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- 5 medium tart apples, sliced
- 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
- 1 can (14 ounces) whole-berry cranberry sauce
- 3/4 cup quick-cooking oats
- 1/3 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons wheat bran
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 3/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- Fat-free vanilla frozen yogurt, optional
- In a large bowl, combine apples and flour; toss to coat. Stir in cranberry sauce. Transfer to a 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish coated with cooking spray.
- In a small bowl, combine topping ingredients; sprinkle over apple mixture. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 40-45 minutes or until topping is golden brown and fruit is tender. Serve with frozen yogurt if desired. Yield: 8 servings.
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My husband and I loved this recipe. I too omitted the wheat bran (didn't have any), used some fresh cranberries in addition to cranberry sance called for. I left the peel on the apples but next time I would peel the apples. It's wonderful and very easy. Can't wait to make it again!
This was very tasty. Next time I would peel the apples. Served to company and they really liked it and asked for the recipe. I used Golden Delicious apples and doubled the topping. This is going into the recipe box. I also served it with vanilla ice cream. Easy to do. I would have given five stars but didn't care for the apple peels.
Very good dessert. I used Cool Whip for the topping. I will definitely make this again.
Recipe was very tasty. I used brown sugar substitute in the crumb topping since there is a diabetic in my household. I would definitely peel the apples next time.
Thought this was a great recipe. Loved the tart taste of cranberries and the sweeter taste of the apples. Will definitely make again.
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Former Melbourne coach Dean Bailey commented after he was sacked last August that he had had ''no hesitation at all in the first two years in ensuring the club was well placed for draft picks''. Photo: Sebastian Costanzo
A SECRET formula is the AFL's latest weapon in the battle against perceptions of ''tanking'' regarding priority draft picks.
The league announced yesterday that the system would be scrapped immediately, and new, much tougher criteria adopted, which AFL football operations manager Adrian Anderson said would make it ''extremely difficult and rare'' for clubs to win a priority pick either before the first round of the draft or after only one year's poor performance.
The new criteria will take into account factors such as recent performance, percentage, recent finals history and the impact of injury on team performance, but the decision to award priority picks will rest ultimately at the discretion of the AFL Commission.
And the AFL plans to keep the exact measuring sticks it will use a closely guarded secret in order to help defuse speculation about the possibility of teams tanking in order to receive prize draft selections. ''We don't want to encourage speculation around if a particular event happens or whether three or four wins or whatever may lead to a priority pick,'' Anderson said.
''There's a very legitimate policy reason not to make the precise workings of the formula public, as happens currently with compensation for players lost to the Gold Coast and Greater Western Sydney.''
Anderson, who said the changes had been greeted with unanimous approval by the clubs, will appoint a panel to help put the new criteria together, but said it was the commission that would be the ''ultimate check and balance'' on the process.
He denied that the change was a concession that clubs had rorted the system, nor was it a reaction to former Melbourne coach Dean Bailey's comment after he was sacked last August that he had had ''no hesitation at all in the first two years in ensuring the club was well placed for draft picks''. But Anderson admitted part of the rationale was to defuse ''an unhealthy obsession in some quarters'' with the concept of teams deliberately throwing matches.
He said the new system ''should reduce the volume of speculation'', but conceded the dreaded ''T'' word would not vanish from the football lexicon. ''We'll hear that word again, no doubt,'' he said.
Under the old formula, any side which accumulated 16 points or less in a season was entitled to a selection before the second round of the draft, and after two years of four wins or less, a pick before the first round.
Priority picks have been awarded 26 times in the past 14 years using that formula. Three times in the past decade, clubs with a nominal first selection of No. 4 in the draft had been pushed back to No. 7 because as many as three clubs had earned priority selections.
Anderson said a study by professor Jeff Borland, from Melbourne University, had shown that teams that received priority picks under the old system had, over the ensuing four to six years, outperformed teams that were only just ahead of them on the ladder at the time. Some of the AFL's biggest stars have come into the competition as priority selections, including three club captains - Carlton's Chris Judd (with West Coast), St Kilda's Nick Riewoldt and Hawthorn's Luke Hodge - along with Brownlow medallist Adam Cooney, Luke Ball, Ryan Griffen, Dale Thomas and Marc Murphy.
Anderson said the move towards a fully uncompromised draft would not adversely affect strugglers such as Port Adelaide. ''Receiving picks one, two or three really is a powerful thing to help clubs rebuild. What we're saying is only in the most exceptional circumstances should you receive something on top of that.
''As clubs become better at utilising draft picks, providing a club with pick one and two at the start of the draft is a massive free kick to that club, and works to the disadvantage of the clubs that are pushed back in the draft as a result.''


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|NC State ready for shot at rival UNC in Omaha
|Wednesday, June 12, 2013 10:48 PM
RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina State waited a long time to make it back to the College World Series. It only makes it sweeter that the first opponent will be the Wolfpack's hated rival.
N.C. State (49-14) left for Omaha Wednesday, the program's first trip to the CWS since 1968 and just the second overall. Its opener comes Sunday against North Carolina, the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA tournament.
The last time the teams met, the Tar Heels won 2-1 in 18 innings over Memorial Day weekend in the longest game in Atlantic Coast Conference tournament history.
"It definitely is meaningful because we owe them another game," N.C. State senior Tarran Senay said. "We owe them our best. It's going to be tough but it's going to be fun. It's a big one."
The Wolfpack advanced to Omaha with two 1-run wins against Rice in last weekend's super regionals here. In the second game, N.C. State had to rally from three down in the ninth before finally winning 5-4 in 17 innings in the longest super regional game ever.
It was a breakthrough for a program that has reached the NCAA tournament in 10 out of 11 years and reached the super regionals three times during that span. N.C. State had lost at Miami in 2003, Georgia in 2008 and Florida last year in what amounted to the same frustrating roadblock.
N.C. State coach Elliott Avent said he went right back to work preparing for Omaha after the Rice win. But he gave his players two days off to savor the moment while he started sorting through the congratulatory messages from former players.
"It's been a process," Avent added of the Wolfpack's climb. "Every person from Joey Devine to Aaron Bates and every person that I've heard from … the phone calls, the text messages, the tweets, the e-mails, it's just been so special because everyone knows they've been a part of this."
Avent has 648 wins in his 17 seasons and became the program's winningest coach in 2010, passing Sam Esposito — the coach who led the 1968 team to its only previous College World Series.
N.C. State had to wait two days to find out who it would face in its CWS opener. North Carolina's 3-game super regional series with South Carolina was delayed two days due to weather before the Tar Heels won Tuesday's decisive game 5-4.
It will be UNC's sixth trip to the College World Series in eight years, though the first meeting between the schools — separated by about a 30-minute drive along Interstate 40 — in the NCAA tournament.
"I do think it certainly has brought attention to college baseball in this area especially," UNC coach Mike Fox said after Tuesday's win. "I know how hard Elliott has worked over there with his program. It's hard, it's hard to get to Omaha — I keep telling myself that. We're going six times in eight years and I told the players (Monday) night, it's mind-blowing to me."
The teams met three times this year, twice in Raleigh during an April series. The Tar Heels took the series opener 7-1 to end the Wolfpack's 15-game winning streak, the program's longest in a decade. N.C. State won the second game 7-3 but the third game was rained out.
Then came the ACC tournament marathon in Durham, which drew the biggest-ever crowd for a college baseball game (11,392) in the history of the state.
N.C. State's players are ready for another shot at North Carolina — and beyond.
"We're not going there to play two games, we're going to play more," sophomore Trea Turner said. "Hopefully we can do that against Carolina and whoever we play after that. We definitely think we can win it … and we're going to give it our all."
Coach Cohen builds Mississippi St. into a winner
STARKVILLE, Miss. — It's taken just five years for John Cohen to revitalize Mississippi State's baseball program and return the Bulldogs to championship contention.
The journey hasn't been easy but a remade roster constructed with Cohen's ideals of hustle, intensity and just enough talent have led the Bulldogs to the CWS for the first time since 2007. It's only their second trip since 1998.
This group of blue-collar Bulldogs also have a healthy sense of humor.
"We're just 27 dumb guys," Mississippi State pitcher Luis Pollorena said. "But once you put us all together, you won't beat us."
Mississippi State (48-18) will face No. 3 national seed Oregon State (50-11) on Saturday in Omaha.
The Bulldogs do have one legitimate superstar. Junior outfielder Hunter Renfroe — who was the 13th overall pick by the San Diego Padres last week — leads the offense with a .360 batting average, 15 homers and 61 RBIs.
But the rest of the roster has been filled with interchangeable heroes. The most recent is senior left-hander Chad Girodo, who has struck out 24 batters in 13 innings during the postseason.
"Everybody kind of fits into this thing and you've got a nice mix," Cohen said. "It's like any recipe — it involves a lot of different ingredients."
Cohen was an outfielder for Mississippi State during the program's glory years, when the Bulldogs went to Omaha three times in 10 seasons, including his senior season in 1990. He was brought back to his alma mater before the 2009 season, charged with rebuilding a program that had turned mediocre.
But he looked like a bad fit in Starkville for the first two years, especially during the awful 2010 season that included a 6-24 record in the Southeastern Conference.
But a young group of players — included Girodo — believed in Cohen's approach and helped the program grow.
The Bulldogs made a surprise run to the NCAA tournament's super regional round in 2011 before losing to Florida and then won the SEC tournament in 2012. A veteran team returned this spring, started the season on a 17-game winning streak and hasn't slowed down much since.
"If anyone watches what we do on a daily basis, you would understand that we've put in the work and the time," Girodo said. "We've worked so hard on what we do and we're finally getting rewarded for it. It's so awesome."
Cohen said it's gratifying watching players like Girodo — who threw just 7 2/3 innings last season — mature into quality players.
"There's a bond that forms, there's no doubt about it," Cohen said. "Those bonds will last forever and ever and ever."
As Mississippi State's roster has changed, so has Cohen. The 42-year-old is known for his aggressive personality but there hasn't been much yelling lately.
The 48 wins have helped ease his blood pressure but so has a group of players that he recruited and now trusts.
Mississippi State first baseman Wes Rea said Cohen's fiery reputation is well deserved but also a bit exaggerated; he gives the team's captains a lot of input on decisions and is open to suggestions.
An example: Cohen relaxed the team's no facial hair rule after pitcher Trevor Fitts put together a full Power Point presentation that included successful players who sported a scruffy face.
Mississippi State might pride itself on a loose attitude but they've been quite efficient when the games come. The Bulldogs have won 12 of their last 15, including an impressive 2-game sweep over Virginia in the super regional round to advance to Omaha.
Now Mississippi State will try to win its first national championship in baseball. This is the Bulldogs' ninth trip to Omaha but they've never finished higher than third.


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Three point hitch questions
If I were to put a three point hitch on my 184, would i still be able to have the mower deck on there too or would it have to be removed to use the three point? Is there a good source for three point hitch parts for these lowboys? Thanks guys.
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It still works with the mower deck because you need to install a hydraulic selector valve so you can seperate each one when operating it. (center rocker shaft & rear 3pt hitch) Ebay is the only place i see for 3pt hitches unless a tractor scrap yard has one.
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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Other than the cylinder and maybe the selector valve/ switch, I think I could just about build one if I could find the parts for a pattern. Might not be easy but, I think I could.
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You can build one yourself sure. Anything is possible with a torch and a welder and enough time and money! Just look at NASA. By the way my 154 is Tee'ed in to the belly mower lift. It uses a locking bar to isolate the 3 point. I don't see the need for a diverter valve. But they are nice to have. Get you a good shop manual so that you can see the hydraulic system break down. You will want to get the cessna cylinder and there are some on e=bay right now. Beware the hydraulic fittings are oddball. Good hunting
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That huge 15" woofer may look impressive but ever wonder why they're not on Polk speakers? There are several reasons why bigger is not always better when it comes to your speaker's drivers.
While huge drivers with imposing and wide cabinets may look impressive, using multiple smaller drivers has tremendous advantages. With the exception of the largest car audio subwoofers, Polk Audio does not use drivers larger in diameter then 12" for subwoofers. Our larger bookshelf and tower speakers use multiple smaller drivers, usually 7" or less. What this means for you is more detailed, higher quality sound, in a less intrusive cabinet.
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We've gone through the positives of employing multiple smaller drivers. Are there any negatives? Well, yes and no. First, a smaller driver handles less power then a larger driver; thus, the smaller driver cannot move as much air, nor can it play as loud as a larger driver. To address this, multiple smaller drivers work together to increase total power handling, usually more than what the single larger driver can handle.
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EARLIER: If you were subsisting on Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis's cymbal performance at the Oscars, then it's your lucky day: The first teaser for "The Campaign" has hit the web.
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There once was a boy named Kaleb Davis. Well, there still is.
But this boy wasn't -isn't- like other boys. He's got a whole
different planet under his feet, and a differently lit night sky
above his head. This is his story. The story that has no end. The
story that's still going on today.
Chapter One
The Lightly Train
The room was dark, small, and quiet. But that's how Kaleb Davis of Valtar Road liked it. The only thing to be heard was the faint sound of raindrops hitting the tiny window in his room, which happened to be the attic. This hightest room in the medium sized house. Which meant his room held the highest window, so the rain was much more loud. But not today. Today, of all the days it rained on Valtar Road, the rain was quiet. Which would've struck Kaleb as unusual had he been awake to see it. Or maybe if he'd even been in his bedroom. Or even in the house. But he wasn't. Kaleb Davis wasn't even on Valtar Road anymore. And so far, only one person knew why. Sadly, it wasn't either of his parents. His mother wept in his father's arms by the kitchen table. He held her close for comfort, but there's not much to be comfortable about when your thirteen year old son is missing. The sound of rain was still audible, but there was a new sound now. Something exciting? "I can't find him anywhere!" Kaleb's sister Ruby said as she burst through the front door in her rain jacket. Definitely not exciting, no. His mother looked up from her husband's chest and at her daughter. She got up and hugged Ruby, sobbing. Ruby didn't look to estatic. "Hey... at least we know we're not freaking out over something ridiculous, like him turning out to be on the back porch or something." She said. Her mother looked up to her face. "Oh, have you checked there?" She asked her daughter. "Yup. Not there." Her mother went back to the table to shed a few more tears. Ruby sat down in the chair next to her mother and sat down her yellow hat, which was wet from the rain. It lay on the small, circular brown table as suddenly, everything went silence. Not slowly, but all at once. As if someone had muted a televison. There was no sound. If there were to be something unmissable, something you just had to hear, it would've, at least, been your own breath. But not even that sound played through the room. Kaleb's father rose from the table and walked toward the window where a figure of a girl running was visable. She was running toward the house. He opened the door for her. She stopped running and came straight into the house. She was soaking wet and out of breath. She was hunched over, hands on her knees as she gasped for air. Ruby got the strange girl a glass of water. She took it quickly from Ruby's hands and chugged it as fast as it seemed she could. "Are you okay? Can you breathe?" The mother, Annie, asked. The girl held her right hand up into the air, moving it around a few times, then letting it drop. "Breathe? Oh, no, I wasn't trying to breathe. I was just thirsty." She said, setting the glass down with her left hand. "Thirsty?" Ruby asked. "What's your name?" The father, Mark, had also asked. "Never mind that! Kaleb, your son, I know where he is." She said.
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Head Coach Yolett McPhee-McCuin and the Dolphins are looking to claim their first win of the season on Wednesday and only South Florida stands in their way. Wrapping up a two-game road swing before their Nov. 20 home opener, the Dolphins head to Tampa for a 7 p.m. tipoff.
The teams first played each other in December of the 1999-2000 season, and in eight games the Bulls lead the series, 8-0.
Just six points short from winning their season opener, the Fins showed a much improved offense in the 69-64 loss to Florida A&M last Friday.
Spearheading that offensive attack was freshman guard Sherranda Reddick. In her collegiate debut she led all scorers with 26 points while shooting 6-9 from beyond the arc. She also contributed six rebounds and one assist.
Sophomore Queen Alford chipped in with 13 points and seven boards, four of which were on the offensive end.
In 21 minutes of action, senior captain Stephanie Edwards played well on both sides of the ball. The guard contributed eight points, four rebounds, three assists and four steals. The Dolphins scored on each of her steals and she went coast-to-coast on two of them to score on layups.
Forward Kimberly Dawkins also played quality minutes for JU. Knocking down baskets late in the game, Dawkins shot 4-for-5 from the field to score eight points with six rebounds, a steal and an assist.
The Bulls (1-1) are coming off of a dominating, 81-46, home performance against Central Connecticut State. Four players average double-digits in scoring and guard Courtney Williams leads the team with 15.5 PPG. Forward Alisia Jenkins is posting 14.5 PPG to go along with 10.5 RPG.
"We expect South Florida to play an up-tempo style of basketball on both ends. We need to execute well against their pressure defense and defend both in transition and in the half court," commented McCuin.


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Also are we breeding a generation of lightweights who cant get their feet wet in winter??
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mpgrays wrote:Lightweights, wimps and wusses. Makes you sick, a light dusting of snow the binmen all start wimpering, the police retire to the canteen, the road sweepers double the cafe owners takings and public transport providers all faint with fear. Where are all the real men I ask myself ........ all gone in the mists of time to be replaced by useless muppets! ;o)
What snow??
Also are we breeding a generation of lightweights who cant get their feet wet in winter??
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NORMAL, Ill. -- An Illinois State University student is being treated at a Twin Cities hospital after police say she was shot near campus early Saturday morning.
Authorities say the shooting occurred on the 700 block of North Adelaide Street, just before 3 a.m.
Police were called to the scene after witnesses say a fight broke out. The situation escalated quickly, and ended with gunshots.
The victim was taken to Advocate Bromenn Medical Center and treated for what appeared to be non life-threatening injuries.
Students received an emergency alert text roughly two hours after the shooting occurred.
One resident heard the gun shots and immediately locked the door.
"When I first heard it I was like was that really a gun? Could it have been a gun? Like I kinda tried to tell myself it wasn't. Ya know I was kind of in disbelief at first and kinda ya know? We were all a little shaken up," said local resident, Shelby Temple.
Another local resident was in disbelief.
"I was just shocked. It was ridiculous. I didn't think anything like that could happen in this area," said Brent Long.
University directors are doing their best to assure students and their families campus is safe.
ISU President Al Bowman has released a statement on the university's website.
"Although this is an unfortunate way to begin the new school year, it is important you know that your well-being is our top priority and that Illinois State will always quickly provide emergency information throughout the campus community."
University officials and police say they are working side by side to comfort students, and the victim's family.
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Police have made no arrests in the case.
The victims name has not been released.
The gunman is described as a black male, wearing all black clothing, armed with a handgun.
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Doctors at the University of Maryland Hospital for Children diagnosed pediatric patient Ashton Schomburg with a complex dermoid cyst in December 2010. The surgery to remove the cyst involved a multidisciplinary team of physicians and surgeons, including Dr. Kevin Pereira and Dr. Bryan Ambro. In this three-minute video, Ashton's parents talk about the care their family received during their time at the Medical Center, as well as their surprise at their son's fast recovery.
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Wednesday night, Rays second baseman Will Rhymes was hit square in the forearm by a pitch from Franklin Morales. That wasn't a real big deal - batters get hit by pitches all the time. Rhymes was examined, he stayed in the game, and he went to first base.
That's when it got scary. Because that's when Rhymes removed himself and fainted in the arms of the Rays' first-base coach. Rhymes was down for several minutes before he came to, and he was carted off the field and taken for exams. It looked at that point like Rhymes had suffered some kind of break.
Nope. No break. Rhymes is fine, turns out. Bruised, but fine. That was all resolved quickly.
#Rays Rhymes "fine" after passing out to due adrenaline rush, Maddon said, but being x-rayed to see if arm bruised or broken— Marc Topkin (@TBTimes_Rays) May 17, 2012
#Rays say x-rays negative on Rhymes, has a bruise, is considered day to day.— Marc Topkin (@TBTimes_Rays) May 17, 2012
Rhymes got hit by a pitch, removed himself from a baseball game, and fainted. Rhymes could be back and playing in another game in a matter of days. It's a tremendous relief, and now the Rays can feel even better about their Wednesday win over the Red Sox.


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Sara's Tech Tips: Spring Clean Your Computer
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Spring is here, so you know what that means – spring-cleaning! As much as any room in the house, your computer needs a little cleaning love too. Here are 4 steps to help you get started:
- Straighten your desktop – If you have programs on the desktop or start up menu that you haven't used in the last year, you probably aren't going to use them. These programs take up memory and slow your computer down, especially when booting it up. In order to get rid of them, you need to "uninstall" them (dragging them to the trash/recycling bin only removes the icon/shortcut, but NOT the actual software.) Also, make some folders for the documents, pictures, and everything else that's cluttering your desktop. Even if it is titled "random" or "Sara's stuff," at least it's a start!
- Eliminate duplicates – One of my computer pet peeves is duplicate pictures. I like to have them saved at work and at home. So, every time I sync my mobile phone, I end up with two or three copies of every picture, argh! Duplicate File Finder (also duplicate image and song finder) is free software that will do the job for you. You can even narrow down what files/folders you want searched. After they are identified, you choose to delete, move, or even copy to somewhere else. Let the type A personalities rejoice!
- Clean up & Defrag – Both the disk clean up and defragment can be done right from your own computer. I like to compare it to the self-cleaning oven (not that I ever use my oven…). On a Windows computer click the start button and then go to Programs>Accessories>System tools. The clean up will get rid of all of your temporary files and caches, whereas defrag will help your hard drive to work more efficiently by grouping pieces of related data back together.
- Back it up – The first question any IT person will ask you when you're frantic because you erased or lost a recently perfected resume, or the pictures from your family vacation: Did you back it up? We've all been told to back up, back up, back up—but now it's time to do something about it. It will cost you a little money, but can you really put a price on your family photos? Starting at about $100, you can buy an external hard drive to store files, or utilize an online back up service like Mozy or Carbonite for a mere $5 a month or so.
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To better prepare themselves if a tornado or disaster strikes East Texas, several agencies practiced full scale drills in Smith County.
From tornado search and rescue exercises to decontamination drills, they spent hours working together to train and evaluate their work.
"We are EMPG funded, which means Emergency Management Performance Grant funded, and we are required by the state to host these drills," said Mary Thompson with the Smith County Fire Marshal's office. Multiple agencies participated in four scenarios: the touchdown of a tornado in a residential neighborhood, the rescue of two men trapped in a trench, a downed cargo plane, and an overturned vehicle leaking a chemical which required the decontamination unit. Exercises that seem a little more real following the recent tragedies in Texas. "It's very important because you never know when Smith County is going to get hit like Granbury or like Cleburne and prayers go out to those people and those families," Thompson said. To help with these drills is a brand new piece of equipment, which is now the heart of incident command.Firefighters said during the 2011 wildfire season, there was an outpour of support from Smith County residents. A total of $41,000 was donated and put into a wildfire account. That money along with a few other donations, purchased a mobile command center. "We didn't have anything like this or were capable of doing this kind of drill or anything; we were trying to run everything out of the back of a pickup truck," said Eric Lowry with Dixie Fire Department. This center is a huge upgrade and although it has only been used for a few drills, they say it is operational and ready to go if ever need for a real disaster.
The agencies graded themselves on how successful Saturday's drill was and sent that information to the Texas Division of Emergency Management in Austin.
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This was shot during my last trip to Ottawa. The setup looks great. I found out afterwards that there was already a picture there but it's in summer. Mine is shot in winter so why not publish it.
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The capital of Canada is Ottawa, in the province of Ontario. There are offically ten provinces and three territories in Canada, which is the second largest country in the world in terms of land area.
While politically and legally an independant nation, the titular head of state for Canada is still Queen Elizabeth.
On the east end of Canada, you have Montreal as the bastion of activity. Montreal is famous for two things, VICE magazine and the Montreal Jazz Festival. One is the bible of hipster life (disposable, of course) and the other is a world-famous event that draws more than two million people every summer. Quebec is a French speaking province that has almost seceded from Canada on several occasions, by the way..
When you think of Canada, you think of . . . snow, right?
But not on the West Coast. In Vancouver, it rains. And you'll find more of the population speaking Mandarin than French (but also Punjabi, Tagalog, Korean, Farsi, German, and much more).
Like the other big cities in Canada, Vancouver is vividly multicultural and Vancouverites are very, very serious about their coffee.
Your standard Vancouverite can be found attired head-to-toe in Lululemon gear, mainlining Cafe Artigiano Americanos (spot the irony for ten points).
But here's a Vancouver secret only the coolest kids know: the best sandwiches in the city aren't found downtown. Actually, they're hidden in Edgemont Village at the foot of Grouse Mountain on the North Shore.
"It's actually worth coming to Canada for these sandwiches alone." -- Michelle Superle, Vancouver
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Enjoy one of the regions greatest places to visit! Explore the Roger Williams Park Zoo's 40 acres that features over 100 different species! For only $5.00 (regular rate is $15.00 per person), Becker students can register for the trip and get: round trip transportation to Providence and admission into the Zoo. There are indoor and outdoor exhibits to enjoy, concessions (you can also bring your own food in to enjoy at the Zoo's picnic tables and seating areas), gift shops and more!
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3.53/5 rDev -4.1%
Poured into an oversized wine glas a slight hazed golden with some peach color hue,a nice 1/2 finger sticky white head atop.A mix of spice and some mineral-like aromas I thought the fruity notes were subdued but were noticeable.Flavors are tilted to the spice as well but a decent herbal hop smack comes thru in the finish.Not overly complex,pretty straight forward but not all that bad.
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On tap at Maduro. Sample size 2 11 oz pours into a St. Bernie chalice and 1 massive pour into a Bells tulip.
Completely transparent, bubbly gold with a thick white head that rapidly dissipates to nothing. Looks almost like a lager.
Nice nose but light. Some pear, apple, and clove but all are subtle to light. No booze is present. Hints of citrus. Light and airy.
Flavor is a different story. Bananas, pears, apples and clove spice. A touch of pepper spice and some nice sourness round everything out. This is spot on for the style and offers everything I want. Mildly wheaty with a noticeable amount of hops, noble perhaps? Light and crisp body. Clean. Well done and highly drinkable. Very well balanced.
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On tap at de Halve Maan following the brewery tour.
A- bright gold with a bit of haze (the beer on tap at the brewery is apparently an unfiltered version) with a nice three finger tall head that sticks around throughout and leaves classic Belgian lacing.
S- bright sweet malted barley (of course I can smell the wort throughout Bruges right now) and a distinctive wood and all spice character that seems to come mostly from hops, but I suspect yeast derivatives also factor in. Very low fruity ester levels.
T- again the hops (Czech by origin according o the tour guide and taste) come through with allspice, grass and wood balanced with a sweet fresh barley note. Finish is lightly bitter and refreshing.
M- A fairly thin beer but lively carbonation makes it mouth filling and let's the hops shine through.
O- a nice beer, though not my favorite Belgian. The Czech hops and low esters make it come of more as an imperial pils than a Belgian blonde. It was nice to try but I probably won't search it out again.
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3.78/5 rDev +2.7%
A 330ml bottle with a BB of Jan 2015. Purchased in Bruges last year while visiting the city (it survived the return flight, unlike my bottle of Straffe Hendrik). Brings back memories of Brugge!
Poured into a Delirium chalice. Bottle conditioned. A hazy golden-amber hue with plentiful carbonation. Yields a large head of fluffy white foam that lasts for a few minutes before collapsing to a surface layer. Aroma of fruity Belgian yeast with hints of light malt, grass/hay, spice, earthiness and a warming whiff of booze. Pleasantly rounded.
Tastes of light caramel malt with a yeasty character and a dry finish. Notes of fruity yeast esters, mild banana, grass/hay, earthiness, subtle spice and stewed hops. Well-attenuated, with a hint of alcohol in the background followed by a restrained, leafy bitterness. Mouthfeel is smooth, dry and tingly, with good body and nicely-judged carbonation. Lightly astringent, with an aftertaste of earthy yeast, fruity esters and mild stewed hops.
A rather lovely brew that goes down all too easily. It looks great, and the aroma/flavour are balanced and satisfying. Earthy, fruity yeast esters and subtle hop notes mingle to produce a solidly crafted Belgian pale ale. The body is spot on. Very drinkable, and if I lived in Belgium I could easily imagine this becoming a regular fridge beer. Well worth sampling if you come across it (though I recommend trying it in Bruges).
07-25-2013 23:30:22 | More by jazzyjeff13
South Carolina
3.81/5 rDev +3.5%
Well sealed 2008 750 ml corked bottle.
Appearance: Pours a hazy golden color with a sudsy white head that as excellent retention and leaves good lacing
Smell: A fruity banana/lemon/orange/lime with some bready light malts, clove and yeast. Slightly musty. Lots of fine-grained carbonation.
Taste: Mildly tart with noticeable sweetness too. Nicely complex, with hints of lemon, orange, banana and light spices.
Mouthfeel: Light bodied and very effervescent, somewhat like champagne although fuller.
Overall: A gentle but complex beer, with many nuances of aromas and flavors. Recommended.
06-04-2013 02:55:00 | More by chinchill
3.63/5 rDev -1.4%
Appearance: Nice golden color with medium head but little lacing.
Smell: Mostly Honey and citrus with mild spices.
Taste: Tastes very close to the smell. Maybe some minor notes of orange zest and wood notes.
Mouthfeel: Light bodied but full of carbonation. Nice dry finish.
Drinkability: Very appropriate for the style. I enjoyed the beer but at the price point I don't think I will be drinking this much.
02-03-2007 06:10:22 | More by stereosforgeeks
4.35/5 rDev +18.2%
(Served in a tulip)
3/14 12:25 stamped on cap
A- This beer pours a clear golden copper body with a light beige head that mushrooms above the glass and sticks to the glass in sheets. There is a swirl of strong tiny bubbles.
S- The dry apricot ester notes finish with a green leafy hops hint that is dry.
T- The dry leafy hop flavor leads to a pils malt flavor and a dry finish. There is a dry candy ester note and some dry caramel notes that come through as the beer warms and a field corn note pops in aswell.
M- this beer has a light mouthfeel with a tight fizz and no alcohol heat noticed.
O- This beer is a nice crisp dry beer with the esters adding some perceived sweetness that gives this nice depth and it is still very drinkable.
01-10-2013 14:12:43 | More by rhoadsrage
4/5 rDev +8.7%
09-11-2013 21:04:08 | More by Jgrody
3.75/5 rDev +1.9%
05-27-2012 17:07:14 | More by Tomblerone
3.63/5 rDev -1.4%
Pale clear golden orange in the glass is topped with two fingers of snow white bubbles that last and last and last. Lots of sticky lace as you drink it down.
Aromas are ery subdued...a bit of belgian yeasties, sweet pale malts, lots of breadiness.
Taste is pretty typical for a Belgian Pale..fruity, biscuity, sweet pale malt and candied sugars and just the barest touch of bitter hops at the end.
Mouthfeel is typical as well with nice carbonation.
03-02-2008 01:03:32 | More by IntriqKen
North Carolina
3.53/5 rDev -4.1%
Pours a glowing gold color with 2-inch head that lasts a long while, thanks to the multitude of bubbles feeding it. Big snakes of lace form as the liquid slowly disappears.
Strong aroma of pilsner malts (like Duvel), light bread, light biscuit, apple, faint honey, slight yeast accent.
Sour apple, lemon, light flowery hops, and Saltines in the flavor. Nice, if typical of the style. The finish has a strangeness that brings the enjoyment down a bit. (Expires 2009, so it's not too old.) Tastes a little off, and the puckery mouthfeel dries quickly. Carbonation is moderate, but the dryness and peculiar finish dominate.
This is decent, but nothing special in a world of Belgian beers that kick its ass. Certainly easy to drink, I'd never turn it away, glad I tried it, but there are more convincing examples of the style out there.
07-23-2007 22:00:10 | More by Metalmonk
United Kingdom (England)
4.2/5 rDev +14.1%
08-27-2014 08:41:44 | More by mattfancett
4/5 rDev +8.7%
Vintage 2006.
Pours a clear yellow with slight orange colors, a peachy slight haze and great white head that leaves good lace. Nose is vinous and sour. Taste follows the nose and is quite sour with some almost white wine notes. Some spices here and some apple flavors on the extremely dry finish. Almost sour on the finish but in a good way with granny smith tones. Mouthfeel is good but sour. Drinkability is good, but the sourness detracts from it just a bit.
01-28-2008 05:02:49 | More by AKBelgianBeast
Ontario (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -25.3%
Source: The Belgian Shop. Expirey 2009. Immediate horse blanket that of course overwhelms taste. Lots of creamy foam on a light beige/golden body. some sweet yeast. Nothing exceptional, a poor Belgian. Medium or lighter lagery mouthfeel, suitably carbonated.
07-01-2007 04:13:30 | More by Sammy
3.13/5 rDev -14.9%
I tried this last night at the Brewhaus after work.
A - The cool bottle has a joker on it (zot means fool in the Dutch language spoken in Belgium), and feels really heavy. The brew is light golden straw with a fluffy two finger head of creamy white foam. The beer is hazy with yeast particles, and the head shows decent retention.
S - Sour cream and dough notes come through on the nose, and the malt profile is moderately sweet. Smells really yeasty and fresh, like a bakery.
T - This is really yeasty and cleanly fresh on my tongue. There isn't really a whole helluva lot of complexity or interesting flavors going on here, but it tastes good enough. There is a mild hop undercurrent that reminds me of hay bales. There is a very gentle fruit aspect (oeach maybe) that is only barely there.
M - On the lighter side of medium bodied with quite a lot of carbonation and a very neutral finish. This is an extremely clean brew that has almost no aftertaste.
D - I think that this is pretty boring and uninspired, but it is quite drinkable and thirst quenching. The major thing that Zot's got going for it is the extremely fresh yeast profile and mild hay-like hops. This might be a good beer to introduce BMC drinkers to the world of Belgian beers, since it seems that this beer would appeal to the masses more than it does to a beer nerd like me.
Oh, and at$6.75 a bottle, I won't order one of these at Brewhaus again!
05-14-2008 15:00:31 | More by pmcadamis
3.75/5 rDev +1.9%
08-27-2013 01:17:53 | More by dirtylou
3.75/5 rDev +1.9%
07-30-2013 12:22:26 | More by Ciocanelu
3.85/5 rDev +4.6%
On-tap in Ghent. Another tasty Belgian pale ale. Appeared a pretty gold in the Zot semi-chalice. This had a medium-thickness mouthfeel like you'd expect for a 6% beer, but the flavor was lighter and seemed to lift the beer up to a more drinkable standard. Typical, but fresh, Belgian malt and spice flavors. An excellent standard of a beer.
04-23-2009 15:43:56 | More by tempest
Brugse Zot from Brouwerij Straffe Hendrik / Huisbrouwerij De Halve Maan
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Take your pick: 41 blue whales, 10 Boeing 747 jumbo jets, 5,000 tons or 10 million pounds. Whichever one you prefer, that's roughly the weight of trash that was collected by volunteers during Ocean Conservancy's 2012 International Coastal Cleanup (Cleanup). More than 10 million pounds of trash – that's an astounding amount.
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MEMPHIS, TN (WMC) - Millions have flocked to theaters in recent weeks to see "The Blind Side," a movie inspired by former Briarcrest football player Michael Oher and his adoptive family, the Tuohys.
Thursday, Leigh Anne and Sean Tuohy took an entire high school to see them film, which has surprised them with its success.
"If you would have told me a year ago, much less a million, that any of this would be going on, we would've said, 'Oh, you're crazy,'" Leigh Anne said Thursday.
"We just can't believe it all happened," Sean Tuohy added.
The film follows the Tuohy family's decision to adopt homeless African American teenager Michael Oher. The family helps Oher overcome obstacles to become an all-star football player, get into college and picked in the first round of the NFL draft.
It's a message the Tuohy's hoped would inspire students at Douglass High School, and as a special treat, Thursday the Tuohys gave students, faculty and staff there a chance to see the movie.
"Everybody from Douglas, probably close to 750 people today," Leigh Anne said.
The students even got free drinks and popcorn. The Tuohys said they chose Douglass High School for a reason.
"I think Douglas is in the poorest zip code in the city of Memphis," Leigh Anne said. "I also know some of the coaches there."
Students like Rodney King appreciated the gesture.
"It gives us an opportunity to get out and reward us for doing good things," King said.
The Tuohys said they wanted the students to know that if they continue to dream big, anything is possible.
"It inspires us no matter what community we come from," said student Hope Dennis. "We can be anything we want to be."
The Tuohys said they hope more students will get an opportunity to go see the movie.
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Updated 12:15pm Wednesday 9th April 2014 in News By Mike Murphy-Pyle, Chief Reporter
A top grammar school is planning to build a comprehensive school to serve pupils from Sutton, Surrey and Croydon.
Wallington County Grammar School (WCGS) is developing plans to build a free school on the Walcountians Sports Club site in Carshalton Road near Banstead, which is already owned by the school.
Jonathan Wilden, headteacher of WCGS, said the plan for the site is to build a school but to retain the sports club so the school can use the facilities to promote the benefits of participation in sport while allowing the public to use is in the evenings and weekends.
The scheme is one of two plans WCGS is exploring. The other is to build a new school in south Croydon to alleviate a growing school places crisis in the area. Talks have already opened between the school and Croydon Council with the aim of finding a site.
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Mr Wilden said: "We're applying to the Department for Education for permission to build a free school, an 11 to 18 comprehensive school.
"It will not be an expansion of this school it will be a non-selective school that will be totally separate but within the Wallington County Grammar School Federation.
"We are talking to Croydon because there is a worse issue regarding school places there than in Sutton. We are looking with Croydon [Council] to see if a site could be available.
"The other option is the Walcountians Sports Club. Because of its location, that would draw people Clockhouse, which is a part of Sutton, as well as Surrey and Croydon.
"It would not replace the sports club. My vision is a school that promotes the importance of sport, that participation in sport will help their academic results and that learning to win and learning to lose is a part of the academic experience.
"Educationally, WCGS is one of the best grammar schools around and we have the know-how to make a fantastic comprehensive school."
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I wonder what will happen in this Comp? This could well be VERY interesting.
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One thing is very certian they are not asking Sutton Council to build it on Sutton owned land. Therefore they are not going to build this school in Clockhouse or on Corrigan Rec nor the Woods. No Sutton land is being eyed up.
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The Montreal Impact will have no shortage of quality players from which to choose when Wednesday's 2012 MLS Expansion Draft is held at 2 p.m. Eastern via conference call. Among the available players will be seven Designated Players, the league's all-time leading scorer and any number of players who earned significant roles with their teams last year.
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Zarek Valentin: The Chivas USA defender made 24 starts and played the fourth most minutes on the team as a rookie after being the No. 4 overall pick. He did graduate from Generation adidas this year, though, so his full salary will be on the books next year. Last year, he made more than $130,000 in guaranteed salary.
Kosuke Kimura: The fullback was one of only two outfield players to start every game for the defending MLS Cup champions. He ended up with the third most minutes played on the team, but there are rumors that he may head back to Japan.
Sanna Nyassi: After being picked in last year's Expansion Draft and being traded to the Rapids, he had a breakout year. His five goals and five assists were the most combined points on the Rapids, despite playing less than 1,600 minutes. He also made just $42,000 this year.
Anthony Wallace: The Rapids fullback struggled with injuries this year, but when healthy he's young, cheap and good enough to have earn a U.S. national team cap.
Andres Mendoza: The Crew DP had his issues with the fans and coach Robert Warzycha, but he scored 13 goals. He's easily the best scorer available.
Brian Ching: The Houston Dynamo forward scored five goals in just 1,242 minutes last year. He has said that he'll retire if the Impact take him, though, and made more than $400,000 last year.
Paolo Cardozo: He was a bit of a Swiss Army knife for the LA Galaxy this year, making appearances at forward and at several midfield positions. He's young (22), cheap and has considerable upside.
Milton Caraglio: The New England Revolution presumably paid a decent amount of money in transfer fee to acquire him, since he was listed as DP despite a salary of less than $60,000. He didn't exactly dominate, but after scoring three goals and having two assists in 12 games, he seemed like a player the Revolution would want to keep around.
Freddy Adu: The Philadelphia Union midfielder never solidified himself as a starter, but showed plenty of promise. You have to imagine his salary, which could make him a DP next year, is what the Union are hoping will scare off the Impact.
Paulo Jr.: The Real Salt Lake forward was hurt much of the year, but at $42,000 he's one of the best scoring bargains available.
Bobby Convey: One year after winning the MLS Comeback Player of the Year award, he once again fell out of favor with coach Frank Yallop. He made more than $300,000 last year, but could be a nice piece for a building team.
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Here is anothe rkey matchup to consider for Sunday's Vikings-Bears game in Minnesota:
Bears RB Kahlil Bell vs. Vikings front seven
Bell has been increasingly impressive the past few games, gashing the Packers for 121 yards on 23 carries, including several in which he broke tackles to gain additional yardage. He's not especially fleet of foot, nor does he have a bevy of fancy moves in the open field. But Bell runs hard, has good size and can carry the load. He also is a surprisingly solid receiver, gaining 7.5 yards per catch this season.
One negative: Bell put two balls on the ground against the Packers (though neither was lost), which is something he can't do if he wants to be Matt Forté's backup next season. And that's what this is: an exhibition to show he can have an expanded role if he is re-signed. He will be a restricted free agent following this season.
He should get the bulk of the carries against a Vikings front seven that made the Saints look like an excellent running team and allowed Redskins RB Evan Royster (who has spent most of the season on the practice squad until recently) to run for 132 yards on only 19 carries in Week 16.
E.J. Henderson is solid against the run, and Chad Greenway has a nose for the ball. But both players have made too many tackles that have come six, seven and eight yards downfield this season. WLB Erin Henderson had a bad game Saturday, especially on a 28-yard run by Royster in which Henderson was out of position. The line also hasn't been great vs. the run, especially inside.


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On a lovely Saturday afternoon I found myself meeting a friend for wine tasting at her choice: Lambert Bridge Winery out off West Dry Creek Road. The heat was almost unbearable which made walking into a cool tasting room so much more enjoyable in addition to the intended wine tasting. We walked up the driveway and first noticed the large stone mansion with large intimidating wooden doors that looked like they came from the medieval period. Inside, we found a large bar that stretched the length of the tasting room packed full of customers enjoying their wine. To the left we saw the barrel room through the large glass doors. The dim chandelier light gave the room a romantic Victorian feel and a private party inside was obviously enjoying themselves. The friendly staff welcomed us into their home and made us feel a part of the family.
At the end of the bar we found some room to position ourselves. We were offered 3 tasting menus and based on the lack of wine tasting my friend had experienced we decided to stick with the basics: Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Zinfandel, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon. I usually find myself preferring reds but I was surprised to have chosen the Sauvignon Blanc as my favorite. It was a well-balanced wine with cool crisp notes of citrus and pear and a bit of minerality on the forefront. Perfect for the hot temperature that was brewing outside the cool stone walls of the building. We felt relaxed without pressure toward buying anything but decided on the Sav Blanc anyway.
We were welcomed to hang out in the chilly quarters and enjoy the company of the Lambert Bridge pups lounging around the tasting room. When we finally had the courage to step outside we snagged our bottle of wine along with two provided glasses and headed for the front yard. It was spectacular! It looked like a small park for picnics and BBQ's. A few parties sat and drank their wine as we cracked open our bottle.
After our second glass we found ourselves alone in the field of grass with a sea of umbrella canopies and empty benches. We had the whole area to ourselves. The gorgeous view and soothing sounds of the countryside were a relaxing treat. We made it even more of an intimate experience by taking the opportunity of being alone in such a profound spot and did a few cartwheels like it was our own backyard.


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No one was spotted on or near any campus; however, in the wake of the Assistant DA being fatally wounded this morning in Kaufman County and the suspects possibly heading into Van Zandt County, police had suggested a precautionary lockdown of the schools.
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If you find Firestones made in the USA, have they changed much over the years? I am curious as I have one almost unused USA Firestone on one side and one "who knows what" on the other and would like to try to better match the rear tires. Thanks, Lee
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They have not changed at all as far as I can tell
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Tires are still on my list.....would actually want to add dual wheels to my cub (A-La Barnyard) but don't have the budget for one set of rear wheels much less two sets.
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