Connecticut will finally have a chance to make his NFL debut. Easley missed his entire rookie season because of a knee injury, and then missed all of last season because of a heart condition that has since been corrected.
Easley was placed on injured reserve with an undisclosed illness.||||||| Easley was inactive for Sunday's season opener.
The Bills have placed Easley on the IR with a left knee injury.||||||| The fourth-round draft pick out of Connecticut has not practiced since falling awkwardly on his knee during a training camp session on Aug. 2. He was on the sideline Wednesday night as the team prepared for its first preseason game against the Washington Redskins on Friday. Gailey, who would only describe it as a leg injury, did not say when Easley would have the surgery. Gailey also said it would not be known how long he would be out until after the surgery.


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New poet for Carlisle Cathedral: Full report
The first poet in residence ever to be installed at Carlisle Cathedral in its 900 year history, has been visiting the city to explain what he hopes he can bring to the church in Cumbria.
He says he wants to use his position to engage the community with the Cathedral's day to day work.
Ryan Dollard reports:


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This is a pretty bare bones park that works for in and out overnight stays. Easy to get to from I-10 and easy to get into sites that are level. Actually looks like a large gravel and dirt parking lot, but as I said easy to get in and around. Would stay here again if only passing through.
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Coachlight Inn & RV Park
[ 4/10 ]
I gave this place four star rating as it is a great overnight stop with easy access from I-10 and nice level pull thru sites. But, there are no amenities and I do not recommend it for long term stays. The water pressure tends to be low but not terrible. We stayed here in a fifth wheel.
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Cumbria pupils to follow Roman soldier on Twitter
4:40pm Tuesday 9th November 2010 in News By Kate Proctor, Reporter
A NEW online tool to teach primary school children about the Roman invasion of Cumbria almost 2,000 years ago has been developed by Tullie House museum in Carlisle.
Using the social networking site Twitter, students will now be able to read the hopes, fears and experiences of a fictional 26-year-old Roman soldier called Marcus in 140 character online updates.
Schools can follow @iTweetus on Twitter and there Marcus will recount the vivid story of thousands of Roman soldiers marching in to occupy Cumbria in the winter of 72/73 AD.
Tim Padley, Keeper of Archaeology at Tullie House, said: "Using Twitter to tell a personal story of a Roman soldier is a new twist on history or 'Twistory'.
"We also want Marcus to answer the sort of questions people now want to know – how old are you, what colour is your hair, where are you from, what can you see, what are these lands like and what are you doing here?
"This will help people and particularly younger people understand what it was like being a Roman soldier and why they were here."
Roman experts at the museum have created the back story of Marcus the Roman soldier after finding a letter adressed to a 'Marcus Julius Martialis' during a historical dig in Carlisle.
The iTweetus name is a play on words of the celebrated novel I, Claudius, written in the form of an autobiography of a real Roman Emperor, Claudius I.
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In 1867, Harper's BAZAAR became America's first fashion magazine. The magazine has now achieved another first with the launch of ShopBAZAAR, a breakthrough online store that allows the viewer to complete the purchase without leaving the magazine, closing the gap between seeing and buying. The readers, inspired by the items on display, can purchase in a fully integrated and seamless experience.
Unlike conventional ecommerce stores where business managers decide what to sell, the editors of ShopBAZAAR handpick items for sale. This brings to life an authentic content-to-commerce preposition, allowing viewers to experience special one-of-a kind products inspired by editorial features and enjoy contextual shopping experience to the fullest. ShopBAZAAR showcases about 1000-1500 products at any given time, with global brands like Saks Fifth Avenue, Salvatore Ferragamo, Derek Lam, Hirshleifers, Les Nouvelles, and Donna Karan Cosmetics.
In March this year, Harper's BAZAAR embarked on a brand transformation exercise that started with a redesign and culminated in ShopBAZAAR. The BAZAAR Book app provides the monthly mag-alogue and the contextual shopping experience to iPad users. ShopBazaar.com also appears as a sub-domain of www.harpersbazaar.com, accessible as a "Shopping" tab on the home page. A tab on the Harper's BAZAAR Facebook page takes the users directly to the BAZAAR Book on harpersbazaar.com. The innovations are poised to continue, with Digimarc watermarks that allow readers to shop the pages using smart phones. Expect that in early 2013.
ShopBAZAAR was launched in collaboration with American Express. American Express card holders receive exclusive perks and benefits, including access to specially-produced pieces from key designers, special gifts and private shopping events.
Check out the full online shopping experience to get an idea of how BAZAAR has truly used digital publishing to their advantage.


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State troopers are in the middle of a large-scale operation to remove vehicles found an area of water in Rogers County.
Oklahoma Highway Patrol's Marine Enforcement Division began the operation before noon in the McClellan-Kerr Navigation Channel east of Tulsa.
Troopers are using new technology that includes side-scan sonar systems to find vehicles that are submerged in up to 20 feet of water.
The divers will mark the vehicles with buoys and wreckers will then be used to pull the vehicles from the water.
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Hardin-Simmons women's basketball coach Shanna Briggs, who is the school's all-time winningest coach, has resigned to take a teaching and coaching position in the Northwest Independent School District.
"My time at Hardin-Simmons has been very special and I have been blessed to coach great young ladies and work with wonderful people," said Briggs. "However, after 11 years, I feel like it is time for something new that provides a much better work-life balance for me. Though I will miss HSU, I am excited about the future."
Briggs had a record of 224-76 in her 11 seasons as the head coach at Hardin-Simmons. She also had the longest postseason run ever by a Hardin-Simmons team in the Division III era. She led the Cowgirls to the Final Four in 2006.
She twice led the Cowgirls to the Elite Eight, went to the NCAA Sweet 16 three times and won a pair of American Southwest Conference titles and four ASC West Division titles.
She became the school's all-time wins leader on Jan. 13, 2011, in a 71-52 win over Sul Ross State. She coached 29 all-ASC performers at HSU.
"We thank Shanna for not only her exemplary service as a coach and a student-athlete, but also for her leadership role on our campus," said HSU Director of Athletics John Neese. "Shanna's accomplishments have added significantly to the legacy of our women's basketball program and our athletic department. We wish her the best of luck as she makes this transition and we are proud of how she and her players have represented Cowgirl basketball."
A full national search will be conducted to find her replacement. Her last day at Hardin-Simmons will be July 3 and her basketball camps set for next week will go on as planned.
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Muscle Shoals musical past is generating a lot of attention lately.
Later this month, it will be thrust into the international spotlight during the Annual Sundance Film Festival.
Festival goers will get the first look at the documentary "Muscle Shoals."
"In the old days, when we were recording all this music, we were just happy to be hearing yourself on the radio. We didn't have any idea that it would be this big 40 to 50 years later," said David Hood.
Shoals native David Hood is an original member of The Swampers - a local legend, if you will.
His knowledge and stories have helped to create this film.
"I've worked very hard on it, but I haven't got to see anything but the trailer," he said.
He has been working with the film's director and producers for the last three years.
"I think it's going to be really good. I think it's going to focus on the industry here and the town here," said Hood.
The documentary focuses on Muscle Shoals sounds.
Not only does it include its heritage and memories from of the biggest names in music, but it includes never-before-seen-footage from its recording studios.
Hood is traveling to Utah next week where he will take part in the premiere at this year's Sundance Film Festival - giving a small Alabama town a chance to show it's still a force on the music scene.
Hood said his musical journey still amazes him after all these years.
"I'm proud of it. I still don't really know how to handle that kind of thing; I'm still just David from Muscle Shoals," he said.
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MARYVILLE (WATE) - The blocks that were believed to have been placed on 19 horses' feet by a Maryville trainer charged with animal cruelty are legal, but the chemicals that he allegedly used are not, according to the Blount County SPCA.
Authorities believe walking horse trainer Larry Wheelon used the blocks, known as packages, and chemicals on the horses' feet in what's called a soring process.
The purpose of soring is to create artificial high stepping for the horses in walking competitions.
Professional horse trainer and member of the Walking Horses Trainers Association Winky Groover said the use of packages is monitored within the industry.
"The pads don't sore horses," Groover said. "It's unscrupulous people that sore horses, not the pads and action devices."
Groover said the amount of pads is limited.
"There is a limit on the amount of pads that you can put on a horse," Groover said. "You can have half as much pads as you have hoof growth, up to a limit of two inches."
Groover also said the horses are eased into using the packages.
"We don't just take a horse and go from nothing and nail those pads that you saw yesterday on them. There is a gradual buildup."
Federal lawmakers, meanwhile, are looking to crack down on the use of the packages in a proposed bill amending the Horse Protection Act which would restrict the use of devices on the horses' feet.
The bill is currently being considered by the Energy Commerce Committee.
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text: now that the Hornets have Davis, how soon can they expect to make it back to the playoffs? I hope he can play in an uptempo motion style offense that features crisp passing and pick and rolls a la the Spurs. A team that features a bunch of post up one on one sets will be left behind by the upper echelon in the new team oriented style soon to be employed by teams looking to emulate what SA has done.