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Whether you're looking for the best free Bible software program or you've decided to invest in a comprehensive Bible software package, this collection of top Bible software programs is sure to offer the option that's just right for your budget and your Bible study needs.
Review - Logos Bible Software 5 Gold
With Logos 5, I'm more excited than ever to study the Bible. Learn what's new in the latest release of Logos Bible Software and what's to love in the resource packed Gold package.
Review - Logos Bible Software 3 Scholar's Library
The unique engine that powers Logos Bible Software 3 Scholar's Library is the Libronix Digital Library System. This powerful digital system is like having your own personal librarian, who, at the touch of a button, will look up and organize all of the information you'll ever need for comprehensive Bible study.
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Logos Bible Software, powered by the unique Libronix Digital Library System, is a top selling Bible application. Logos is designed for any Bible user, from beginner to the most serious Bible scholar. You can read user reviews of this Bible software, or share your experience with Logos Bible Software by writing a review. See... See submissions ...See submissions
Review - Accordance 9 Bible Software Premier Library Collection
Accordance 9 Bible Software, written specifically for Macs, is a powerful tool to take you deeper into the Bible. The flexible search function and vast collection of commentaries and resources provide focused information at the click of a mouse. Check out this review of Accordance 9 Bible Software to learn its many features.
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This collection of best mobile Bible software features reviews of top Bible software applications for Palm, Pocket PC, and other portable PDA devices. These recommendations include free Bible software and programs for purchase from today's leading electronic publishers of portable Bible software applications.
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Review - Olive Tree BibleReader for iPhone and iPod Touch
Olive Tree BibleReader is a free Bible software application for mobile devices including iPhone and iPod touch, Pocket PC, Palm, Smartphone, Blackberry and more. Sue Chastain, About.com's Guide to Graphics Software, reviews the many features and conveniences of using Olive Tree BibleReader on your iPhone or iPod touch.
Review - Olive Tree BibleReader for Windows Mobile
Olive Tree BibleReader is a free Bible software application for mobile devices including Pocket PC, Palm, Smartphone, Blackberry and more. Sue Chastain, About.com's Guide to Graphics Software, reviews the many features and conveniences of using Olive Tree BibleReader on your Windows Mobile Pocket PC.
Review - Laridian MyBible
Laridian Electronic Publishing offers Bible software for Palm, Pocket PC and various other mobile devices. This review covers features in MyBible 4 for devices running Palm OS 5.0 and higher. Shelley Elmblad, Guide to Financial Software, walks you through the multiple benefits and advantages of using MyBible 4 on your Palm PDA.
Review - Laridian PocketBible
Laridian PocketBible for Windows is a portable yet powerful, Bible software application for use on your Windows desktop PC, laptop, or tablet PC. What makes this portable Bible software so unique is that it is designed to run entirely from a USB flash drive.
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Zionsville — Boone County Senior Services, Inc. is offering a weekly computer classes at Zionsville United Methodist Church, 9644 Whitestown Road. The classes will be offered from 10 a.m. to noon every Wednesday at ZUMC. Some basic computer knowledge is required. Computers are available for use or personal lap top computers may be brought into class. The classes will be taught by instructor John Paulsrud who is a member of ZUMC. In the 10 years before retirement, Paulsrud worked as a network and computer support specialist at IU Riley Hospital. The cost is $20 per class and registration is required. Class size is limited. Contact BCSSI at 873-8939 for more information or to register.

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When shopping online last night to find the best deal on baby food, I tried filtering prices from low to high. But what I got was a confusing mix of results, with a single jar of food being compared with a 16-pack of puree pouches. Of course, a single pouch at $1.47 would be more affordable… Read More
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Walmart and Amazon are two giants in the world of retailing, one started off in the physical world and the other online. But today those two lines are blurring more than ever before, according to Walmart's Doug McMillon who was interviewed at the Code Conference. "Clearly, Amazon is teaching the world what's possible," said McMillon, who was named CEO four months ago…. Read More
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People looking for high pay and good benefits are finding that working in the tech industry comes with plenty of perks. Glassdoor released its rankings of the top companies for pay and benefits, based on ratings left on the employer review site, and tech companies took home 12 of the top 25 slots. Google led… Read More
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Will Costco be killed by mobile? Maybe, but it won't be by Boxed, a mobile app that delivers large quantities of consumer packaged goods to your front door. GeekWire has learned that the start-up is not the threat it is being made out to be — rather, it is generating additional revenue for the Issaquah, Wash.-based warehouse club. A Costco spokesman said Boxed is… Read More
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It seems like everyone's getting into the bulk food business these days. Groupon announced today that it's launching Groupon Basics, a service that allows customers to order certain household essentials in "warehouse sizes" and have those items delivered. At launch, interested consumers can select from a catalog of 108 items, including bars of Dove soap… Read More
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Walmart and Amazon may appear to be in a close fight to be the go-to retailer for everyday low prices, but when it comes to evaluating the strength of one company's brand identity over another, it's no contest. The big-box, bricks-and-mortar retailer is still worth a great deal more, according to Interbrand, which ranked the… Read More
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Fortune's most-admired companies: Amazon 3rd, Starbucks 5th, Microsoft 17th
According to Fortune, the state of Washington has some admirable companies. Fortune released its 2013 "World's Most Admired Companies" list today, with five Washington corporations in the top 25. Amazon finished at an impressive No. 3, while fellow tech-titan Microsoft came in at No. 17. Three other Washington companies made the top 100: Starbucks at… Read More
The best places to buy your cell phone: Apple and Costco
These two retail experiences couldn't be anymore different. Apple stores are sleek, cool minimalist environments, typically tucked in high-traffic urban shopping centers. Costco, on the other hand, is a no-frills big box that packs thousands of products to the ceilings in its suburban locations. But both retail environments are good at one thing: Selling cell… Read More
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Construction has begun on Apple's 338,000-square-foot, $68 million data-center building in Prineville, Ore. — the first of two giant structures planned for the property. The Oregonian reports that Apple has cleared and flattened land for the building, which will be twice the size of a Costco warehouse. Apple's facility sits right across from Facebook's equally-large data… Read More
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12:17pm Thursday 25th August 2011 in Other Tennis By Graham Moody, Sports Reporter
Westside Tennis Club's Chloe Halliday and Southfields-based Nicholas Nugent both enjoyed success at this year's HSBC Road to Wimbledon U14 national finals at the All England Club last week, writes Matt Maltby.
The tournament, now in its 10th year, focuses on British schoolchildren and aims to nurture their talents by giving them experience of playing at Wimbledon on the same courts that host the Grand Slam for the professional stars.
Halliday, seeded fourth, reached the semi-finals of the tournament for the second-year running but lost to second-seed Olivia Noble 7-5 6-1 in the semi-final.
"It is so nice to be playing on the courts I grew up on training with the Wimbledon junior tennis initiative," said the 14-year-old.
"Reaching the semi-finals for a second year running is a great achievement."
Nugent teamed up with fellow 14-year-old Freddie McGeechan, from Thames Ditton, to win the boys' double title.
The pair, seeded third, won the final 6-3 4-6 10-2 against William Bissett and Joshua Wilson to claim the trophy and have their names embossed on the Aorangi Pavillion Road to Wimbledon Roll of Honour, alongside Junior Wimbledon champions such as Roger Federer and Bjorn Borg.
Nugent also made the quarter-finals of the singles tournament.
But he lost to eventual winner Bissett 4-6 6-4 6-3 before getting his revenge in the doubles.
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Who is the more charitable...Romney vs. Biden?
Original post made by George on Sep 24, 2012
Yet another in the seemingly infinite examples of democrat hypocrisy.
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The release of Mitt Romney's 2011 tax returns shows that he freely gave away more than $4 million to charity last year (about 30 percent of his income). In comparison, when Joe Biden was first running for vice president, his tax returns showed that he had given away just $3,690 to charity over the previous ten years (about 0.2 percent of his income). In other words, Romney gave away a thousand times as much to charity in one year as Biden gave in a decade.
on Sep 24, 2012 at 12:44 pm
Thanks for sharing, George. And I do believe you. Really. And I'm sure Romney would have given even more except for all the money he had sheltered in Cayman Islands, Swiss bank accounts, and more. It makes one like me, one of those 'stained' ones, wonder why he didn't pay the taxpayer financed 450K for his wifee's Olympic show horse. But hey what do I know? All I know is that he's running a superb campaign. Shows excellent leadership potential. You've picked a winnere there, George. You really have. Shows excellent judgment on your part. So, are you still picking the Minnesota Twins to win the world series this year?
on Sep 24, 2012 at 1:29 pm
"Looks like Romney gave approx. 30 percent of his income to charity last year vs. Biden giving (0.2 percent)."
And therefore what?
To put things in a bit more perspective, note that Romney has a net worth of over 200 million dollars, so reporting his charitable giving as a percentage of his income is really not a fair comparison to others. Virtually no one in the middle class, upper middle class, or even moderately wealthy can afford to give away 30% of their income to charity.
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i am sure that the buffoon biden cannot afford more than 0.2 percent of his salary. right. you dems are breathtaking idiots.


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NFL fans often overlook the offensive line. Quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers get most of the attention and, when the O-line is considered, it's usually the tackles that are discussed. But the interior linemen are just as vital to the success of a team. Not only do these players create holes up the middle for backs to run through, but they play a vital role in buying the quarterback time to read the field. In the 26th installment of the Draft Dose series, PFW takes a look at six teams that could consider drafting an interior lineman (listed in first-round draft order):
Arizona got another surprisingly productive season from OLG Alan Faneca, who started all 16 games for the ninth consecutive season. Although the veteran continues to hold up well, the feeling is that he can't have too much left in the tank and bringing in an eventual replacement couldn't hurt. ORG Deuce Lutui had a strong season as well, but has struggled with conditioning and will become a free agent when a new labor agreement is reached. Lutui likely will test the free-agent waters and is not expected to offer the Cardinals a hometown discount.
The Rams' offensive line appears solid with OTs Rodger Saffold and Jason Smith looking like mainstays, and C Jason Brown figures to be part of the long-term mix. However, the addition of an elite guard could help propel St. Louis' offense to the next level. Both Adam Goldberg and Jacob Bell are finess players who were overpowered at times last season. Goldberg is set to become a free agent and might not return, and Bell — who has been the more consistent of the two — could be replaced. The Rams are unlikely to take a guard with the 14th pick but could add one in the later rounds. OG John Greco is an in-house option if no one is added.
The Dolphins have become known for their ability to run the ball effectively the past few seasons, but things changed in '10. Miami dropped to 21st in rushing, with just 3.7 yards per carry, and that wasn't the fault of OTs Jake Long and Vernon Carey. ORG John Jerry didn't live up to expectations his rookie season and OLG Richie Incognito could be moving to the center position in '11. The Dolphins could grab an interior lineman with the No. 15 pick, and PFW draft analyst Nolan Nawrocki has them doing exactly that in his latest mock draft, taking Mike Pouncey. However, Pouncey might be the only interior lineman worthy of a selection that high.
Both C Shaun O'Hara (foot) and OLG Rich Seubert (knee) will be coming off surgery to begin the 2011 campaign and it remains to be seen how effective they will be. The pair of blue-collar linemen have a combined 21 seasons in the league and, although Seubert had one of the best seasons of his career filling in for O'Hara last season, both are likely nearing the end of their careers. Look for the Giants to take an interior lineman somewhere in the middle rounds of the draft.
Considering Eagles head coach Andy Reid's preference to add bodies on the offensive line, it seems likely that Philadelphia will look to upgrade with an interior O-lineman through the draft. Mike McGlynn replaced Jamaal Jackson (torn triceps) at center early last season, but neither player was overly impressive on the field. Same story goes for OGs Todd Herremans and Max Jean-Gilles, who both struggled at times in '10. With the addition of highly respected offensive line coach Howard Mudd, the Eagles could add a guard or center in Rounds 2-5.
The defending AFC champs could make a change at both guard spots. OLG Chris Kemoeatu, who signed a five-year contract extension in '09, has been inconsistent at times, although he does show flashes. ORG Trai Essex lost his starting job midway through the '10 season and Ramon Foster wasn't overly impressive after taking over the spot. The Steelers were willing to take an interior lineman in the first round last season (Maurkice Pouncey) and could do so again if the right player falls to them.


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Chelsea have been narrowly focused on the FA Cup and Champions League for quite some time. It was obvious when they fielded their second team against Arsenal, it was obvious when they lost to Newcastle and it was obvious when that paid off in a win over Liverpool in the FA Cup final. Still, there's something a bit shocking about the way they played on Tuesday. Three days after the final, they looked completely disinterested in a 4-1 loss at Anfield.
John Terry was the goat of the evening, making a seemingly infinite number of errors in the first half. Chelsea could have conceded many times over in the opening 20 minutes, but it took Liverpool that long to score. Michael Essien netted for the Reds, putting a ... shot? pass? kicked ball thing? ... yeah, kicked ball thing by Luis Suarez into the back of the net.
The comedy of errors continued five minutes later when Terry fell on his face, allowing Jordan Henderson to run straight at goalkeeper Ross Turnbull with the ball. He scored, making it 2-0 to Liverpool. Three minutes later, Daniel Agger scored a header on a set piece to make it 3-0.
Liverpool should have made it 4-0 before the break. Andy Carroll drew a penalty on Branislav Ivanovic in stoppage time with a world-class dive. Stewart Downing -- the expensive signing who is yet to score in the league -- stepped up to the spot and hit the post. It's been a bad year.
Ramires gave Chelsea a bit of hope in the 50th minute, scoring with his midsection and/or groin, assisted by Florent Malouda. Unfortunately for supporters of the Blues, they were not hopeful for long. Jonjo Shelvey sealed the game for Liverpool in the 61st minute with a long-range effort, assisted by Turnbull. It was just that kind of game.


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Kimball FFA Alumni Show This Weekend
Summer time means show time for livestock exhibitors. The region offers several livestock and horse shows. This weekend is the Kimball FFA Alumni 11th Annual Lamb, Beef and Pig Jackpot Show at the Kimball County Fairgrounds. In a interview with KNEB/Rural Radio Network, Kimball FFA Advisor Alan Held says it's a opportunity for 4-H and FFA youth to show at another venue outside the county fair.
The two day show starts with progress hog show on Saturday. The hog show begins on Saturday with the weigh in from noon to 2pm and the show begins at 3pm. On Sunday, June 16th is the beef and sheep show with weigh in from 8 to 10am. The lamb show begins at 10:30, followed by the beef show.
The jackpot show offers guaranteed winnings for top livestock. $250 for Grand Champion progress beef $200 for reserve champion with $200 for Grand Champion progress hog, lamb and breeding heifer....$100 for reserve champions. Showmanship will be strictly jackpot. The show also features a Pee Wee division for youth under 8 years old.
Progress show entry fees run $15 - $20 per head, depending on species. For more information call Alan Held at (308) 631 - 6616.
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Case Study: BancVue
BancVue is Winning the War Against the Big Banks with Sugar Professional
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BancVue has a complex account management infrastructure with a diverse set of teams that maintain a strong commitment to the highest level of customer service. As a result, its teams must have a consistent definition and status of its customers at all times to communicate efficiently and effectively.
This structure of diverse teams combined with the breadth of services that BancVue offers to its customers resulted in data silos across the company. Invaluable customer data was being maintained in various forms including email, access databases, ancillary CRMs and Excel spreadsheets. This resulted in a situation where employees were searching for data that should be at their fingertips.
- Data management processes were inefficient, unreliable and did not support BancVue's ability to track the full lineage of its customers or develop analytics and workflow to support a fluid process.
- Difficult to maintain a high-level of customer service as employees had to search for account data
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BancVue's complex requirements and need for a quick implementation led to Levementum, a gold level SugarCRM Partner. Levementum reviewed the BancVue CRM requirements, conducted thorough research and determined Sugar Professional was the right solution.
- Ability to customize in Sugar allows BancVue to include third party vendors in its system along with their contracts, configure screens to optimize its customer's business models, and extend the base model contract module for improved contract management.
- The biggest impact of BancVue's Sugar Professional implementation is full company adoption driven by Levementum's custom training. As a result, BancVue can deliver on its commitments to its customers with complete confidence.


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Loosing weight is a popular choice for a New Year's Resolution. But what happens when the process of loosing weight becomes a hazard to your health? Beverly Price of Inner Door Center stopped by Fox 2 to discuss unique eating disorder treatments. The Inner Door Center is located in Royal Oak, Michigan. It is a medical model, evidence-based eating disorder treatment center that uses mindfulness yoga therapeutics as a tool-Reconnect with Food®, which is a highly innovative method. The center adheres to the American Psychiatric Association Guidelines for Eating Disorder Treatment adopted by the eating disorder community across the country.The Inner Door Center is accredited by the Joint Commission, which is recognized nationwide as a symbol of quality that reflects an organization's commitment to meeting certain performance standards of safe and effective care of the highest quality and value.For more information, check out http://www.reconnectwithfood.com
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Mark Laubach PhD
Associate Professor of Neurobiology; Associate Fellow, Pierce Laboratory
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Basal ganglia; Frontal cortex; Associative learning; Decision making; Working memory; Multi-electrode recording; Reversible inactivation methods, including optogenetic techniques; Intra-cranial drug administration; Advanced statistical analysis; Computational models more...
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- Horst NK, Laubach M. Working with memory: Evidence for a role for the medial prefrontal cortex in performance monitoring during spatial delayed alternation. J Neurophysiol. 2012 Sep 26. [Epub ahead of print] PMID: 23019007.
- Caetano MS, Horst NK, Harenberg L, Liu B, Arnsten AF, Laubach M. Lost in transition: aging-related changes in executive control by the medial prefrontal cortex. Journal of Neuroscience, 2012, 32:3765-3777.
- Laubach M. A comparative perspective on executive and motivational control by the medial prefrontal cortex. In Neural basis of motivational and cognitive control. Edited by RB Mars, J Sallet, MFS Rushworth, N Yeung, MIT Press, 2011.


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KEESEVILLE — A second truck with donated supplies from the North Country will soon make its way to Highlands, N.J., to help hurricane victims.
"Their downtown was completely devastated by Hurricane Sandy," said Tonia Finnegan of Keeseville, who is collecting donations with Dean Martin, also of Keeseville
It all started a few days after the storm, when Jennifer Smith Compagni, a high-school classmate of Finnegan and Martin at AuSable Valley Central School, sent out a plea for help via her Facebook page.
Martin saw the post and immediately began thinking of ways he could assist in the effort. He quickly enlisted the help of Finnegan.
Initially, one of the most needed items was ice. Food was spoiling left and right because of the power outages.
"Within 72 hours, we filled a truck with ice, clothes, blankets, candles, all sorts of stuff and sent down truck number one, and now we're working on truck number two," Finnegan said.
The first truck, driven by volunteer Cliff Sterling, arrived in Highlands at 3 a.m. Nov. 7.
"It must have been a beautiful town," Martin said. But, "when the sun came up, you could see the devastation," he said, referencing the many homes and businesses in the small town that were reduced to rubble by the storm.
But the donations gave the people of Highlands hope.
After they got things ready for pickup, a line formed, and within an hour, the 7,000 pounds of ice that Sterling and Martin had brought was gone, Martin said.
"They couldn't express their thanks and gratitude enough," Martin said.
More than a month after the the hurricane, Highlands has started to rebuild, Finnegan said, but they are in desperate need of supplies. This time around, the need is different. Instead of emergency supplies such as candles, blankets and clothes, items like household appliances and tools are needed to help with the rebuilding process, Finnegan said.


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Randy Shannon has reportedly interviewed to be Arkansas' defensive coordinator. The former Miami head coach hopes to replace Willy Robinson, who announced his resignation on Tuesday.
Shannon would come to the Razorbacks with a pretty significant resume. The 45-year-old former Dallas Cowboys linebacker spent 17 seasons in various coaching positions at Miami. He was the head coach there for four seasons from 2007-2010, going 28-22. He was fired after 7-5 in his final season. Shannon also coached in the NFL from 1998-2000 with the Miami Dolphins.
While he may have fallen short as a head coach, Shannon really shone as a defensive coordinator. From 2001-06, his teams ranked among the top seven defenses in the nation. His worst year as defensive coordinator was in 2004 when the Hurricanes were 28th. The year before than, the Hurricanes finished with the second-best defense.
The Razorbacks went 10-2 this season, but their defense was generally disappointing. The Razorbacks were 51st in total defense in the country and ninth in SEC.
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By Dennis Glade
Washington Times Herald
March Madness - two words have seldomly went together as well as those two do. March Madness has become such a polarizing national event that some casual fans don't even realize that 'March Madness' isn't the name of the tournament the teams are vying to win.
Year after year casual and die hard college basketball fans look forward to the month of March for the insanity they know will ensue. March almost never disappoints the masses with a multitude of upsets that we somehow just didn't see coming.
The upsets in the NCAA Tournament are what makes March so mad, but shouldn't we see these upsets coming from a mile away? Everyone from the 70-year-old secretary who picks all the favorites to the hardcore basketball fan who picks a No. 16 seed to get to the Final Four.
The most enjoyable part of March Madness is when you have entered bracket pools for money with your buddies and then forgetting all of that when you can see No. 14 Harvard get its first tournament win ever by defeating No. 3 New Mexico on the first Thursday of the tournament. We all make these picks we think will be dead on, but we just want to see great games and great stories.
Which brings us to No. 15 seeded Florida Gulf Coast University.
We haven't see a story as fantastic as FGCU and its charasmatic coach Andy Enfield ever. He's a former college basketball player, who was in at the start of a company, TractManager, which is now worth close to $100 million.
He quit the private sector in 2006 in favor coaching college basketball.
Seems to good to be true, doesn't it?
He's also married to a former lingerie model-turned housewife, who appeared on the cover of Maxim and in an ad for Victoria's Secret before settling down with three children with Enfield.
The couple met at an NCAA Tournament game in 2003, and their first date was at Taco Bell in New York City. This story is unbelievable before you get to the fact that Enfield's team is setting the tournament on fire.
No. 15 seeds have only upset the No. 2 seed seven times in tournament history, and they don't take apart a powerhouse like Georgetown. That's exactly what the Eagles did, while throwing alley-oops that would make Chris Paul, Blake Griffin and the Los Angeles Clippers blush.
Soon after beating Georgetown the #DunkCity hashtag was born and the Twitter explosion had begun. That would have been enough to put FGCU on the map, but then the Eagles defeated No. 7 San Diego State to advance to Friday's Sweet 16 against No. 3 Florida.
Enfield has been inundated with media requests to peer into his great story, and he's been smiling for the last week, and you can't blame him. The Eagles tournament run is exactly what we love about March. FGCU was founded in 1991, and has only been a Division I basketball team for two years.
Whether or not they win Friday against Florida in Arlington, Texas doesn't matter. Their story is stuff of legend already.
The small college in Fort Myers, Fla., is on the map for good now. The jokes of it sounding like an online college like the University of Phoenix are over.
The Eagles have already assured they will always be remembered as the Cinderella of the 2013 NCAA Tournament, but the final words to the fairy tale still need to be written, and you can be assured Andy Enfield will do so with a smile on his face.


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Stuffed Poblanos
Smaller and spicier than their bell-pepper cousins, poblanos are good for stuffing. Halve them lengthwise, and use a paring knife to cut out the ribs and seeds.
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- 1 jalapeno chile (ribs and seeds removed, for less heat), minced
- 2 small onions, chopped
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- 1/2 cup yellow cornmeal
- 1 cup shredded pepper Jack cheese
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 4 large poblano chiles, halved lengthwise (stems left intact), ribs and seeds removed
Step 1
Preheat oven to 425. In a blender, combine tomatoes in puree, jalapeno, half the onions, and 2 whole garlic cloves; puree. Season with salt. Pour sauce into a 9-by-13-inch baking dish; set aside.
Step 2
In a medium bowl, combine beans, cornmeal, 1/2 cup cheese, remaining onions, minced garlic, cumin, and 3/4 cup water; season with salt and pepper.
Step 3
Dividing evenly, stuff poblano halves with bean mixture; place on top of sauce in baking dish. Sprinkle poblanos with remaining 1/2 cup cheese; cover baking dish tightly with aluminum foil.
Step 4
Bake until poblanos are tender, about 45 minutes. Uncover, and continue to cook until sauce is thickened slightly and cheese is browned, 10 to 15 minutes more. Let cool 10 minutes.
SourceEveryday Food, April 2008
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Michelle32812 Aug, 2014
Forgot to mention, I did not use 3/4 cup of water, only used 1-2 Tblsp water (until it looked the right consistency), so did not have a problem with it being 'watery'.
Michelle32812 Aug, 2014
This was an awesome recipe. Did modify it by using fresh from the garden tomatoes, blanched, peeled, de-seeded and cooked down to a puree type sauce. Also used 1/2 amount of beans and added in some sauteed ground round seasoned with cumin and chopped sauteed onions. Excellent. Savored every bite! Will definitely make again.
ATLer21 Jul, 2014
Did not like this recipe. Too much water for one. I don't think the cornmeal added anything. I've made other recipes that stuff with corn, beans, onions and cheese that are much better than this.
curmudgea30 Aug, 2013
Amateurish recipe. Only change I made was to add a little corn cut fresh from the cob. The filling tasted like what it was: cornmeal in water with other stuff thrown in. The dish was decidedly lacking in flavor other than heat from the poblanos and jalapeno. I love preparing and eating Mexican-style food, but this was a complete bust. It looked attractive, but failed in both texture and taste.
RaesRanch11 May, 2013
I created this dish and added some of the sauce to the stuffing part for moisture. I also added some Chipotle powder. Everyone loved it! Make sure to wear gloves for the peppers. I usually do and wasn't thinking. My hands are on fire!!!
Beth S11 Nov, 2012
I doctored up this recipe after reading other reviews. Changes I made:
- Added leftover shredded rotisserie chicken to stuffing
- Used Mexican seasoned black beans
- Added adobo to the sauce (like 3 tbsp.)
- Added chipotle powder to sauce (like 1 tbsp.)
- Used extra cheese
- Bought spicy poblanos (might not be as great with super mild poblanos)
- Added 4 tbsp. of sauce to filling
I make Southwestern food a lot, and I thought this was delicious!! I'm so happy with it and will be making it again
StylinGirl14 Aug, 2012
I loved this dish! In all fairness, it did need a wee bit of tweaking: used serranno pepper as that is what I had on hand and left half of the seeds in for added heat; added 2 Tbs water and 2 Tbs of the tomato sauce to the filling as it was quite dry and I did not think it would set up right without added moisture; added a pinch of ground chipolte pepper to the filling and spread about 1/2c more cheese on top. I will make this again with my tweaks. Thanks for a great place to start!
mfwa27 Mar, 2012
i agree with naturalfoodie, i can not believe the negative reviews of this dish. my family loves it and requests it often. we also use bob's red mill corn grits. i also do not think the portion sizes are off, maybe 5 could eat from this, but not 10 - thats hilarious. we serve with white rice flavored with lime and cilantro. great dish!
naturalfoodie25 Feb, 2012
I'm shocked by some of the negative reviews! I loved this dish! I agree it feeds more than 4. I would say 8. I made just a few changes. I used a fire roasted tomatoes b/c I love the flavor and thought it would go well. I also used more jalapeños b/c being from Texas I assume that every recipe isn't going to be hot enough. I used Red Mill course ground corn meal, which also might have been different from those who were less successful with this dish. It was great!
psofey16 Dec, 2011
I made this with some modifications for a vegetarian friend's wedding reception -- her dietary restrictions include no cheese/dairy and no salt (my favorite things!). I was going to blame the how bland it was on the lack of salt, but it appears I'm not the only one who thought so, even when the recipe was followed. This dish looked so grey and unappetizing -- like it might crawl off the plate -- nobody ate it at the reception and it was quite a bit of work. Fail. Sorry Martha!
MrsLindstrom13 Dec, 2011
Martha Martha Martha... I am disappointed! You are a goddess when it comes to crafts, food and all things Martha but THIS, to even publish it makes me sad.
First of all, there is no WAY this only serves 4 people. You ought to look into proper portion sizes. This could very easily feed 8. 9 or 10 if children are involved. Granted, I wouldn't want 8 people suffering to eat this bland, tasteless, mushy meal. It smells great but doesn't deliver. I expect more from you Mrs. Stewart.
MZan23 Sep, 2011
This recipe was blahhh. Also the consistency of the corn meal once complete was not appetizing.
OliviaPhelps31 Aug, 2011
The recipe was okay. I think if I make it again I'd kick up the flavors a bit. Perhaps a bit more cumin and garlic. Not bad, but not great. A lot of prep work for the results.
barbie118816 Aug, 2011
Excellent Recipe. Easy to put together and great flavors. Will definitely make again.
citygirl6717 Jun, 2011
This was outstanding!! I was a bit nervous because I am trying to eat vegetarian, but sometimes find vegetarian dishes with good reviews bad. However, this was really delicious and filling. I paired it with brown rice, and will definitely make this again!!!
austinrox19 Nov, 2010
Hey there lazenbyfamily.
to get your peppers really yummy , fire roast them until skin is blackened. Put in paper bag to set. take out and peel carefully. Now the pepper will be silky instead of hard..
lazenbyfamily27 Sep, 2010
so yummy and the leftovers were better than when first cooked. i am going to make them again but skin the chilis before because mine came out a little crunchy and I like a really soft pepper!
SDMurphy13 Sep, 2010
I guess that I'm missing something. I made them tonight, and I felt they were very bland. It needed something. I wished I had added the extra jalapeno that I had chopped, but I thought the pepper jack would be enough. I think what eporto said about chorizo would have helped, but then it wouldn't have been vegetarian.
carolcamille17 Jul, 2010
I absolutely love this recipe!!! Just perfect.
psofey6 Jul, 2010
This is pretty tasty! It comes together so quickly, and the filling and the peppers are delicious and just the right amount of cheesy. However, I found the tomato sauce to be a bit sweet, and there was so much of it. That's my only complaint. I missed the part about adding water to the filling and mine still turned out fine! :)
twostickbugs18 Feb, 2010
I agree, was better the second day when the cornmeal had a chance to solidify. I really liked the tomato sauce mixture's flavor, and actually subbed a couple thai chilies for the jalepeno, since that's what we had on hand. My coworkers were jealous of my leftovers at lunch today.
amunton26 Jan, 2010
It was even better the next day when the corn meal solidified a bit more. Very easy to make--and a great starting off point to get creative.
pickettje29 Jun, 2009
This was delicious and such a great make-ahead for lunches!
pattipoopidoo21 Apr, 2009
This was "super delicious!" We all loved it, exactly as-is.
andyandisa15 Mar, 2009
I am making this for the second time. I loved the fact that it is low cal and I can eat two and not spoil my points for the day.
malissak28 Jan, 2009
My favorite recipe! I used this recipe several times as is
writechef12 Nov, 2008
Excellent recipe. I had some fresh grilled corn, which was a wonderful addition. I also doubled and froze half and it was even better reheated.
flygrrrl29 Jun, 2008
Did I mention it was a hearty and delicious vegetarian meal? :))
flygrrrl29 Jun, 2008
I used 1/2 can black beans and 1 can of navy beans seasoned with jalapeno. We like it spicy, so I used a fresh serrano pepper . I added ground chipotle and ground chile de arbol pepper, 1/2 t each. I replaced the 3/4 c water for bean/cornmeal mixture with tomato puree. I added a slice of quesadilla cheese (similar to brie in flavor and texture - wonderful for melting) inside each pepper. I put 1/2 shredded sharp cheddar into bean mixture and saved the rest for the top. No foil.
adozeneggs28 Jun, 2008
I made this again, the peppers came out perfectly. Not sure what I did wrong the first time, but, we enjoyed the recipe as is.
sallynena26 Apr, 2008
This is one of my favorite recipes so far from Everyday Food, and I have been using these cookbooks since it first came out. Next time I'll try the sweet potato idea, but I will definitely make this again as it is in the recipe. So easy and so tasty.
eoporto17 Apr, 2008
I made this last night - I replaced the jalepeno with a chipotle, and add some diced and sauteed chorizo. Made a tasty dinner, though I wasn't a fan of the pepper jack. Next time I'll try a different cheese.
Edlear13 Apr, 2008
We made this for dinner last night, it was both good and easy. I added a mashed up sweet potato to the filling, and used aged cheddar instead of pepper jack. the daughters loved it.. My peppers cooked all the way through, no crunch at all in the 45 minutes.
adivinestickypersonnage12 Apr, 2008
this has now become one of my favorite weeknight dinners. I like my peppers with a little more crunch, so I bake for a few minutes less.
Alaskamama8 Apr, 2008
I made this last nite. Wonderful!! Baked it a little longer then called for and it was tender and delicious. A keeper.
Alaskamama8 Apr, 2008
I made this last nite. Wonderful!! Baked it a little longer then called for and it was tender and delicious. A keeper.
adozeneggs4 Apr, 2008
we had this for dinner last night, my husband loved it as is. I however would have liked the peppers a little softer, they were really crunchy. The stuffing looks weird when you first combine the ingredients, but, was very tasty after it baked. I also used more cheese. I'm going to bake the leftovers for another 45 minutes tonight, hopefully, that will soften the peppers up. Served it with the cilantro lime rice, to which I added 2 small tomatillos in the sauce. The rice was really good. O


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