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Reverend Earl Eugene Cooley, 66, of Harleston, MS, minister of Church of the Way, Lucedale, MS went home to be with Jesus on March 25, 2014 where he joined his folks, Henry P. Cooley and Elsie E. Cooley and daughter, Alicia D. Cooley. He left behind his wife of 43 years, Anna L. Cooley; children, Lauriena A. Rager (Eric), James E. Cooley (Candice), and Anita D. Tapia (Lou); grandchildren, Haley M. Tapia and Alyssa D. Cooley. Also left were brothers, James C. Lansford (Barbara), and Dr. Tom Anderson (Sonia); sisters, Cele Carlin (Kyle), Sheryl France-Spencer (Kirk), Polly Wood (Dennis Roy), and Darlene Haynes (George: recently passed on March 21); and many nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. During his life, he served our country in the U.S. Navy for 4 years during the Vietnam War. He worked at Northrop Grumman for many years as an engineer; retiring as an Engineering Coordinator. He served his Heavenly Father as an example of Christ to his family and church family at Magnolia Springs Assembly of God Church in Hurley, MS, first in Royal Rangers then later as a Sunday School teacher for approximately 20 years. He also served as a Bible Teacher at Mercy House Ministries in Hurley, MS for approximately 10 years. He was ordained as a minister about a year and a half ago to Church of the Way in Lucedale, MS before the Lord called him home. A celebration of life service will be held at Magnolia Springs Assembly of God Church, 7300 Campground Rd. Moss Point (Hurley), MS 39562 on Thursday, March 27, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. with Reverend Keith Kirkwood, Brother Jerry Goff, and Brother Charles Clary presiding with graveside directly following the service. Friends may call one hour prior to service time at the church. In lieu of flowers please send donation to the Gideon Ministry. The Gideons International, Moss Point Camp, P.O. Box 1027, Escatawpa, MS 39552-1027 Arrangements made by Holder-Wells Funeral Home. Online condolences may be shared by visiting
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- On a recent school day, students from Ms. Marsh's science class flowed like a river down the halls of Mountanside Middle School in Scottsdale.
Sixth-grader Nolan Allen said their mission was simple.
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Project WET stands for Water Education for Teachers. They have teamed up with the Nature Conservancy and with a focus on water usage, they work with teachers to bring learning to life.
"How do we get kids to become creative and critical thinkers, that is what the whole program is about and we work with best instructional practices," Schwartz said. "We try to help teachers become facilitators of learning so that it is a very student-centered classroom instead of the teacher-up-front type of classroom."
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The decolourisation of acid orange 7 (AO7) (C.I.15510) through co-metabolism in a microbial fuel cell by Shewanella oneidensis strain 14063 was investigated with respect to the kinetics of decolourisation, extent of degradation and toxicity of biotransformation products. Rapid decolourisation of AO7 (>98% within 30 h) was achieved at all tested dye concentrations with concomitant power production. The aromatic amine degradation products were recalcitrant under tested conditions. The first-order kinetic constant of decolourisation (k) decreased from 0.709 ± 0.05 h−1 to 0.05 ± 0.01 h−1 (co-substrate – pyruvate) when the dye concentration was raised from 35 mg l−1 to 350 mg l−1. The use of unrefined co-substrates such as rapeseed cake, corn-steep liquor and molasses also indicated comparable or better AO7 decolourisation kinetic constant values. The fully decolourised solutions indicated increased toxicity as the initial AO7 concentration was increased. This work highlights the possibility of using microbial fuel cells to achieve high kinetic rates of AO7 decolourisation through co-metabolism with concomitant electricity production and could potentially be utilised as the initial step of a two stage anaerobic/aerobic process for azo dye biotreatment.
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Who you gonna call at BT?
I hope Robert is still there.
Who you gonna call at BT?
I hope Robert is still there.
I'm in Atlanta (highly overrated). But I'm listening!
"The only thing necessary for the triumph (of evil) is for good men to do nothing." - Edmund Burke
Dewig, yes. Rob Holquist also recently let go again.
From the looks of it not too many people. Sad, very sad. :(
Actually a lot of businesses have had to lay off employees in this sluggish economy. Lowering costs is the only alternative for survival and keeping a business solvent. I have had to lay off two employees in my business.
Laying off for a small business owner is a difficult task. Most employers and employees have a close relationship that makes it an emotional event for both. In my case, I knew that those two guys were depending on my business for work. They needed the job to live on.
They did apply for and got unemployment benefits. One found another job after several weeks, but the other has not. Fortunately, both have spouses that are employed.
Even though the stock market is improving as it usually does after a recession, the Yellow Page Ad economy is sluggish and is forecast to remain that way for at least a year. Until consumers become more confident in spending, the Yellow Page Ad economy will remain sluggish. Too bad, because the Yellow Page Ad businesses hire many more people than the stock market companies.
I am looking for our old people and our old paper and our old friends. Should we feel betrayed..?
BT, you tell us how we can help you, but why aren't you trying to help us? We want our BT family back! This is too much!
I'm with you. They're trying to help you alright by asking you to GIVE them free stories and pictures to run in BT. You have to pay for it so they're killing two birds with one stone!! I am sorry for all the loyal readers but your best interest in a GOOD paper doesn't seem to be high on their list.
Letting go of Stephanie Ingersoll just about killed BT as far as I'm concerned. It's morphed from a truly community oriented newspaper into little more than a money generated advertising vehicle. Yes, times are tough. I hear you, heron55, It has to be awful to give an employee his/her walking papers. I've hired people, I've never had the task of letting them go. Not because they weren't good workers, but because the bottom line is the bottom line.
I'll continue to read, and post here. Bu it seems the magic is gone. I want it back.
"The only thing necessary for the triumph (of evil) is for good men to do nothing." - Edmund Burke
We feel your pain, but maybe if we band together and contribute something it will help others, who need us, too. But I get the feeling that the home office of Morris has overspent and the good papers (BT) are paying for the expensive markets of a few. Maybe its like GM closing Backus Cadillac in Savannah.
Backus had been around for years, were profitable but were still let go through no fault of their own. Dumped by the big boys who impersonally made a decision, based on them, not us.
Kind of like government run healthcare will be. We are beginning to see that we are just a number and a face in the crowd. This is not the change that we thought that we were getting. I agree, that the magic is gone. I too, want it back.
Oh...Capitalism. Ahh...Capitalims. Ugh...Capitalism.
I'm not so much anti-Capitalism as I am just confused by the folks who support it and yet offer thoughts such as this:
"I am looking for our old people and our old paper and our old friends. Should we feel betrayed..?
BT, you tell us how we can help you, but why aren't you trying to help us? We want our BT family back! This is too much!" - Seaoat.
Too much how, seaoat? Sorry, darlin'; it's reality. Welp...nope...sorry, it's Capitalism.
We can't have it both ways. With Capitalism, usually, someone is going to get burned. In some instances, that person being burned just might be someone you know or like, but that does not change the fact that it's just business. Glenn Beck can...honestly, I'm not in the mood.
Again, I'm hardly anti-Capitalistic, which is why, IMHO, we need more folks with the spirit of Henry Ford to emerge and create a new economy, which is what I think will happen. Yet, we'll here from folks like heron and seaoat who will suggest just why that is not possible...or probable...or whatever.
Get my point?
Steph, you'll move on, and you'll do well. And I don't even know you. I'll even make a wager that you'll spend some time in the medical field...at least in some capacity. Laugh now, but I have numerous friends and relatives who have found their way there by-way of totally unrelated careers.
Good luck. And I like the orange shirt, BTW.
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How astute! You blame Capitalism but want more "folks" (the new Dems folksy word) to emerge like Henry Ford? Henry Ford didn't emerge from China or Russia, but from the good old USA's free market society.
What New Economy are the Dems creating? A new one like the old tired Socialist/Marxist ones, I guess. Mostly confiscation of another mans goods. Are you thinking that the government is "creating" anything but a big bill for anyone studid enough to still want to work? Yea, unfortunately, I get your point.
Seaoat, no you don't.
It's about being positive and moving forward.
"How astute! You blame Capitalism but want more "folks" (the new Dems folksy word) to emerge like Henry Ford? Henry Ford didn't emerge from China or Russia, but from the good old USA's free market society.
What New Economy are the Dems creating? A new one like the old tired Socialist/Marxist ones, I guess. Mostly confiscation of another mans goods. Are you thinking that the government is "creating" anything but a big bill for anyone studid enough to want to work? Yea, unfortunately, I get your point."
I'm not seeing anything positive here. Anyone?
You've just proved my point.
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Surely you jest. Uhhh Uhhh Uhhh Equal work for equal pay..Uhh Uhh Uhh.
Where do you see us going, oh Brilliant One?
"Surely you jest. Uhhh Uhhh Uhhh Equal work for equal pay..Uhh Uhh Uhh.
Where do you see us going, oh Brilliant One?"
You've only further proved my point.
This has gotten far more boring far more quickly than I had imagined.
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This isn't "capitalisms" fault. Free market capitalism gives businesses an OPPORTUNITY to succeed.....not a guarantee.
Maybe Morris should ask for a government bailout. ;-)
Just a note of reality here: The humongous federal debt that so many are decrying has gone to keep "capitalists" afloat. It has almost nothing to do with socialism or Marxism. (Of course, there are some who think that paying teachers and maintaining roads is "socialism".) It has everything to do with ensuring the survival of the hybrid capitalism to which we've become accustomed. That would be the kind of capitalism where risks are socialized but profits are privatized. It's the kind of capitalism where the middle class shrinks while those in the upper income percentiles become richer than everybody else combined.
AS, I share your boredom with the constant moaning and crying and self-delusion. It's really tempting to let these rugged-individualist crybaby "capitalists," bring back their country and their newspaper and whatever else on their own. Who will be first to say, "there ought to be a law" or "where is law enforcement" or "we need to send troops?"
"... the fundamental test of a society is how it treats the least powerful among us." --- Edward Moore Kennedy, August 1992
Now you've done it, WHHI. Thanks for inviting the inevitable comments about Democrats who don't pay taxes, as though all Republicans are compliant.
More self-delusion, more crying, more moaning.
"... the fundamental test of a society is how it treats the least powerful among us." --- Edward Moore Kennedy, August 1992
Very sad, WHHI. But I am not moved because "I've got mine." I had the same advisors as the Wyly brothers (Charlie and Sam), who love capitalism and the Fifth Amendment to the US Constitution.
"... the fundamental test of a society is how it treats the least powerful among us." --- Edward Moore Kennedy, August 1992
who could use those advisors!!!! Gosh Nancy this swamp stinks! oh my what's that smell coming from the cabinet?
When I think socialism, I think Stalin and his ultimately deadly and destructive program to sell countless tons of Ukranian grain in the 1930s to western Europe, collecting hard currency which he used to buy steel mills, airplane and military vehicle assembly plants, car factories, you name it, lock stock and barrel, assembling them in single industry towns in the middle of nowhere, that are how seriously saddled by rampant poverty and (in some cases) near starvation. This program, literally stealing food from Ukraine led to the deaths of millions from starvation. 5 million? 20 million? Nobody knows. Unlike Hitler and the Nazis, who meticulously recorded the names (and numbers) of all the Jews, Roma, gays and dissidents who were systematically killed, Stalin would just get ticked off at a politician, a dissident, their families, their towns.... and dig trenches, herd his victims into them, killed them all and buried them. He couldn't be bothered with names and numbers.
The legacy of Stalin and his "central planning" is now haunting Russia. I found this op-ed piece in today's NYTimes to be very sobering. "Darkness On the Edge of Monotown":
Yet on the inside the country remains dangerously close to a serious breakdown of authority. In addition to the Muslim North Caucasus, which is already barely governable, the most vulnerable places are the company towns, which could catalyze a nationwide explosion of political turmoil.
Products of Stalinist industrialization, an estimated 460 company towns grew around a single plant or factory. Hence their Russian designation: "monotowns" (monogoroda). Most were erected, often by prison labor, in the middle of nowhere and in complete disregard for long-term urban viability, not to mention the needs and conveniences of the workers and their families.
I hope this guy is wrong. He is warning of a complete breakdown of the social order in these "monotowns". A grass roots movement led by disaffected workers and their families who have nothing, and therefore have nothing to lose. I fear he may be correct.
"The only thing necessary for the triumph (of evil) is for good men to do nothing." - Edmund Burke
Socialism is a broad brush to use to describe a government and there are examples ranging from the more democratic forms, like Germany, Norway and Sweden to the less democratic like Cuba and Venezuela. It is broken down into Marxist-Leninist, like in Russia to non-Marxist-Leninist. actually, communism comes closer to describing Marxist-Leninist, like in North Korea and China.
For Americans, I think we have considered communism and socialism to be very close together, even though communism is different. There is usually a one party political system and we have considered the leaders to be close to dictators or dictators. Personal rights and personal freedoms are non existent in those nations.
Our strong personal independence and love of personal freedom guaranteed in our constitution has made us suspicious of any interference from government intervention.
Giving more power to government and government officials wielding government authority also makes most of us suspicious and cautious. We accept some level of authority from government, but want some government services more than government authority.
But like you, if the article is accurate, treating the population masses as fodder is dangerous. How many revolutions has been recorded in history? And Russia has all of those nuclear bombs and military weapons. Not a good scenario for peace.
But Soviet style socialism is quite another, and a very odious "another" at that. I agree with you that IF that article is even remotely correct, and the Monotowns are on the verge of open revolt led by people who have literally nothing to lose, we could be facing an awful situation. Especially, as you noted, since Russia has literally thousands of nukes, but doesn't appear to have a solid "fail safe" system to prevent any of them from... ummm.. disappearing.
I'm grateful that many Americans are suspicious of nationalization, whether it's bailing out the big banks, or taking over GM. (Would somebody please explain to me WHY the federal government is in the car-making business??)
I realize that some people here think I'm a flaming left wing socialist, when nothing could be further from the truth. Without the free market and capitalists willing to take risks, well we wouldn't have... cell phones, Microsoft, hi-def TV, shopping malls, other real estate ventures, etc., etc.
I think it was Benjamin Franklin, or was it Thomas Jefferson who said something like "Representative democracy is a terrible form of government. Sadly, all the others are so much worse". The same could be said of capitalism and free markets. It's a terrible economic system. Unfortunately, all the others, such as centralized socialism are so much worse.
I'm off on a tangent here, but that's why I'd like to see more government oversight of Wall Street and the incredibly wealthy banks and institutions that dominate it.
It's clear to me that at least some of these insanely rich institutions, executives think that absolutely anything to make a buck for themselves is legitimate, no matter who gets "Dewey Cheatem and Howed".
They eagerly accepted government bailout money to prevent their complete collapse. Much of this, but certainly not all of it has been repaid. But once again, we're seeing naked greed rear it's ugly head in lower Manhattan. In the coming months, all of the more than 30,000 employees of Goldman Sachs will be getting bonuses starting at $700,000. Each.
This just smells. Shouldn't at least some of this money be going to shareholders? Or the clients who invest their hard earned dollars?
Just asking.
"The only thing necessary for the triumph (of evil) is for good men to do nothing." - Edmund Burke
I don't consider the government lending money in critical situations to be socialistic. It is a normal occurrence with the SBA in lending money on low interest loans for starting up small businesses. Even the Department of Agriculture offers low interest loans that qualify. Even in disaster areas, like floods, tornadoes, earthquakes and hurricanes, low interest loans are made available to residents and businesses that may not qualify for regular loans. Even student loans are made available.
Even though the collection rate is atrocious, the government has been in the money lending business for years. I don't consider this to be socialistic as long as it is not competing with the privately owned banks.
But Fanny Mae and Freddie Mac are close to being socialistic. They ended up with home mortgages that are competing with mortgage companies. And they contributed more than their share to the present financial mess.
Are loans to banks, GM and Chrysler socialistic? Not as long as they are true loans during a critical period and get paid back. The GM deal is getting close to socialism or at least nationalism of a privately owned business. But we have "assurances" that it is temporary and the equities owned by the government will be placed back on the open market soon in the future.
The measure of socialism to me is a totally government owned corporation that competes with privately owned businesses or provides services that a private business could provide. Amtrak and The USPS fits into that category as well as some of the health care proposals.
Would a privately owned corporation buy out Amtrak or the USPS if offered for sale? We probably won't know, because they will not be offered for sale.
But government services contracted out to private enterprises, like highways, defense spending and even Medicare/Medicaid is not socialistic. Federal and state government oversees the services, but private contractors actually provide the services.
I agree with you that the bailouts are a farce. No oversight on billions of taxpayer money. And no assurance that the taxpayers will be paid back. Under present banking regulations, any bank making loans that way would end up with jail time for the suits in the bank. But the government suits make excuses and point fingers.
What do you know, ACORN again.. and Bank of America, Citibank, Countrywide, J.P. MorganChase, Wells Fargo, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, all those old Greedy Capitalistic banks,who had to pay extortion money to ACORN in order to do business. Where was Barney Frank, Chris Dodd, the big o?
I'm sorry. The devil made me do it.
"The only thing necessary for the triumph (of evil) is for good men to do nothing." - Edmund Burke
"Maybe Morris should ask for a government bailout. ;-)"
I've been kinda waiting for just such a quote, since, ya see, most of Morris Communication's debt is held by Chase Banking...or Chase Manhattan or whatever they now call themselves. Chase had, without question, received government funds from the first bailout in '08, from G.W. Lots of funds. A whole lots of funds. The odd thing is that Chase chose to use those funds, tax-payer funds, in a manner that was not exactly expected of them. Instead of using the funds to guarantee previously secured debt, they used it to grow their own capital. Hmm...
I'll give Chase the fact that they have paid all of the government/tax-payer debt back, but just how much of that tax-payer "cushion" has offered Morris Communications a little "leverage" in their negotiations?
Capitalism? Yea, right. Butt-kissin' is more like it. If anyone thinks that capitalism is in full swing, then so is journalism (obvious sarcasm). Now-a-days, they could both use a makeover.
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I've used for years the Dove Extra Moisture bar soap, buying in bulk at Costco. I dipped my toes into shower gels, but I always revert back to soap. I love mint and thought this soap would be a great treat at the recent Bath and Body Works Semi Annual Sale...
WE LOVE THE SOAP! Even my die hard Irish Spring boyfriend will use this soap, who in the 4 years I've been with him, will not use anything else! I'm stocking up!
$7.50 for one bar 7 oz / 198 G.
I love mint smells. This one has a slighter sweeter smelling mint smell. It's a very large bar! I love using it on my feet and underarms :)
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For mintiness, this soap is about 8/10. Yes, it could be mintier as far as I'm concerned, but it's still nicely minty. For exfoliating, I give it a 7/10 - I prefer a scrubbier soap, with oatmeal or ground myrrh. The walnut shell in this is very finely ground, maybe too finely - I can practically guarantee it won't tear your skin. In fact, I could use this on my face without fear. The minty scent doesn't linger on my skin. I like that it's not drying, and the big bar will last a while. My only gripe is that the large rectangular bar is awkward and easy to drop while wet.
Overall a good summer soap, however if you like the Mentha smell, try Dr. Bronners peppermint soap. You can get a Trader Joes at least half the cost of this bar. As for this bar, I didn't find it effective for exfoliating and it may be a little harsh on your sensitive areas!! Also I would find it too drying for winter. Priced a little too high just for a bar of soap but it's has lasted. I would hesitate to repurchase cuz most likely would just go for the Dr. Bronners which is way cheaper. However I still think it's worth a try.
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I live in HOT AND HUMID Florida and have been searching for a cooling shower gel. Well, I found it. It's C.O. Bigelow (sold at Bath and Body Works) Mentha Body Vitamin Body Wash. It's on sale right now for $5! I used it for the first time tonight and by the time I was half way through my shower I was COLD and had to turn the hot water up! This stuff is fantastic! Think I'll mix it half and half with another shower gel though so I don't get quite so cold.
For anyone who lives in a hot climate and looking for a way to beat the heat a little - this is a must have!!!
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this soap is fabulous! It has 1% peppermint oil, so it smells like true peppermint and is extremely refreshing! It's quite a strong smell that really wakes me up in the morning, but if you don't like peppermint, I would definitely stay away! It has very tiny pieces of walnut shell in it, which is nice because they exfoliate without being so big that they are too rough! i have also used this on my face and like it for that too, although it is meant to be for the body. price is $7.50, which isn't too bad, considering the bar is huge! overall, a great product with the added benefit of being so refreshing in the morning! love it :)
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Review: Wynton Marsalis' "He and She"
As the title to Wynton Marsalis' fifth Blue Note release indicates, He And She is about that eternally compelling and most elemental of subjects, the relationship between a man and a woman. The Pulitzer Prize-winning composer, trumpeter and band leader, however, hasn't merely crafted a love story, but a life story – a bittersweet rumination about the evanescence of life as well as the elusiveness of romance.
Time is very much at the heart of He and She: the swift passage of time over the course of one's life, the mood-altering shifts of time in the duration of a song. It's an ambitious effort, combining spoken word and music, and Marsalis has given his quintet some formidable charts. The album is tempered with flashes of humor and plenty of swing. There's ease and elegance and more than a little wisdom in these grooves.
The new album draws its greatest power from telling a familiar story in such a compelling and richly entertaining manner, a uniue variation on a theme that everyone, in some way, knows. Listening at the album track by track, or as one large work, one can detect the sound of all our love stories and experiences.
Artist: Wynton Marsalis
Album: He and She
Label: Blue Note
Release Date: March 24th, 2009
- Artist information at www.wyntonmarsalis.org.
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Solely focused on high score chasing, Word Science is a game to play against friends. While frequently rewarding to aim for a better score than before, hooked up via Facebook, it's all the better when there are friends to challenge.
Each game involves a series of letter tiles that fly across the screen. It's down to the player to create words from these letters, with longer words meaning more points. A time limit ensures that the pressure of coming up with such creations is consistently there. At times, the game will suggest a particular word that if created means bonus points, but it's not always the best course of action to take. There's the constant pay off between choosing to create many short words but quickly, or taking the time to create something much longer.
Further more, different colored tiles and the use of bonuses mean different things. Some tiles offer up a double letter score, while others combine a couple of letters together – allowing one to create longer words. Extra time can be gleaned through such ways, as well as blank tiles that can be used as any letter of the player's choosing. It's simple yet effective in keeping Word Science interesting.
Such bonuses are applied through the use of coins, which can be gained through ordinary play or in-app purchases. Given that Word Science is priced at $0.99 it's a little cheeky that in-app purchases are so prominent here, but at least they don't affect how often one can play the game.
As a score chasing title, Word Science is one to dive into for short periods of time but it's surprising how often one comes back for more. Simply done, it's an easy game to find the time for a quick gaming sessions, while still feeling that something has been achieved in that time.
Word Science doesn't, admittedly, offer anything hugely revolutionary to the word gaming genre, but that doesn't stop it from being quite entertaining to play.
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We checked in with our lead cheese buyer, Kurt, to see what he was recommending for this New Year's Eve. He put together a selection that hits all major milk types – cow, goat and sheep – while covering a range of textures and cheese styles. And, they all pair beautifully with sparkling wines! (more…)
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Welcoming 2012: A Cheese Plate for New Year's Eve
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A common question we get on the cheese counter is about how to put together a cheese plate, be it for a cocktail party or as a dinner course. There aren't any rules per se – after all, it really comes down to what you will enjoy eating! That said, when customers ask, we generally offer the following recommendations:
– It's usually nice to include at least one cheese from each of the three major milk categories: cow, sheep and goat.
– Similarly, we like to include a variety of textures. For example, one might choose something smooth and spreadable (think Camembert, Brie or a chèvre), something semi-soft (for example, Vendéen Bichonne or Ardrahan) and something on the firmer side (Comté, Calcagno or a Boerenkaas).


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"Hawaiian Punch has been a family favorite for more than 60 years, and we are thrilled to bring it to the breakfast table with Aloha Morning," said Eric Blackwood, director of marketing for Dr Pepper Snapple Group (NYSE: DPS). "The bold flavor of Aloha Morning stays true to the Hawaiian Punch brand, while delivering the refreshing morning flavors our fans enjoy."
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They that have pow'r to hurt, and will do none,
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The first view we get of the powerful people shows them as isolated in several ways. The first thing that makes them seem isolated is simply the fact that they have power. If you have power to hurt others, this often (but not always) means that you are above them in some way—either because you are more highly placed in the social hierarchy, or because you have some special physical strength. All of these factors separate you from the people you can hurt. The second thing that makes the powerful people isolated is the description of them at the end of line 1 and throughout line 2, where we learn that they keep their true selves hidden inside them. So you could say that these isolated people have their true selves isolated within them.
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Who moving others are themselves as stone, (3)
In this line, we get the same sense of isolation that we got from the end of line 1 and line 2: that the powerful people's true selves are hidden within them. It's still anyone's guess whether this is a good thing or a bad thing.
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Others but stewards of their excellence. (7-8)
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....was great to see everyone who made it.
Hope you guys who made it also enjoyed your time visiting and dealing.
I'm VERY pleased I won the door prize....topped off a good weekend!
Kudo's to Seth and his helpers for all their hard work.
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I really enjoyed it too,
- tedd on Apr 29, 2012, 10:47 PM
Shoebox and Tom Kaye
- tworr on Apr 30, 2012, 1:06 PM
great show
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Nice meeting you
- Anonymous on May 1, 2012, 9:21 PM
Was wondering who that was.
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Thanks guy's.
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Cheers: To revival of the Teen Late Night Program for the 2012-13 school year. It's always a mystery when teens in this modern world claim they have nothing to do, but this program, which runs Friday evenings at Marshall Community Center and Firstenburg Community Center, offers a variety of activities such as board and video games, pingpong, pool and an open gym. It had been eliminated due to parks funding cuts, but will be revived for the 2012-13 school year thanks to a $25,000 donation from the Community Foundation for Southwest Washington. The program should be running again by mid-October.Jeers: To replacing some county vehicles before the end of their useful service life. Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey's staff recently reviewed county management of some 400 different vehicles and found that the decision-making to replace a vehicle was "incomplete and ineffective." That resulted in some units being retired as soon as six years too early. In general, the county is supposed to keep light vehicles, such as cars and pickups, until they are 15 years old or have 150,000 miles. The audit report recommends the county should clarify and expand its fleet replacement policy, and consider the maintenance cost per mile driven before deciding to buy new autos.
Cheers: To stargazing. As The Columbian's Patty Hastings reported this week, "Under the twinkle of the Walmart parking lot lights and through the rumble of shopping carts and car engines, a small group gathered by the sliding doors to peer back in time." The organizer, Stan Seeberg, is a part-time Walmart greeter and longtime astronomy enthusiast, so that explains the parking lot location. And Seeberg picked the date because that evening, the moon's features were unusually easy to see with a telescope. Not only were regular stargazers satisfied, the moment of wonder created for passers-by was exciting.
Jeers: To the continuing problems of unlicensed contractors operating throughout Washington. The Department of Labor & Industries has been conducting a number of unannounced sweeps to identify and fine these fly-by-night operators, who don't play by the same rules required of licensed contractors, such as paying workers compensation insurance. The most recent sweep was in Tacoma, where a dozen unlicensed contractors were fined. An earlier sweep in Spokane resulted in 13 citations. People who hire contractors, such as roofers, painters or carpenters, should ask for their license number, or visit http://www.HiringAContractor.Lni.wa.gov to verify they are on the up-and-up.
Cheers: To the old ways of life in Venersborg. Modern every other day of the year, the community east of Battle Ground celebrated the old ways recently with Homestead Day. Among the learning imparted was how to churn butter, preserve food, make laundry soap and even slaughter and dress chickens. We can all hope the modern conveniences continue, but there is a lot of advantage to understanding the alternatives.
Jeers: To the county's lingering voice mail problems. The county has about 1,200 phone extensions with voice mail that failed last week when some sort of power surge fried some computer boards, leaving the system inoperable for days. Some problems were still reported as late as this week. The county's general services department explained that the voice mail system was scheduled for replacement later this year anyway, and the phone system it mates with is old, so repairs were unusually difficult. Maybe the episode just goes to demonstrate how much we rely these days on electronics. Could we survive even 15 minutes without checking our email?


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*******http://dominion.leagueoflegends.com/sites/all/themes/lol_dominion/images/banner-gameplay.jpg******** In case anyone other than me wanted to see the whole thing.
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Interesting thing I've noticed about the map... I only see two patches of grass, down at the bottom right capture point. This could change gameplay entirely if that's the limit of the grass.
Whoah, the place looks underground and made of awesomesauce. Maybe the middle could be possible jungling?
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The middle areas are apparently going to have the visibility of the jungle.
Yeah, that grass IS structure. Check out the teaser video at 38 seconds. But if you pay attention in the whole video, there is brush all over the place in the jungle.
Alright so the brush isn't portrayed in the image, that's fine. Thanks for clarification.
Yeah, that image is just the full version of the background on the dominion.leagueoflegends.com site that my friend found for me while digging around the page source. You can clearly tell it is an artist's rendition of the map, not a zoomed out screenshot.
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This is Los Altos' stadium field, one of the worst I've seen. I'm not saying Los Altos has the worst athletic facility in the SGV, but it's somewhere in the top ten. Can you think of other schools in need of major facelifts? If you ask who has the BEST athletic facility, I'd go with Damien.
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Workman and Keppel provide the best atmosphere in basketball .. Yes, Workman and Keppel
"Go somewhere else with the "they recruit" allegations, whatever they're doing, it's good for basketball, good for players and the schools." – Fred Robledo, quoting himself
Workman and Keppel have become hotbeds for boys and girls basketball and all four varsity teams are among the best in the Valley. Workman boys are 22-1 and the Lobos' girls are 20-4, having beaten previously undefeated Duarte in back-to-back games recently. The Keppel girls are among the best in the Southern Section at 20-4 and the boys are tied for first in the Almont with a 17-8 overall mark. How do they do it? You don't necessarily think of Keppel and Workman as basketball factories, but that's what they've become. Go somewhere else with the "they recruit" allegations, whatever they're doing, it's good for basketball, good for players and the schools. What's even more impressive is the atmosphere. Both schools remind me of the 80s and 90s when gyms were packed and the crowds were into it. There's not enough of that lately.
Have you been paying attention to the high school soccer scene? If so, who are your players of the year?
I have a strong feeling who I'm considering for the boys and girls soccer players of the year, and a list of candidates under consideration for the all-area teams. But obviously, playoffs and how teams and players perform in the post-season is where you can make your strongest arguments. But with a week left before the knockout rounds begin, who has impressed you the most?
Charter Oak hosting a passing tournament in May? That's right, May
By Aram Tolegian, SGVN
If you're one of those people who roll their eyes when they hear about a football-related event long before the season starts, then Charter Oak High School football coach Lou Farrar has a doozy for you.
Farrar announced earlier this week his program will host an eight-team passing tournament on May 18. To put it in perspective, that's the same day as the Preakness Stakes … and just one day after the first round of the CIF-Southern Section baseball playoffs.
Speaking of the baseball playoffs on May17, that's also the night of the Hall of Fame All-Star Game for soon-to-be graduated local football standouts.
Yes, the era of the overlapping sports season has arrived.
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Arroyo's Primitivo Gomez moves Knights step closer to a league title, scores 28 in 65-58 win over Gabrielino
Only a rare talent can score two points in one quarter and one point in another and still take over the game, lead all scorers and ultimately earn his team a win.
That was the case for Arroyo High School basketball standout Primitivo Gomez on Wednesday. The 6-foot-5 senior erupted for 15 points in the third quarter on his way to a game-high 28 points as Arroyo moved a step closer to a Mission Valley League championship with a 65-58 win over visiting Gabrielino.
Checkmate! Covina clinches first outright league crown in more than two decades with 64-55 win over Nogales
By Steve Ramirez, SGVN
COVINA – It's checkmate in the Valle Vista League.
Mike Peters scored 17 points and Blythe Curry had 15 and Covina High School won its first outright league title in more than two decades with a 64-55 victory over visiting Nogales on Wednesday.
The Colts, who shared the Valle Vista with Wilson and Northview last season, also are back-to-back champions for the first time since the early 1980s. Covina, which improved to 18-5 overall and 10-0 in league, also received 12 and 10 points, respectively, from Matt Hicks and Eddie Hays.
James Santiago had 24 points for Nogales, which slipped to 5-19 and 1-8.
Covina's Mike Peters: "It's great to go back-to-back. It's what we've talked about doing. To go back-to-back, I'm ready for the next level (playoffs) now."
Covina coach Will Bissman: "It's (the school's) first back-to-back in 30 years. That's what is nice. But the outright is a lot better than last year, when we shared it."
Girls Soccer: Bishop Amat gets its swag back with 1-0 win over second-ranked St. Joseph
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The Bishop Amat girls soccer team might not be as powerful as the team that won the CIF-Southern Section Division 3 title in 2011 or the one that advanced to last year's championship game, but don't tell the Lancers they're not contenders anymore.
They think they're and went out and showed why.
Feeling snubbed after being left off this week's Division 3 poll, Bishop Amat responded with a 1-0 victory over second-ranked St. Joseph on Wednesday, avenging a 3-2 loss to the Jesters earlier in the season.
"It was a big win," Amat midfieder Jazmin Montoya said. "We have hard workers and players who want to win. We're not the most talented team as we have been, but we'll work as a team to win."
The victory moves Amat (12-4-5, 5-1) and St. Joseph's (16-4-4, 5-1) into a first-place tie in the Del Rey League with two games left.
Both teams had opportunities in front of the goal, but Amat had better opportunities on set pieces, trying to convert long throw-ins and corners.
Finally, in the 67th minute, Amat's Cassadra Reyes took a pass and darted down the left side, crossing a ball in front that senior Kathleen Zamora headed home for the lone goal.
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Boys Basketball Rankings: Chino Hills showing the way
1. Chino Hills (18-4) — Cruising in the tough Sierra
2. La Verne Lutheran (21-6) — Continuing the tradition
3. Damien (17-4) — Showed a lot in loss at APU
4. Bonita (18-5) — Still the top cat in Hacienda
5. Glendora (16-7) — Shackled in the Baseline
6. Workman (21-1) — Taking care of business
7. Covina (17-5) — Clinched a share league title
8. Claremont (15-8) — Enjoying a solid season
9. Rowland (15-7) — Looked good on Saturday
10. Diamond Bar (12-10) — Challenging in league
Girls Basketball Rankings: Amat says it all on the court
1. Bishop Amat (17-6) — Showed why it's No. 1 at APU
2. Bonita (18-5) — 0-2 vs. Del Rey League
3. Workman (18-4) — Still doubting the Lobos?
4. Duarte (17-2) — Swept by Workman
5. Ayala (14-7) — Enjoying life in Sierra
6. Diamond Ranch (15-6) — Still a very scary foe
7. Wilson (14-6) — Cruising in the Valle Vista
8. Rosemead (15-6) — League streak continues
9. Glendora (15-7) — Holding its own in Baseline
10. South Hills (12-10) — Enjoyed good split last week
Boys Soccer: Damien solidifying the top spot
1. Damien (11-2-3) — Sits atop Sierra League
2. Sierra Vista (14-1-3) — Cruising in Montview League
3. Walnut (12-2-1)- Lost only game last week
4. South Hills (9-6-3) — Suffers another split week
5. Nogales (9-2-1) — Faces Pomona for first
6. Claremont (8-6-1) — Staying close in Sierra League
7. Los Altos (11-6-2) — Beat Walnut, Diamond Bar last week
8. Diamond Bar (11-5-2) — Rebounded from loss
9. Baldwin Park (9-4-1) — Playing its best late
10. Ayala (10-7-3) — Making noise in league
Girls Soccer Rankings: Chino Hills keeps on rolling
1. Chino Hills (14-2-4) –Won six of last seven
2. Claremont (18-3-2) — Eyeing Chino Hills' rematch
3. Diamond Bar (13-3-3) — Looking like Hacidena's best
4. Bishop Amat (11-4-5) — Making a late push
5. Sierra Vista (15-2-1) — Toying with league foes
6. San Dimas (12-4-2) — League championship is a formality
7. St. Lucy's (8-4-3) — Playing its best
8. Walnut (8-4-1) — Diamond Bar's chief league foe
9. Los Altos (11-7-2) — Drops after double loss
10. South Hills (8-7-3) –Humbled by Sierra League
Breaking News: Rowland names Ryan Jacobson football coach
Ryan Jacobson has been named head coach at Rowland, replacing Craig Snyder, who resigned earlier this month. Jacobson is a Rowland graduate who teaches Special Education at Rowland. He's been in the football program for the past ten years, the last seven as a varsity assistant.
Rowland Athletic Director, Ralph Harris: "We are absolutely thrilled to bring Ryan on as our head coach. He brings incredible energy and leadership qualities that will serve us well. He is a principled man who will carry on the ideals and values that we have come to know in our football program. Ryan is a great fit for us."
Arroyo's El Primitivo Gomez leads the SGV in scoring (25 ppg) and hopes to lead the Knights past Gabrielino once more
"We practiced it every day. I worked out at home on my own just for this moment. I watched video every day. It was in the back of my mind every day." Arroyo's Primitivo Gomez after beating Gabrielinio 67-66 in early January. El Primo is averaging a Valley best 25 points to go with 10 boards per game. Arroyo and Gabrielino meet again on Wednesday.
By Steve Ramirez
Arroyo's boys basketball team edged Gabrielino, 67-66, when the teams played for first place in the Mission Valley League on Jan. 11 in San Gabriel.
A similar nailbiter is expected Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. when the rivals meet at Arroyo with first place on the line.
The host Knights, who are 16-6 overall and 6-0 in league play, are led by senior swing player Primitivo Gomez, who is averaging 25 points a game – including a team-high 36 3-pointers – and 10 rebounds per game.
Los Altos' Stephanie Contreras closing in on CIF-SS all-time goal-scoring record in girls water polo
By Steve Ramirez, SGVN
Los Altos High School has had its fair share of elite athletes over the years.
The list includes football players Mike Smith and Shaun Cody, baseball player Sergio Santos and golfer Bob May.
The latest Conqueror to shine is senior girls water polo player Stephanie Contreras, who is on the verge of becoming the all-time goal-scoring leader in the CIF-Southern Section. La Salle's Kara-Leigh Huse (2004-08) is the all-time leader with 620 goals.
Contreras will attempt to inch closer to history today while also helping Los Altos in its biggest game of the season, a 3:30 p.m. Hacienda League encounter against first-place Bonita at Los Altos.
Workman beats Duarte (again) in Montview classic …
Amazes me that a girls game is by far most intense crowd and hustle-wise this season
— Aram Tolegian (@aramtolegian) January 29, 2013
"Imari can have a game like that every single night. That's a dream player. We have other players beside Imari, who normally all year long have been putting up 17 points a game. We don't want to call it 'The Imari Show', but sometimes the girls get caught looking. I tell the girls to stop looking like they do with Kobe (Bryant). Sometimes they just watch her play and you can't do that."– Duarte coach Mark Smith
By Aram Tolegian
DUARTE — After ending Duarte's Montview League win streak at 39 games last Friday night, the Workman High School girls basketball game was out to prove the victory was no joke … and maybe start a prolonged league winning streak of its own.
Mission accomplished on the both ends.
Freshman guard Leslie Rivera score 25 points, including several clutch 3-pointers in the second half, as Workman took another giant step toward the Montview League title with a 74-68 victory over host Duarte on Monday night.
Workman (18-4, 10-0) led 57-47 late in the third quarter, but Duarte (17-2, 7-2) rallied behind standout Imari Brown to forge a 64-63 lead with 2:50 to play. That's when things got a little too crazy in the stands as a packed house of Lobos and Falcons fans mixed it up enough to the point that the game was delayed a few minutes while sherriff's deputies calmed things down.
Aram on Tout: Workman beats Duarte 74-68, end of game video is wild
SoCal Shootout Results: Glendora ends four-game skid, Damien battles, then falls to Centennial; Bishop Amat girls still best in the Valley
Saturday's Southern California shootout
Glendora 58, La Canada 44 — Four-game losing streaks are a rare thing for the Glendora High School boys basketball program.
That's why the Tartans were leaving nothing to chance on Saturday afternoon against perennial power La Canada in the Southern California Shootout at Azusa Pacific University.
Glendora jumped all over the Spartans in the first half and never looked back in a 58-44 win – ending a four-game skid it endured in the rugged Baseline League.
Corona Centennial 72, Damien 66 — The Damien High School boys basketball team knows right where it stands.
The Spartans now know they can compete with Southern California's best. That was evident in the 11th annual Southern California Shootout on Saturday evening at Azusa Pacific University.
In one of the shootout's marquee games, Centennial of Corona went on a 3-point barrage to defeat Damien, 72-66.
Girls, Bishop Amat 49, Bonita 42 – Strong defense at the start of the third quarter was enough to send the Bishop Amat High School girls basketball team to a win over Bonita in a battle of the area's top two teams Saturday at the Southern California Shootout at Azusa Pacific University.
The Lancers put the clamps on Bonita early in the third, and held the Bearcats scoreless for the first four minutes of the quarter to build a comfortable enough lead that ultimately resulted in a 49-42 victory.
Rio Hondo Prep 56, Alta Loma 49 – After being held to just two points in the first half, Robert Cartwright scored 16 points in the second half to lead Flintridge Prep to a come-from-behind 56-49 win over Alta Loma (8-13) in the Southern California Shootout at Azusa Pacific University.
Other Scores:
Etiwanda 56, La Costa Canyon 51
Rowland 69, Saddleback 26
Legendary coaches Mike LeDuc and Tom Hofman talk about today's legendary meeting, and how they've done it all these years
Flintridge Prep v. Alta Loma, 9 a.m.
Rowland vs Saddleback, 10:30 a.m.
Bishop Amat vs. Bonita (girls), Noon
La Canada vs. Glendora, 1:30 p.m.
Colony vs. Murrieta Valley, 3 p.m.
Claremont vs. Rancho Verde, 4:30 p.m.
Damien vs. Corona Centennial, 6 p.m.
La Costa Canyon vs. Etiwanda, 7:30 p.m.
Los Osos vs. Maranatha, 9 p.m.
By Aram Tolegian
It seems nobody knows for sure when the last time was that the storied Glendora and La Canada high school boys basketball programs played each other.
Spartans legendary head coach Tom Hofman speculated it was in the early 1990s, but didn't know the exact year for sure. Tartans legendary head coach Mike LeDuc said he had it in a book somewhere, but didn't seem in a rush to find it.
The fact is that it hasn't happened nearly enough, according to this fan/writer and most area hoops fans. But that will change, at least for one year anyway, on Saturday when La Canada takes on Glendora in the Southern California Shootout at Azusa Pacific University. Tipoff is at 1:30p.m.
Saturday's game figures to be one of those rare events in which the score of the game or talent on the court may not matter as much as the spectacle of seeing two of the best coaches not only in Valley history, but state history as well, square off against each other.
LeDuc has won a staggering 779 games in his 33 years as a head coach. Hofman has won 587 games in 27 years.
LeDuc has four CIF-SS championships. Hofman has two.
A big reason for those impressive numbers is that both men have mastered the art of maximizing the talent they have to work with, whether it be players who went on to the NBA, blue-chip recruits or the kid whose career ended after the 12th grade.
"I would hope that my impressions (of him) are the same as anybody's in the coaching community, he's an incredible coach," LeDuc said of Hofman. "He gets the most out of his players every single year. Sometimes, they win CIF titles when their players are a little bit better than other years. Then, other years, they maybe win 20 games and win the league. He maximizes his talent, and every kid who's ever played for him has had a great experience."
The feeling was mutual when Hofman was asked his thoughts on LeDuc.
"He's a great coach, an outstanding coach," Hofman said. "He really knows how to coach offense. When I get a chance to watch them play, I'm studying the game more than I'm being a fan. I'm more of a student when I watch those guys play."
In an era in which most of the top coaches are out hustling for talent on the travel ball circuit, Hofman and LeDuc are throwbacks. They prefer to let their record and expertise be the selling point for their programs. And if that doesn't lure the next big prospect in the area, then so be it.
Friday Scoreboard: Glendora falls to Rancho Cucamonga, 67-60, San Dimas beats Baldwin Park 52-51
That was some atmosphere at the Duarte-Workman girls hoops game. Loud, passionate it, into it .. my kind of crowd. Check out Keith Birmingham's photo gallery of the game.
Boys Basketball
Rancho Cucamonga 67, Glendora 60
Mission Valley
South El Monte 65, El Monte 52
Valle Vista
San Dimas 52, Baldwin Park 51
Covina 65, Wilson 46 — Covina is now 16-5 and 8-0
Girls Basketball
Bonita 62, Diamond Ranch 45 – Nikki Wheatley scores 23 points in 2nd half, finishes with 29 and 9 rebounds.
Workman 77, Duarte 68 – Lobos snap Falcons' 39-game league winning streak, and end their undefeated season.
Boys Soccer
Sierra League
Damien 3, Ayala 0 - Sam Williams scored and drew a PK to pace the league leaders on the road.
Chino Hills 3, Charter Oak 0 – -The Huskies got goals from Chandler Cullum, Jaie Peshawaria & Thomas Neel.
Claremont 1, South Hills 0 - Steven Macia scored a goal in the 86th minute for the winner.
Girls Soccer
Sierra League
St. Lucy's 1, Ayala 0 - Sami James scored to keep the Regents in the playoff hunt, next up second-place Claremont.
Claremont 2, South Hills 1
Chino Hills 3, Charter Oak 0 – Ashley Gonzales scored twice for the Huskies.
Workman's young girls basketball team is the real deal, shocks undefeated Duarte 77-68 after the Falcons' Imari Brown fouls out with 33 points
By Fred J. Robledo, Staff Writer
Workman High freshman Leslie Rivera went nuts in the fourth quarter to help the Lobos pull off a comeback thriller over undefeated Duarte in front of packed house that never stopped shouting on Friday.
Rivera scored 15 of her 21 points in the fourth quarter to help Workman rally past Duarte 77-68 to snap the two-time Montview League champions 39-game league winning streak.
Workman improved to 18-4 and 9-0 while the Falcons dropped to 17-1 and 7-1.
Rivera is one of three super freshman that start for the Lobos. Freshman combo guard Alize Williams finished with 18 points and sophomore sharpshooter Denise Gonzalez finished with a team high 24 points.
Duarte led 58-51 going into the fourth, but Rivera opened the quarter with back-to-back 3-pointers, then got a steal and layup to give the Falcons a 59-58 lead. (click to continue reading)
Friday's Big Games: Undefeated Duarte at league undefeated Workman in girls hoops, 6 p.m.
Boys Basketball
Valle Vista
Covina (15-5, 7-0) at Wilson (11-11, 5-2), 6:30 p.m.
Baldwin Park (16-7, 5-2) at San Dimas (11-9, 4-3), 6:30 p.m.
Baseline League
Rancho Cucamonga (18-4, 4-1) at Glendora (15-6, 1-4), 6:30 p.m.
Girls Basketball
Montview League
Duarte (17-0, 7-0) at Workman (17-4, 8-0), 6 p.m.
Hacienda League
Diamond Ranch (15-6, 6-1) at Bonita (17-4, 7-0), 5 p.m.
Boys Soccer
Sierra League
Ayala (10-7-3, 3-2) at Damien (10-2-3, 4-1), 5:30 p.m.
Video/Story: Former Amat legend Mark Paredes introduced as Damien's next football coach
On facing former schools ..
"Bishop Amat is a high school that I love, JW North is a school that I love, St. Paul is a school that I love," Paredes said. "I would not go and seek playing them only because you have mixed emotions. Let me put it this way, if I have to play them, I will play them. If I don't have to play them, I won't play them."
By Aram Tolegian
Story: Mark Paredes, who coached Bishop Amat to arguably its best-ever season in 1992, was named the new varsity football head coach at Damien High School on Thursday.
Paredes, who spent the past three seasons as the head coach at JW North in Riverside, replaces Greg Gano, who resigned in December after four seasons at the school. Gano has since been named head coach at Tustin.
"I toyed with the idea and really didn't think I was in the ballpark, and finally it came to fruition," Paredes said of being hired. "It's one of those things that everything came to be in place. They wanted me and I wanted them, and I decided that it was a good situation. I'm excited about building a program and continuing the Damien tradition."
After leading Amat to California's first-ever 15-0 season in 1992, which included a CIF championship and a win in the now-defunct Reebok Bowl, Paredes left in 1994.
Bonita not ready to surrender Hacienda, beats Rowland 51-43
"Bonita is the class of the league right now," Raiders coach Gordon Hamlow said. "They're 30-1 in the last three years and until someone knocks them off, it doesn't matter."
Photo gallery of Bonita-Rowland
By John Honell
Two-time defending Hacienda League boys basketball champion Bonita stayed on top of the league race with a hard-fought 51-43 win over Rowland on Wednesday night.
The Bearcats (18-5, 6-1) had chances to fold in the fourth quarter but got key baskets from Dane Hollar and Riley Brungard to hold off the Raiders (14-7, 4-3).
"Bonita is the class of the league right now," Raiders coach Gordon Hamlow said. "They're 30-1 in the last three years and until someone knocks them off, it doesn't matter."
Sierra League Soccer Results; Damien boys, Chino Hills girls lead after first round
Wednesday's Sierra League boys soccer results
Damien 4, Charter Oak 0
South Hills 2, Chino Hills 1
Ayala 3, Claremont 2
Damien 4-1
Claremont 3-2
South Hills 3-2
Ayala 3-2
Chino Hills 1-4
Charter Oak 1-4
Wednesday's Sierra League girls soccer results
Chino Hills 4, South Hills 0
Claremont 0, Ayala 0
St. Lucy's 3, Charter Oak 1
Chino Hills 5-0
Claremont 3-1-1
Ayala 2-1-2
St. Lucy's 2-2-1
South Hills 1-4
Charter Oak 0-5
Girls Basketball: Rosemead wins 41st straight Mission Valley contest with 42-24 victory over El Monte
By Fred J. Robledo, Staff Writer
Any thoughts the El Monte High School girls basketball team had of snapping Rosemead's 40-game Mission Valley League winning streak disappeared under the pressure of the Panthers' hawking defense.
Rosemead pressed and forced turnover after turnover to build a quick 12-point lead and never let up, winning 42-24 for its 41st straight league win.
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vegan, 8 servings
1 cup buckwheat flour
1/2 cup whole wheat or gluten free flour
2 tsp ground flax seeds
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
3/4 tsp cinnamon
3/4 tsp salt
1/3 - 1/2 cup maple syrup, grade B (or agave)
3 large bananas, mashed (extra ripe!)
1/2 tsp apple cider vinegar
1 tsp baking powder
1/3 cup extra virgin coconut oil, melted
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1/4 cup dark chocolate chips
1/4 cup jungle peanuts
sprinkle of peanuts
1 Tbsp coconut or brown sugar, sprinkled over top
1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees and line a bread loaf pan with parchment paper or grease with coconut oil.
2. Add all bananas to a large mixing bowl and mash very well. Add in the melted coconut oil to assist in the mashing. Then add in the vinegar, vanilla extract and maple syrup too. You should have a very liquidy banana mash now.
3. Fold in the flours, salt, cinnamon, baking powder, flax seeds. Fold very well until a wet and very thick banana batter forms. Pour this mixture into the loaf pan and smooth with a spoon. Sprinkle sugar and peanuts on top.
4. Bake at 400 degrees for 35-40 minutes or until edges start to brown. Cool before slicing and serving.
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Calories: 284 fat: 13g carbs: 40g protein: 5g fiber: 5g iron: 13% RDA vitaC: 12% RDA
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Yields: about fourteen 2-inch biscuits
Total Time: 30 min
Oven Temp: 450
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- 1 cup(s) sweet potato purée, chilled (see Note)
- 3/4 cup(s) buttermilk, chilled
- 2.25 cup(s) all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoon(s) light brown sugar
- 2.50 teaspoon(s) baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) baking soda
- 1 teaspoon(s) kosher salt
- 1 stick(s) cold unsalted butter, cut into cubes
- 1 tablespoon(s) butter, melted, for brushing
- Preheat the oven to 450 degrees F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. In a small bowl, whisk the sweet potato purée with the buttermilk. In a large bowl, whisk the flour with the brown sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Sprinkle the cubed butter over the dry ingredients; using a pastry blender or two table knives, cut the butter into the flour until the mixture resembles very coarse crumbs, with some of the butter about the size of peas. Stir in the sweet potato mixture just until a soft dough forms.
- Turn the dough out onto a floured work surface and pat it into a 1-inch-thick round. Using a 2-inch round biscuit cutter, stamp out as many biscuits as you can. Gently press the scraps together and stamp out more biscuits. Arrange the biscuits on the prepared baking sheet and bake for about 15 minutes, until golden brown. Brush with the melted butter and serve warm.
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Tips & Techniques
Make Ahead: The sweet potato biscuits can be made early in the day and reheated in a 350 degree F oven.
Notes: To make the sweet potato purée: Pierce one 12-ounce sweet potato in a few spots with a fork and microwave at high power for about 10 minutes or roast at 350 degrees F for about 1 hour, until tender. Let the sweet potato cool slightly, then peel and purée in a food processor. Measure out 1 cup of purée and refrigerate until chilled.
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