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Citrus Steaks Recipe
Brighten up those cold winter nights with a burst of citrus! Clementines and beef make a delicious pairing in this special dinner for two.
- 2 beef top sirloin steaks (5 ounces each)
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 teaspoons canola oil
- 2 clementines, peeled and sectioned
- 1 green onion, chopped
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped walnuts, toasted
- 1/3 cup dry red wine or reduced-sodium beef broth
- Hot cooked rice, optional
- Sprinkle steaks with salt and pepper. In a large nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray, cook steaks in oil over medium heat for 5-6 minutes on each side or until meat reaches desired doneness (for medium-rare, a meat thermometer should read 145°; medium, 160°; well-done, 170°).
- Meanwhile, combine the clementines, onion and walnuts; set aside. Remove steaks and keep warm.
- Add wine or broth to the skillet, stirring to loosen browned bits. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 1-2 minutes or until liquid is reduced to 2 tablespoons. Spoon over steaks. Serve with clementine mixture and rice if desired. Yield: 2 servings.
Originally published as Citrus Steaks in Light & Tasty December/January 2008, p41
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I changed this a little. Left out the onions. Didn't have clementines, used oranges insted. Didn't have walnuts used peacans insted. I put the peacans and the oranges in with the broth. Then poured over the steaks. Yum! I might cook the steaks in the broth next time :)
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good. and light.. loved the toasted walnuts.. would add some citrus juice..like orange to it..
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The school has joined United Learning, a group of academies and independent schools. As part of United Learning, the academy will be able to share best practice with schools across the country and staff will benefit from the group's wide range of high-quality professional development opportunities.
Julie Tridgell, the academy's principal, said: "This is an excellent way to begin the new year and we are delighted that we are now able to call ourselves a United Learning academy. "We have a very exciting year ahead as a school and to begin with this good news starts us off with a real bounce in our step."
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It was one month ago that tornadoes ripped through several North Texas cities, leaving some of those who watched the destruction to ask what they can do to help themselves.
One option, a safe room in a new house or retrofitted into an existing one can help save your life.
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Fighting Perfection
If you're like me, you probably often find yourself never fully satisfied with your work — always making tweaks and changes, always finding things you don't quite like and reworking them. This applies to a lot of creative endeavors — perhaps you're working on an article for your blog, putting together a report or writing an important email.
The thing is, even after making changes, there are still things you can tweak, things which aren't quite perfect yet.
This of course is good, you're setting yourself a high standard. If you're not satisfied with your work then why should your visitors or customers?
Perfection is a good thing to strive for
The two most important tools an architect has are the eraser in the drawing room and the sledge hammer on the construction site. Frank Lloyd Wright
Steve Jobs wasn't satisfied with the first version of the iPhone. He made a difficult decision to scrap the first design because he didn't love it; he felt this wasn't the best Apple could do. This caused a lot of problems for the development team as they had to put together a completely new design in a very short timeframe.
The new version turned out a success, and had he not made this difficult call, the iPhone would unlikely to have made as big a mark on the phone industry as it has, thanks in part to its iconic design.
Perfection is difficult and time consuming
Perfection can be dangerous and misguiding. When is something good enough? When can you go ahead and release that new version of your app or publish your new article? Perfection is too high a target because it's just too hard and time consuming to achieve.
If you fall slave to perfection you'll find all your time depleted. You'll be making tweaks after changes and changes after tweaks — things just won't get done on time.
How do you fight perfection?
Consider priorities — what are the things that really matter? Something like an iPhone is a critical product for a very large company; if you mess it up, it can cause serious damage. Getting this product right is vital. Setting a very high standard would be a pretty good idea here.
What about much smaller things like the design of your blog? In the end, it usually doesn't matter all that much, unless this blog is your primary business. Simplicity is your ally here. Simple things are difficult to mess up, so create something simple and gets the job done.
Your most precious resource is your time. To fight perfection you must prioritize time and focus on the things that matter. If you keep working on and reworking things that aren't all that important then those things won't get done.
Getting things done
Done. Start to think of it as a magical word. When you get to done it means something's been accomplished. A decision has been made and you can move on. Done means you're building momentum. 37signals, Getting Real
Execution is much more important than ideas. Getting something released that's good enough is better than working on something perfect and never finishing it. Don't seek perfection in everything you do — reserve it for the things that really matter. Tame perfection — get everything else done faster and use the time you save on your most important projects.
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I complete agree with you Dmitry. I am working on a new website and really wanted to get something out there quickly and then improve on it as people started using it. Yeah sure, get it out quickly....
Even as the first release would clearly be labeled as a BETA version I still found myself nit picking about this and that and the other thing. In the end I just had to set a date, announce it to the 'world' and then release whatever was ready at that point.
It was hard to do for me but I really learnt something from it. Most of the time what, after weeks of work, seems like good enough to you might already be very usable and useful to others.
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It's tricky, one mans gold plating might be another mans refactoring.
Perfection is easy to put into the "unnessesary" category, while we shouldn't overengineer everything, the truth is somewhat more nuanced. Good code is usually more resiliant to change and can limit the amount of hacks that inevitably slips in. We may think "Ahh can always go back in and change that" but of course that never really happens.
There's also the professional and motivational aspect too, the minute I'm not allowed to write the best possible solution to a problem, I'll find another employer who IS capable of thinking more than one day ahead.


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Sullivan: Tom Coughlin's motivational methods pay off for Giants
EAST RUTHERFORD — The enormous red caboose is parked smack in the center aisle of the Giants' locker room, a repurposed, inflatable holiday decoration installed by the Giants' special teams unit. Dubbed the "Energy Bus" by the Magic Marker lettering on its flanks, the display sits as a silent reminder — no, challenge — that everyone in the room should hop on board. With the playoffs at stake, the final three games that begin Sunday in Atlanta will tell us whether this team does indeed have the energy to begin a defense of its Super Bowl title.
Tom Coughlin had nothing to do with installing the Energy Bus; that fell to usual suspects Lawrence Tynes, Zak DeOssie and Steve Weatherford. But as the veteran coach strolled by it for the first time and saw the blown-up photo of himself perched in the driver's seat, he was, Tynes said with relief, "Grinning from ear to ear."
Coughlin is usually the one providing the catchphrases and week-to-week themes for his team; his players have grown well accustomed to his motivational methods. From the now-famous "Talk is cheap; play the game," mantra that spurred Coughlin's first Super Bowl winning team in 2007 to the tireless "Finish," decree that underlined last year's title, Coughlin is a master at boiling down his weekly message.
And with an open mind constantly on the lookout for inspiration, Coughlin is only too happy to latch on to a theme that originates in his locker room. This year's "Hop on the Energy Bus" could be last year's "All in," two more entries in the long list of quick verbal strikes that Coughlin will repeat over and over again. With Sunday's crucial game against NFC-leading Atlanta looming, Coughlin has been reiterating his description of this post-bye stretch as the Giants' "second season," as well as the fact his players can control their own playoff fates because
"Destiny is a matter of choice."
"I heard that one today in fact," Eli Manning said at his locker Wednesday, shortly after practice and a few hours following a regularly scheduled team meeting. The session with Coughlin is not simply the first time the coach has the entire roster as his audience to talk about the upcoming game, but one of the only times all week the players are not subdivided by position groups.
This is his best chance to deliver the latest installment of Coughlin-isms, and he'll use anything at his disposal from Power Point displays, video messages and musical soundtracks, from vintage rock hits to current rap ones to pop-culture references he trusts will resonate from his 60-something mouth to his 20-something players. Aimed at being informational and motivational, these speeches do not happen by accident, fueled instead by tireless research, far-reaching inspiration and a little bit of creativity. Coughlin meets daily with a team video coordinator to bounce ideas back and forth and find footage to support his idea, and approves the final product before presentation.
"I just keep very vigilant about where we are, knowing this team and the circumstances we're in, analyzing what's in front of our team," Coughlin said.
"Just constantly being aware of the mental position that our team is in, as well as the physical. Then, always being alert to recognize the things to challenge our team to make them be the best they can be."
Back in 2007, Coughlin constantly reinforced his team's "Road warrior" mentality, carrying it all the way along the wild card road to the Super Bowl. Last season, the umbrella idea of "Finish" welcomed many interlopers, including a memorable "No toughness, no championship," challenge Coughlin himself lived up to when he withstood a crushing, sideline injury via a D.J. Ware tackle.
"The ones that work you really remember," Manning said. "I enjoy having something to think about or having a message that the guys who've been here for a while can pass along to the younger guys to make sure they understand."
The longer these players spend time under Coughlin's direction, the more they come to anticipate what he will come up with next, what catchphrase will be unveiled.
Some work better than others — this season's overarching "Build the bridge" has fallen a little flat — but they are all digested and internalized.
"They work, they definitely do," veteran Justin Tuck said. "The older you get, you kind of don't need it, but I appreciate the fact that he's a guy who studies all this tape, all these books, he's always trying to find an edge, some trigger point for this team. He's been very successful with it.
"Every year he comes into camp with one thing he wants this team to be built on and this team does a good job picking it up and making it our mantra, too."
With the arrival of the Energy Bus, the players managed the rare motivational handoff to their coach, and it is one he is happy to accept. He has learned how much their opinions count.
Before last season's simple "Win two and you're in the playoffs" speech put the Giants on the road to the Super Bowl, the fires of discontent raged under Coughlin's coaching seat, ones that were doused for good when his team delivered a perfect "Finish."
Coughlin never stops working on his verbal encore, and if the Giants get going again, it will be on an energy bus in the second season, when they chose to fulfill their own destiny.
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Matt's primary interest is in the biotech industry and ag policy.
By Matt Bogard
Most people contend that farm subsidies should be eliminated because they benefit mostly larger farms vs. saving the family farm. It's true that many subsidies are tied to commodity production. As a result, those that grow more commodities (i.e. larger farms) will get more money from the government. As a result larger producers take in a larger share of all subsidies (especially those related to commodities). However, subsidies account for a much smaller percentage of income for large producers, and make up a much larger percentage of total income for medium or small producers.
As the chart above (from the USDA) shows, in 2008 farms earning less than $250,000 /yr recieved a much greater percentage of their income in the form of government payments, while subsidies only accounted for 4% of income for producers with the largest incomes. The chart below indicates that this relationship seems to hold across years for the last decade.
This big vs. small conversation may have populist appeal, but it only invokes class envy, and is not supported by the data when looking at subsidies as a share of income across all farm sizes.
USDA Report- Government Payments and the Farm Sector: Who Benefits and How Much?
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Pick a card, any card. Or in this case, 10,000 cards. And create!
"I like art that takes itself unseriously," artist Herb Williams said.
With more than 200 decks of creativity, Las Vegas wouldn't welcome a card shark like this. Herb Williams is at it again.
"I'm thinking there's nothing new under the sun, unless you look at it in a different way," he said.
Ordinary materials used in unusual ways is Herb's way.
"That's my favorite thing to do, see things in new way and new light," he said.
Long before the cards, Herb's creativity started with the crayon - not coloring with them but placing them one at a time to form green cows, dartboard bull's eyes and red, white and blue Crayola patriotism.
It's astounding stuff, attracting world-wide attention, in a world where success is really a big roll of the dice.
It's a great risk to be an artist, to follow your dreams. And whatever ocean you swim in there are large enough creatures to leave you limbless if you're not careful.
Williams' card shark is headed to Ripley's Believe It or Not headquarters. It's a royal flush achievement for the guy who knew shark teeth shouldn't be made with hearts.
"No they didn't feel right, a little too friendly," he said.
It's tedious work and takes hundreds of hours to get to the payoff.
"I cut more cards than most dealers do in a lifetime," he said, laughing.
His art work may not be destined for the Louvre, rather for the laugh.
"I think at the end of the day I could use a good laugh and a good smile," he said.
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska has recognized its top network primary care physicians from across the state. And named among the list is Dr. Barbara Gutshall of Avera St. Anthony's Hospital in O'Neill.
The 23 physicians received the honor based on a Value Index Score (VIS) which measures the quality and value of several factors including educating, immunizing and screening for disease prevention, preventing further complications, ensuring appropriate care and support for patients, and efficiently using medications and ancillary resources such as radiology and lab tests.
Studies have shown the stronger a patient's ties to his or her primary care physician, the better the quality of care the patient receives, and the more efficiently care is delivered.
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The Pierce County Sheriff's Office identified the motorcyclist as 36-year-old Anthony Higgs, of Plainview.
The crash occurred around 8 a.m. Monday on Nebraska Highway 121 just south of Osmond. Deputies say the northbound motorcycle struck the southbound semitrailer as the trucker was attempting to make a left turn off the highway.
The 61-year-old driver of the semitrailer was not hurt. He was identified as Daniel Hoffman, also of Plainview.


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- Visit McGee's Pub, the inspiration for MacLaren's in How I Met Your Mother
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Broadway house manager and musician Joe Traina will shoot his second independent film, "Lucky Stiff," in August with a cast featuring numerous Broadway actors.
Directed by Robert J. Huntley, "Lucky Stiff" is a follow-up to "The Dragon's Eye," which was directed by Huntley last November.
Produced by Traina & Son Pictures and penned by Linda Rothschild-Rabinowitz, this 1940s film-noir spoof, according to press notes, "follows boy detective Jake Spade (Charlie Traina) as he deals with a number of the idle rich and their connection with Runyonesque characters of the gambling set."
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While a small area, and one composed of just a single cliff band, La Garita Creek warrants listing as a distinct area because it is a fully separate drainage system requiring an additional drive from Penitente. The main cliff wall faces South and gets great sun most of the day. Climbing is actually a bit longer than at many of the other areas in the San Luis Valley, however, that amounts to not more than 70 ft at the highest point. The main cliff is very nice rhyolyte featured with edges and pockets. Presently, there are close to a dozen routes on the wall with the potential to add many more. The La Garita B&B recently changed ownership, and it is now the La Garita Creek Ranch (Dude Ranch). Take a little care in climbing here. My last trip was in 2000, and we just walked in and climbed, however, the owners of the Dude Ranch may have jurisdiction to evict whomsoever they wish, so keep a low profile - the climbing is worth it. The ranch still functions as a B&B for those in need of showers and good food, and a phone call (719 754 2533) will ensure a day of trouble free climbing.
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Head for Penitente Canyon via US 285 and the G-road into La Garita. Drive South 1.5 miles from the Penitente Canyon turn off on the unpaved road 38 to a pull-out parking space on the right side of the road. If you come to the road for the La Garita B&B, you have gone a tad too far. Take the trail West out of the parking area to the obvious cliff band that sits just above La Garita Creek.
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Shes used to showing off startling looks for the camera but on Friday night Georgia May Jagger decided on a very different look for her birthday party and dressed up as a demonic lizard.
The beauty, who turned 21 on January 12, made a startling entrance at the venue in East London, where her bash was being held.
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SARASOTA, Fla. – The FGCU women's golf team dropped 12 strokes from its second-round total to card a 298 in the final round of play at the 36th Annual FIU Pat Bradley Invitational on Tuesday. The Eagles finished the three-day event held at Lakewood Ranch Country Club with a team total of 904 and a ranking of 10th in the field, while senior Briana Carlson (Inverness, Fla./Citrus High School) took sixth place among 93 golfers with a total score of 214.
"Today we played really well," said head coach Sarah Trew. "Coming into the tournament, we made it a goal as a team to focus on what we can control and to keep our attitudes positive, even when we hit rough patches. I think we accomplished that goal through all three rounds and I'm really proud of that and the way we stayed patient and kept our composure. We need to work on getting our fourth score to be better, but I think we're on the verge of doing really well as a team. "
Missouri recorded a team score of 286 on the day to jump ahead on the leaderboard and take first place with a combined score of 873. Daytona State and FIU claimed second and third with team scores of 874 and 876, respectively, while Maryland and Memphis rounded out the top five. Cincinnati, Southern Mississippi, Delaware and North Texas finished ahead of the Eagles, with Jacksonville, Bradley, Drake, Bethune-Cookman, FAU, Texas A&M Corpus Christi and Western Illinois rounding out the field of 17.
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Carlson recorded a bogey on the ninth hole to start the day before tallying birdies on the 12th and 18th holes to remain one under. The senior bogeyed her second-to-last hole of the round, but responded to card one-final birdie to hold on to a score of 71. The score combined with Carlson's rounds of 72 and 71 on Sunday and Monday led her to a total score of 214, for her best tournament this season.
"I'm really proud of Brianna and the way she played this tournament," Trew continued. "She did a fantastic job and I'm so happy she was able to do everything she could to turn in a good number."
Junior Georgia Price (Bude, England/Fort Myers High School) finished Tuesday's round with a score of 74 to conclude the tournament with a card of 223. Price recorded bogeys on her second and sixth holes before making par on each of her remaining holes. She finished tied for 22nd in the field.
Mei Khuan Yong (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia/S.M.K. Cochrane) recorded a score of 81 on the day but finished ranked third among the Eagles and 58th overall with a total 233.
Chelsea Guoynes (Traverse City, Mich./Traverse City Central High School) rounded out the Eagles' team score with a 72 in the final round. The score was Guoynes' best round of the tournament and helped her move ahead to be ranked 65th in the field.
Megan Van Etten (Trinity, Fla./J.W. Mitchell High School) was the final golfer on the Eagles' lineup and concluded the tournament with a score of 256, after carding an 83 in the final round.
Individually, Sara Detlefsen (Eagan, Minn./Minnesota Virtual Academy) ranked 61st in the field with a third-round score of 80 and a total 234. Rebecca Van Etten (Trinity, Fla./J.W. Mitchell High School) added strokes to her second-round score for an 89 and finished the event with a 259.
The FIU Pat Bradley Invitational was the Eagles' final event of the fall season. The Green and Blue will resume action on February at the Florida State Match-Up in Tallahassee.
FGCU Players
T6: Briana Carlson (72-71-71: 214)
T22: Georgia Price (71-78-74: 224)
T58: Mei Khuan Yong (75-77-81: 233)
T61: Sara Detlefsen (75-79-80: 234)
T65: Chelsea Guoynes (78-85-72: 235)
89: Megan Van Etten (89-84-83: 256)
T90: Rebecca Van Etten (90-80-89: 259)
Final Results
1 Missouri (295-292-286: 873 +9)
2 Daytona St. College (293-287-294: 874 +10)
4 Maryland (291-293-294: 878 +14)
5 Memphis (300-298-294: 892 +28)
6 Cincinnati (302-294-298: 894 +30)
7 Southern Mississippi (294-304-300: 898 +34)
8 Delaware (303-296-300: 899 +35)
9 North Texas (300-295-307: 902 +38)
T11 Jacksonville (314-293-305: 912 +48)
T11 Bradley University (314-303-295 912 +48)
13 Drake University (309-307-304: 920 +56)
14 Bethune-Cookman (303-309-312: 924 +60)
15 Florida Atlantic (315-306-305: 926 +62)
16 TX A&M Corpus Christi (315-309-314: 938 +74)
17 Western Illinois U. (310-314-318: 942 +78)


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Tracy Anderson is Keeping Me in Shape!
Tracy Anderson is keeping me in shape! She is helping me make the adjustments necessary to keep me feeling happy, healthy and most importantly create a workout plan that is safe for the baby. It's really important for me to have a fitness routine that works for my body and my schedule and I'm really happy with the workout plan Tracy is working with me on. Xo
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Good for you babe! You look fabulous with your new body. You are seriously such a motivation and inspiration to me! Congratulations again on your pregnancy! Your fairytale is only beginning baby! XOX
mary-anne_ | Posted on Jan 3rd, 2013
I am glad, Doll!! I like when you said that she creates a work out to keep you happy as well:) Pregnancy can make you depressed at times:( But I am sure you will be able to manage!! I love you sooooo much and I am so happy for you and KW:) o, not by the way You look so radiant!!
ba.hoops25 | Posted on Jan 5th, 2013
Hi Kimmie
I'm glad you found a routine that provides a great workout ,but also is safe for the little one. I'm so excited to see you with a baby in hands !
OMG I just got the first comment too, besides the spam… -__- Yay!
testpiloton | Posted on Jan 3rd, 2013
awww looking fab Kim.
anacristina-xo | Posted on Jan 3rd, 2013
you are so rude.
♥Farzeen♥ | Posted on Jan 3rd, 2013
you are pathetic Nora get the hell of her blog.
love the uk | Posted on Jan 3rd, 2013
Play nice Farzeen!! Looks like Tracy isn't doing a very good job. You have GOT to see this article.
hookasfan | Posted on Jan 3rd, 2013
poor kimmie kakes, your booty looked like a granny bum in that gym outfit, lololol poor thing, the camera even showed your booty sweat markes, lolol smooches kimmie kakes
anacristina-xo | Posted on Jan 3rd, 2013
kim you look absolutley amazing ! you will be the hottest baby mommy out there :) Dont listen to negative comments you are perfect just the way you are xoxo love you doll. ps im lovng your outfit and sunglasses !
Prince Jarvis | Posted on Jan 3rd, 2013
Kim, you look great. You are one hot mom-to-be. Love your workout attire specially those fab sunglasses. Thanks for inspiring us to live healthy lives. I am on a mission to get into the best shape of my life in 2013.
7sasha1 | Posted on Jan 3rd, 2013
I'm so excited for you Kim! you'll look great pregnant and I'm sure your body will bounce back quick.
♥Farzeen♥ | Posted on Jan 3rd, 2013
yay! kim eeek your gona be a great mommy. i know it! love you :)
You really have nothing better to do don't you? You seriously cross the line talking about a child that way. Kim is amazing with children, look at the way she is with her nephew and niece, along with her friends children. She will make an amazing mother. You are pathetic, disrespectful, and just as annoying as a yapping dog. You must have been sitting on your ass all day commenting on her blog. Why don't you do something better with your time?
LOL you make me laugh. Listen to yourself! You keep referring to her video. I'm sorry but she's not the only one whose made one, so what are you trying to do here? And I bet all her fans on this site can agree that you've been on this blog literally all day, actually not just today, but everyday, commenting on all her posts and all of our comments… So no, I don't think I'm the 'real loser.' Thanks for coming out though!
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I like your shcarf…sho cute! :D
I just played "Auld Lang Syne" on my keyboard…really beautiful version which is my own!! It made my heart cry but in a very happy and excited way :-)
Damien Jackson | Posted on Jan 3rd, 2013
good job! you do you!
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Kwesi Appiah's men will be looking to go one better by reaching the final of a tournament in which they were knocked out in the last four a year ago.
That defeat came against surprise winners Zambia in a tournament where they entered as favorites alongside beaten finalists Ivory Coast.
Ghana have won four Africa Cup of Nations titles, but have not lifted the trophy since 1982 when they beat Libya 7-6 on penalties in the final.
With Cameroon, Senegal and record seven times winners Egypt all having failed to qualify for the finals, the tournament in South Africa represents another golden opportunity to end the 31-year quest for a fifth title.
They will be bidding to win the continent's top prize without experienced campaigners John Mensah and Michael Essien. Until joining Rennes at the turn of the year, Mensah had been without a club since being released by Lyon last summer, while Essien has chosen to focus on Real Madrid, where he is spending a season on loan from Chelsea, rather than attempt to reignite an international career that has been curtailed by injury over the last few years.
Marseille striker Jordan Ayew is the other notable absentee from a squad containing 11 of the players that reached the semi-finals in 2012, but only four who ply their trade in Ghana.
Ayew's omission is a surprise, given his impressive form for Marseille – he won the club's Player of the Month award in November – and has promoted much debate in Ghana.
Coach Appiah has insisted that the third son of Ghana legend Abedi Pele has been dropped for footballing reasons.
"Jordan is a good player and has many years ahead of him," he said. "I don't think it will be advisable to pinpoint reasons why I dropped him. Ghana has a pool of talents.
"There are thousands of them especially in the local league. If he's not in now, I have selected the players I believe can deliver for the nation.
"But it doesn't mean he will not be part of the national team. I have given many players the chance to play and I settled on these ones."
Ayew will nonetheless be cheering his teammates on, despite what was a shock omission: "I am disappointed but Marseille will gain from this, because they need me in January.
"I wish Ghana good luck and hope my brother comes back to Marseille in February with a medal."
Jordan's brother Andre is also absent after he missed the roll call at their final training camp in Abu Dhabi due to a hamstring injury.
The experience of John Paintsil, Christian Atsu, Derek Boateng, Kwadwo Asamoah, Anthony Annan and Asamoah Gyan will be vital to Ghana's hopes of success in South Africa.
23-man Ghana Africa Cup of Nations Squad:
Goalkeepers: Adam Kwarasey (Stromsgodset, Norway), Fatau Dauda (AshantiGold), Daniel Adjei (Liberty Professionals)
Defenders: John Paintsil (Hapoel Tel-Aviv, Israel), Harrison Afful (Esperance, Tunisia), Kissi Boateng (Berekum Chelsea), Wakasu Mubarak (Espanyol, Spain), John Boye (Rennes, France), Jonathan Mensah (Evian, France), Isaac Vorsah (Red Bull Salzburg, Austria), Jerry Akaminko (Eskisehirspor, Turkey), Awal Mohammed (Maritzburg United, South Africa)
Midfielders: Christian Atsu (FC Porto, Portgal), Anthony Annan (Osasuna, Spain), Derek Boateng (Dnipro Dniepropetrovsk, Ukraine), Agyemang Badu (Udinese, Italy), Kwadwo Asamoah (Juventus, Italy), Albert Adomah (Bristol City, England), Rabiu Mohammed (Evian, France), Solomon Asante (Berekum Chelsea)
Forwards: Asamoah Gyan (Al Ain, UAE), Emmanuel Clottey (Esperance, Tunisia), Boakye Yiadom (Sassuolo, Italy).
Player to Watch:
Kwadwo AsamoahThe midfielder joined Juventus from Udinese last summer and has comfortably made the step up in quality with the scudetto winners. Asamoah has been converted from a central midfielder into a wing-back with the Turin club but has caught the eye with some heavyweight performances in serie A and the Champions League. Asamoah's versatility means he is already being considered to occupy Ghana's troublesome left-back slot.
What They Say:
Kwadwo Asamoah (midfielder)"When I went there (Juventus) it wasn't easy because I went there as a midfielder. But now I play on the wings both forward and at the back. I think the training helped me a lot because we train a lot in Italy." (Ghanasoccernet.com)
Group Matches:20th January, 2013 v Congo
24th January, 2013 v Mali
28th January, 2013 v Niger
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NYPD to investigate records of domestic abuse victims
Cops are being urged to look into the criminal records of domestic violence victims, according to an exclusive report from the NY Post.
The report is based on a memo by Chief of Detectives Phil Pulaski, reminding his department of a standard practice that investigates both parties in domestic violence cases, including open warrants, complaint histories, "and even the driving records of both parties."
The NYPD appears to be taking the report seriously, as the following day Deputy Commissioner Paul Browne released a statement announcing that "contrary to a published report," a "must arrest" policy does not exist for domestic violence victims.
"While it is standard practice and policy for detectives to investigate victims' backgrounds to help lead them to the victims' assailants… the discovery of open warrants on domestic violence victims often results in their warrants being vacated," Browne explained in the statement.
Yet according to the Post, police sources are upset about the memo, insisting that it means "you have no choice but to lock them up," and that the policy will deter victims of domestic violence from coming forward.
A vast number of domestic violence cases already go unreported, according to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. An estimated 1.3 million women are victims of domestic violence.
A separate source reportedly "fumed" to the NY Post that "there's a lack of common sense in this department right now."
A police source told Metro that the memo was simply a reminder to "squad investigators to run complete criminal histories on everyone involved in their cases, including domestic violence victims."
"The thinking, of course, is that we can better do our jobs if we know exactly what, and who, we're dealing with," the source said. "As such, sometimes we find out that victims have open warrants.
"If it's for drinking an open beer somewhere — not a big deal," the source added. "If it's for something more important like a homicide in Albany 10 years ago, say, it can be a big deal."
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The Eagles opened up Class 1A, Area 10 play with a 20-0, five-inning rout of Brilliant Tuesday at the Sumiton Christian High School baseball field.
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The Eagles have now won five out of their last six games.
"We are going pretty good right now," Sumiton Christian coach Lance Blair said. "I feel like we are better than we were at the start of the year. We've cleaned up a lot of the mistakes we were making."
Eighth-ranked Sumiton Christian scored four runs in the first inning, five in the second and 11 in the third.
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Eagles' starting pitcher Tristan Weldon, didn't need much offense. He earned the win, tossing a shutout over five innings. Weldon allowed three hits and struck out three to improve to 2-0 on the season.
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The second inning started with Spencer Black walking and Alexander reaching on error. After two outs, Evan Love, Oates, Thompson and Bice drew consecutive walks as the Eagles began pulling away.
Weldon added an RBI single for a 9-0 lead.
In the third inning, six straight Sumiton Christian batters reached base after the first out was recorded. Oates drove in the first run of the inning with a fielder's choice and Thompson drew a bases-loaded walk for another run.
Bice had the big hit in the inning with a bases-clearing double to left field for a 14-0 lead. Sumiton Christian scored 11 runs in the third inning for a 20-0 lead.
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Sumiton Christian (9-4, 1-0) plays an area game at Brilliant today at 2 p.m.
Oakman 4, Cordova 1
Oakman scored three runs in the top of the first inning and Case Key did the rest as the Wildcats snapped Cordova's eight-game winning streak with a 4-1 road win on Tuesday.
Key got the win, scattering seven hits and three walks while allowing one run in seven innings. Cordova had combined to score 43 runs in its previous two games, wins over Vinemont and Brindlee Mountain.
Oakman led 3-0 after the first inning and added another run in the third. For Oakman, Jase Trotter was 2 for 4, Zac Blanton was 1 for 3 with an RBI, Key was 1 for 4 and Caleb Woods was 1 for 4. Oakman took advantage of seven Cordova errors in the game.
For Cordova, Zac Guerra and Cam Honeycutt were 2 for 3 while Stephen Kilpatrick was 2 for 4 with an RBI. The Blue Devils scored their lone run in the seventh inning.
Chase Trotter took the loss for Cordova. He gave up all four runs on seven hits while striking out four in six innings. Clark Chance pitched a perfect seventh for the Blue Devils, striking out all three batters he faced.
Oakman (8-8) hosts Parrish on Thursday.
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