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After Pesach, Jews in Israel switched from mentioning geshem, rain, in the second blessing of the Amidah prayer, speaking of tal, dew, instead. As the rainy season ends, we no longer invoke God's power to bring rain.
Like anything worthwhile, prayer takes practice to get the hang of it. Once a week isn't enough (though I know that some people find it more than enough). Traditionally, Jewish men pray three times a day, morning, afternoon and evening.
The 27th of Nisan is Holocaust Remembrance Day in Israel and the day is also observed in Jewish communities worldwide. The choice of this day was not an obvious one. In 1949, the Israeli Chief Rabbinate announced that the existing fast of the 10th of Tevet would also the day for remembering the Shoah.
The day after Pesach is observed in Israel as Maimouna. It has become a celebration of North African Jewish culture, a sort of Sephardi pride day. The festivities begin in the evening as soon as Pesach is out, with people eating newly baked bread with a special ceremony for making the first dough after Pesach. (Like a more authentic, Moroccan version of queuing up outside Carmellis.)
Nisan is the month of Pesach, the holiday celebrating our freedom from Egypt. It's the beginning of spring (though not necessarily in England), a month of renewal and rebirth.
Nirtzah, the final stage of the Seder, literally means "accepted". In it we express our hope that we performed the Seder right, remembered the Exodus and thanked God. At this point, we open the door for Elijah and pour him a glass of wine as a sign of our faith in the imminent redemption.
Joy is meant to be an integral part of Jewish holidays. "You shall rejoice in your festival", states Deuteronomy 16:14. In Temple times, eating of the shelmim sacrifice was how we rejoiced. Today things are not so straightforward.
Maimonides wrote tha
According to the opening of the Shulchan Aruch's section on Pesach, one should start inquiring into its laws 30 days in advance of the festival.
Dressing up in outrageous costumes is one of the best known customs of Purim. The first mention in halachic sources comes from the 13th century. Rabbi Kalonymus from Provence writes that Jews have a custom of dressing up as gentiles and as the opposite sex.
The siddur party, or mesibat siddur, takes place toward the end of the first year of school once children have mastered the basics of reading. From Tel Aviv to California to Uzbekistan, children dress up, perform, and receive a new and decorated siddur from their teacher.


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VOL. XXIX APRIL, 1926 No. 4
The publication committee and the editors disclaim responsibility for views expressed by
contributors to THE QUARTERLY
JosE MARA SANCHEZ
CARLos E. CASTANEDA,
Associate Professor of Modern Languages, College of William and
Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia
Mexico, 1827.-Reasons of state prompted the Supreme Govern-
ment of Mexico to appoint a commission to arrange the boundary
between this republic and the United States of the North. For
this purpose General Manuel de Mier y Teran was appointed head
of the said commission because few men, in fact, possess the vast
knowledge necessary for the scientific investigation of the eastern
interior states which is involved in such an enterprise. In so
arduous an undertaking the need of men to cooperate with him
was evident and for this purpose the government appointed Lieu-
tenant Colonel Jos6 Batres of the medical staff, Lieutenant Colonel
Cons [tanti]no Tarnava, of the Engineers; Rafael Chovell, min-
eralogist; Luis Berlandier, botanist and zoologist;2 and myself,
November, 1827, the 10th.-All necessary preparations were
made. The instruments were secured as well as the indispensable
books, and, taking leave of our families, we started on the 10th
'From the Archivo General de Guerra y Marina, Fracci6n 1, Legajo
n9m. 7, Mexico City.
'The diary of Berlandier and Chovell on this expedition, covering the
march from Mexico City to San Antonio, Texas, was published in Mexico
in 1850-Diario de Viage de la Comision de Limites, etc.
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by DEBORAH
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
I purchased the 3 tier clothes airer a few weeks ago for my daughter who is in her final year at Uni on the recommendation of a friend. I initially thought it was quite expensive but thought that anything would be better than wet clothes on radiators and a bag of dirty clothes being carried home to me at the weekends. I cannot believe the difference this product has made to our lives; my daughter and her flatmate are thrilled with it; a full load of clothes dries overnight as well as heating the room; the added bonus is that most clothes do not need ironing. will buy another for 2nd child.
Published 16 10 2014
One of my best purchases"
by Nancey
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
We would not have made it through last winter without this three-tiered drier. Our family of 6 descended on us for 2 weeks during one of the wettest Christmases ever (2013-14). I don't have a drier and trying to keep up with that much washing was a nightmare until I rushed into Lakeland and bought this in desperation. I used it for the rest of the winter for the two of us and continue to use it. Well worth the money!
Published 16 10 2014
a bit disappointing"
by Mrs Simmons
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
I live in a small flat with no tumble drainer or outside drying space, and the radiators are the modern electric sort that you cannot hand clothes on. My drying options therefore are somewhat limited, so it was with great excitement that I bought this airer. It is undoubtedly better than positioning a clothes horse nearer the radiator, but for the price of nearly £100, it isn't as effcient as you would hope. The clothes take a long time to dry properly (approx 24 hours), although dry in the places they have touched the rails very quickly. Regardless of cautions, it does work better covered
Published 16 10 2014
It's NOT a tumble dryer - it's an airer. Remember that!"
by Juliet
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
Initially it arrived with the clips holding up the racks, upside down but soon sorted that with a screwdriver and apologies and vouchers from Lakeland. Thank you :) I think reviewers need to remember that it is primarily a heated airer. It DOES dry things but gently. I wouldn't be without mine in all this wet weather. I can hang a load up and forget about it - no keeping an eye on the weather and dashing outside with the first drops of rain! I find the more it's loaded the better it dries. I do think perhaps it could be a bit more stable though, seems a bit wobbly.
Published 13 10 2014
Where have you been all my life"
by Tracey
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
My only negative comment is why oh why have i not found you earlier. I can honestly say it is the best thing I have EVER purchased, I leave it on over night and voila the washing is dry. I have yet to dry very thick items like Jeans on it and I would imaging they will need turnin but worth every penny. I Love It
Published 09 10 2014
This review is for an older version of this product
A useful piece of kit!"
by Tanya
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
This is perfect for 1 or 2 person households, as it holds a 7kg wash. If your household is any bigger, you should consider a proper dryer, as although this dries clothes faster than a regular airer, it still takes the best part of a day. I'm just grateful that it's possible for me to do two loads of laundry in one day now without having to use my radiators! As others have said, clothes benefit from being stretched out where space permits, and large items are best spread over the top. You will soon work out what works best for your laundry.
Published 06 10 2014
Great Experience!"
by Ms Boscheratto
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
Coming from North America, I've found not having a dryer (or the cost of having one) to be a challenge. This 3-tier airer experience doesn't disappoint -- it's a great solution between the options of nothing and a proper dryer. Last but not least, the staff at Bromley were simply marvellous considering I had found myself at a different store than the one I intended to visit (which meant I hadn't put the product on hold with them but another store) and needed help getting the product to the car some distance from the shop! Well done ladies!
Published 06 10 2014
Not fit for purpose"
by Valerie
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
I have had this item for a few weeks without using, as I have had to clear a room for it. Used it for the first time today and am bitterly disappointed with it. The airer has been on since 10:15 am and items are still very damp, apart from the bits actually in contact with the heated rails. It is now 8:20 pm! Wish I'd never bought it. I even put a large sheet over the frame to keep the heat in, but to no avail.
Published 06 10 2014
A note from the team: Thanks for placing your review. We're sorry the airer hasn't worked as well as you were expecting. We'll be in touch shortly to help.
Completely deflated"
by Gemma
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
After many friends telling me I couldn't live without this heated dryer I finally caved. On it's first use I was disappointed. Clothes were only dry where they touched heated bars. After being on overnight clothes were still wet. I asked friends for tips and was told to pile clothes on top of rails rather than hang, put a duvet cover over the top and also buy a dehumidifier to use along side it. Quite frankly absurd measures to have to take on a product of it's price. I agree the cable is too short however regulation is regulation. Better than nothing but it doesn't meet expectation. Sorry!
Published 02 10 2014
A note from the team: Thank you for placing your review and taking the time to discuss this with us today. As mentioned, we wouldn't recommend covering it with a duvet cover or going to the expenses of buying a dehumidifier for the resulting condensation as this is defeating the object of why you bought the heated airer.Seeing how it performs over winter is a good idea, we hope it changes your opinion and would welcome your feedback.
love it, it's transformed my life!"
by Alison
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
I can't recommend this heated clothes airer enough! I have been thinking about buying one for the past couple of years & have eventually succumbed. I wish I had done 2 years ago as it has transformed my life! With 2 young boys & a sports mad husband, our washing machine never stops. Now I've got the heated airer my problems are solved. Yes it is large & bulky & it's not as easy to hang clothes between the rails as traditional airers, but it takes a full load & more, & dries clothes really well. Great for airing those not quite dry clothes from the outdoors maiden too. W
Published 24 09 2014
Fabulous Product!"
by Jacquie
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
My tumble dryer packed in a month ago, and I decided to get this instead of another tumble dryer. I'm so glad I did! It's a great dryer; yes, it takes longer to dry clothes, but it's much kinder on fabric than tumble dryers, and I've stopped using conditioner. I can get a full load on the 3 tier dri-soon, but decided to buy the 2-tier as well, as I have to wash my uniform every day and don't want to use the bigger dryer each day. I also use them as clothes horses if I've ironed damp clothes and they need finishing off. I recommend these products.
Published 19 09 2014
Excellent Product - worth the wait"
by Lisa
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
I have waited 3 years for this product, kept telling myself I didn't need a new airer but it has been worth the wait. Slightly worried how happy I am about an airer but it is brilliant and I don't think I will have to use my tumble dryer at all this winter. Highly recommend.
Published 12 09 2014
by Diane
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
I really am pleased with this airer - I've owned it for many months now. I found that if you hang clothes on a hanger then hang the hanger from the very top rail, your clothes are hanging down through 3 layers of heated shelves/bars. Heavier jumpers/jeans dry well this way, and lighter shirts and t-shirts dry very quickly. I don't overload by hanging directly over the bars but as there are only 2 adults in the house I can wash and dry a couple of times during the week. I have checked when it is on, and the electricity meter hardly moves any faster so electricity consumption is low.
Published 11 09 2014
A note from the team: Thanks for placing your review and for the useful info for other customers.
Very useful"
by Fiona
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
I'm very happy with this heated airer. I like to take my washing out of the dryer whilst it's still slightly damp, and finish it off on the airer. I find this helps cut down the amount of creasing. It has a nice neat footprint, especially when only half is assembled, so takes up little space and finishes things off a treat. Also useful for airing towels after use.
Published 09 09 2014
Great product"
by Howard
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
We live in a small flat and all drying has to be done indoors. We had looked at this dryer for some time thinking of buying but waiting as it is a considerable price. We then got an email offering 20% off and purchased immediately. So glad we did, excellent as a normal dryer during warmer weather but even better is the option for heating during wet/cold weather. Would recommend to everyone.
Published 03 09 2014
Good heated airer"
by Andrea Franks
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
Used my new heated airer once, got it out of the box and went to plug it in and found the lead is not long enough to plug in on my work top in the kitchen. Lead is 1.3m and needs to be 2m, as at the bottom of the airer. On off switch also at the bottom, which being pregnant is a bit of a pain bending down. If I was being fussy, I would like to say the outside rails are only for clothes half the size as the support goes down the middle, so cannot be used for adults top, but suitable for childrens. A cover would be good if drys better, Lakeland are you going to start selling one?
Published 02 09 2014
A note from the team: Thank you for placing your review. The length of the flex is due to regulations for health and safety as with most electrical items.
my heated airer"
by Jean Ashley
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
i recently purchased the 3 tier airer approx 3 wks ago,and im so thrilled with it,i gave my drier away and just ues this, it dries overnight and i dont cover it at all ,it also warms my kitchen up too so it will be ideal in the winter before my heating comes on.It dries my bedding perfect too,also jeans dry overnight.I wouldnt be without it now and hopefully i will see a difference in my Electricity bill.
Published 01 09 2014
by Valerie
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
This arrived really quickly, within 4 days and we set it up straight away and successfully dried a load of washing. I'm sure this will get a lot of use and will mean I don't have to dry things on the radiators. It is quite large, but folds up compactly. Really pleased on first use!
Published 29 08 2014
A very efficient product!"
by Nathan
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
I ordered one of these having had a terrible winter in a 1 bedroom flat, trying to dry washing as well as keep the inside of the flat warm and dry. The condensation still appears on the window, so ventilation is required, but it eliminates the problem of damp smelling clothes and muffled heaters. The 3 tier airer is much bigger than I assumed and I would recommend everyone to check the dimensions before purchasing. It's very versatile in terms of having half open or full open) It does get hotter than expected & therefore you may need to consider with young children. Overall, very happy!
Published 28 08 2014
It does dry things.... but any faster than a normal airer?"
by Lisa
Dry-Soon 3-Tier Heated Tower Airer
I bought this as we have just moved to a small house with no tumble drier. I've used it three times so far, and would echo some of the other reviewers: it dries items well where the clothes are in contact with the bars, it takes approx 24 hours to dry a load and the items on the bottom racks are still damp where they are not in contact with the bars. Thick items like jeans need to be laid out over the bars to dry. I haven't tried a sheet over the whole airer, but see that Lakeland no longer recommend this. This is no faster than an ordinary drying rack. A longer lead would be also be helpful
Published 28 08 2014
A note from the team: Thanks for placing your review. I'm sorry the clothes aren't drying as you were expecting. The airer isn't like a tumble dryer, It's a much gentler and slower way of drying but at a lower cost. We'll be in touch shortly to help.


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Nina Dobrev has enjoyed a huge fan following for her role in hit sitcom "The Vampire Diaries." The 25-year-old good looking actress has revealed exclusive details about what will happen next to her character of Elena Gilbert in the upcoming season of her hit show "The Vampire Diaries."
The gorgeous actress, who has enjoyed great popularity for five seasons on the show, accepted the fact that the character of Elena is "complicated" to quite an extent as everyone she knows is dying. However, the actress revealed to Parade in a recent interview that she is looking forward to see how her character will cope-up with the loss and her life post her beau Damon Salvatore.
"I don't know. I'd like to see how she copes and deals with things post-Damon and see how she's going to be able to move on and if she'll have a normal life. Everything in Elena's life is complicated, it's never easy, everyone's dying around her," Dobrev revealed to the Web site.
When Nina, who even plays the character of Katherine, was asked who does she like the most and could relate to, her answer was surprising. Nina calls herself a combination of both and reveals that she has the characteristics of both the females.
Given a chance, which trait of the vampire Elena would Nina like to have in person, the interviewer asked her.
"Compelling. I'd like to be able to compel people. I'd like to be able to get everything I want and mind control everyone. 'Look into my eyes...' [Laughs]," the actress revealed.
The ultra stylish actress also revealed that she loves to work with her stylists on the look of both the characters and is quite passionate about it. The actress has also gotten a chance to unveil her comic side in "Let's Be Cops" and was asked about her experience on it. For Nina, it is easier to do drama than comedy.
"Comedy is probably a lot harder for me. Maybe it's because I've been doing drama for so long," the actress revealed to the Web site.
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Paul Scharner says Latics must show determination to win.
"Tomorrow against Tottenham Hotspur is about the will to win and we have to show determination in all of our remaining games to win them," said the Austrian defender.
"Sometimes it doesn't matter how you win, whether it is a 3-0 or 4-0 with fantastic football or whether we get a crucial goal at the end of a game like we did against Norwich and Newcastle.
"We need the determination that we showed in those games and everyone is ready to give their all for the last six games of the season."
The 33-year-old said Latics have been unfortunate to miss out in their last two games against Manchester City and West Ham United and crucial margins need to be achieved.
"I think we should have won the last two games but we have just missed out at both ends of the pitch.
"We've missed that important touch in the final third and you can see in the games before QPR that we didn't play our best but we won against Newcastle and Norwich because we were incredibly determined."
Scharner believes the team have the quality and belief to make sure that victories are achieved.
He said:
"It's going to take at least another nine points and our aim is to get as many as possible.
"Everybody at the club has confidence because of the effort that we give and we're going to need that until the very end of the season."
On the factor of the FA Cup Scharner added:
"The FA Cup final is in the mind as well but to be honest I would connect that with the Premier League because it brings confidence to the team.
"It brings a good feeling with it and we can't hide that fact, it can be used as a real positive."
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I won't go into all my cycling history, but, lets just say that I have been cycling as long as I have been running and that time span is longer than 10 years!! It also makes me old (for a woman competitor) competing against girls half my age, but, because of my experience, I feel blessed with having years of competition under my belt. I mean, why should I at age 40, roll over and wait to get fat and old?! It's a given, as we age, unless we drastically change our diets, will naturally gain weight. I can almost guarantee that I will still be competing in something when I'm 50 and hopefully even into the 60's!! It keeps me YOUNG.
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Was there last night we had the menu for 27 euro's for this price you will not find better value for money every course was sublime the local wine was nice shame we go home today as we would have gone back tonight
Been meaning to try this one for ages.
Glad we did.
A Thursday evening. Easy parking. No frills exterior. Interior decor- "France Profonde Chic -1990's Edition".
Welcome- confused and curt.Outside table, small urban garden (with designer bunnies) in need of a Capability Brown.
So far it's all a bit dull.
Small menu- good sign- no freezer food here.
Amuse Bouche...
La Petite Maison has become our number one choice of restaurant when we visit friends in this region of France. This was our 4th or 5th visit and does not disappoint. On previous visits we have always been seated outside on the terrasse with the added treat of watching the bunnies hopping around the walled garden but on this occasion...
We went here for dinner without any idea what to expect. The food is terrific! Very creative as well! Wine was great! We ate on the terrasse and it was a beautiful evening. They have a couple of pet rabbits that hop around the grass which are very cute too. We were happy we stumbled into this restaurant-couldn't quit talking...
the food was just a picture, just wonderful, from the moment we walked in we knew it was going to be a wonderful evening
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Nestled high in the foot hills of the Poudre Canyon, the legendary Mishawaka Amphitheatre rests on the rocky banks of the Cache de la Poudre River. For the past 8 years, the Mish has served as the spring stopping ground for Ft. Collins' favorite sons. And once again, this Saturday, May 12th, opening weekend arrived. It was time to Head for the Hills.
The good folks at the Hi-Dive in on Broadway treated Denverites to a line-up of great music last night. On the bill were three relatively new groups, all having been founded after 2009. More than worth the ten bucks to get in the door! Once inside, we were greeted by the creative sampling sounds of Young Man. This signaled the start of rocking.
Boulder was rocked off its ass this week when Social Distortion came through town, bringing with them their infamous brand of rockabilly a la punk rock. Frontman Mike Ness and crew were on hand to deliver the Social D experience, greatest hits and then some.
Yarn is a true workhorse of a band. The Brooklyn, NY outfit plays an average of 200 shows a year and their cohesion as a band is tried and true. On Friday, they brought their alt-country/bluegrass blend to Quixotes in Denver for a two-night run of outdoor performances.
As the bartender made his last call, Todd Snider knew his evening with his hero Jerry Jeff Walker was coming to a close. They finished their drinks and slipped out the exit into a still dark night. It was the hour in which a busy city was fast asleep and only the air made a noise. Together they began to tiptoe down lonely city blocks until they heard the strings of an acoustic guitar...
Two and a half months ago, I was fortunate enough to get my first glimpse of Elephant Revival, the Lyons band whose sound is so unique, a reporter coined the term "Transcendental Folk" in an effort to capture it.
Keller Williams is an artist that is hard to put your finger on.
"It's like déjà vu all over again." – Yogi Berra
Baptized in Folk tradition and based in Colorado since 1989, Reed Foehl (pronounced Faille) has a soulful voice with a body of work that offers communion to a Folk congregation whose apostles have names like Guthrie and Dylan.
It was all Scarlet Begonias, a touch of the blues, and a whole lot of funk and soul last night at the Boulder Theater. The Motet was back in town for an encore performance of their "Funk is Dead Show." They were in Boulder for the Halloween show last October and it just wasn't enough to last us another full year.
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DATE & TIME: Tuesday, December 31, 5 p.m. (ET)
FACTS & STATS: Site: CFE Arena (9,993) -- Orlando, Florida. Television: ESPN2. Home Record: Louisville 9-0, UCF 7-1. Away Record: Louisville 1-1, UCF 1-2. Neutral Record: Louisville 1-1, UCF 0-0. Conference Record: Louisville 0-0, UCF 0-0. Series Record: Louisville leads, 1-0.
GAME NOTES: Following a tough loss to rival Kentucky, the 14th-ranked Louisville Cardinals will try to bounce back as they begin their voyage through the American Athletic Conference with a visit to the UCF Knights on New Year's Eve.
The Cardinals scored the first eight points of the game against the Wildcats, but that was the high point, as they fell by a final score of 73-66. The setback ended a six-game win streak for Louisville, which is playing its third straight road contest today. A visit to Rutgers on Saturday will finish up a season-long, four-game road trip.
It has been more than a week since UCF hit the court, as its last outing came on Dec. 22 when the Knights toppled Valparaiso, 90-62. That victory was the fifth straight for UCF, which is 7-1 at home and 8-3 overall. The Knights finish a six-game homestand on Saturday against Temple.
Louisville came out on top in the only other meeting between these two teams, when it rolled to a 78-58 victory on Dec. 15, 1999.
After nailing their first three field goal attempts, Louisville ended up shooting 39.7 percent from the floor to succumb to defeat against Kentucky. The difference in the contest came in the paint, where the Wildcats had a 44-36 edge on the boards, and 42-24 advantage in scoring.
Playing against a nationally-ranked opponent, especially a heated rival, on the road certainly took its toll on the Cardinals. Normally they are an extremely effective bunch at both ends of the court. On the season, Louisville is scoring 84.6 ppg and connecting on 47 percent from the field. The Cardinals are also extremely difficult to score on, holding foes to 61.2 ppg and 39.7 percent shooting. The defensive strength is in forcing turnovers, with the Cardinals ranking 11th nationally in steals (9.5 pg). Russ Smith (16.9 ppg, 4.9 apg) has always been a scorer but his facilitating more this season. Chris Jones (13.8 ppg) and Montrezl Harrell (12 ppg, 8 rpg) are two of the primary beneficiaries. Chane Behanan (7.6 ppg, 6.3 rpg) was recently dismissed from the team.
The resistance UCF felt from Valparaiso was laughable compared to Louisville's joust with Kentucky. The Knights sank 51.7 percent of their shots from the floor, including 11-of-19 shots from beyond the arc, while forcing 17 turnovers from the Crusaders.
UCF has also been performing well in just about every phase of the game this season. The Knights are netting 80.1 ppg and shooting 47.9 percent from the floor, while posting strong numbers on defense as well (67.2 ppg, .422 FG percentage). One of the major strengths of the unit is cleaning the glass, as the Knights are 20th nationally and first in the AAC in rebounds (41.1 pg). There is a bit more balance to the Knights' attack, as Calvin Newell (14.8 ppg, 3.6 apg) is the leading scorer among a quartet of players putting in at least 10 ppg. Isaiah Sykes (13.9 ppg), Tristan Spurlock (13.8 ppg, 6.8 rpg) and Kasey Wilson (11.5 ppg, 6.1 rpg) are also reliable offensive threats.
The Knights are not a team to be trifled with. Louisville will need to be wary, but as long as the Cardinals can turn in a better offensive performance than they did against Kentucky, they should be able to stamp out a victory.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Louisville 78, UCF 71


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Evan Grant of The Dallas Morning News writes Spring Training is broken. Grant suggests reversing the current reporting schedule of players with minor leaguers and non-roster invitees reporting at the beginning of camp and the 40-man roster showing up ten days later. Grant also proposes expanding the roster to 28 for the month of April with 25 designated as active for games. This would allow teams, Grant reasons, to carry more pitching in April, as the hurlers continue to build their durability.
In today's news and notes from the American League:
- In a separate article, Grant reports the Rangers have informed Jamey Wright he will not make the team, but the right-hander has decided to remain in camp. "If they change their minds, I'm still here," said Wright, who is an Article XX(B) free agent. "But, if not, I'm showcasing for all the other teams." As an Article XX(B) free agent, the Rangers must pay Wright a $100K retention bonus, if they decide to keep him in their organization.
- Red Sox catcher Christian Vazquez has an appointment with Dr. James Andrews on Wednesday increasing speculation his recent MRI results could lead to Tommy John surgery and the end to his season before it begins, according to Brian MacPherson of the Providence Journal.
- Despite the uncertain status of Vazquez, the Red Sox have not engaged the Blue Jays about Dioner Navarro, tweets CBSSports.com's Jon Heyman. With Vazquez's injury, Heyman notes the Red Sox will give prized catching propsect Blake Swihart an extended look during the final week of Spring Training.
- James Schmehl of MLive.com tweets he wouldn't be surprised if the Tigers take a flyer on James Russell, even though the left-hander has had a terrible spring. The 29-year-old was released by the Braves Sunday morning.
- The Tigers will only go as far as their veteran stars take them, but there is some important young talent on the roster and their performance could prove pivotal as the franchise bids for its fifth straight AL Central title, opines MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince.
- Twins GM Terry Ryan did not address whether Mike Pelfrey has requested a trade in the wake of the right-hander's comments yesterday after losing the battle for a rotation spot, tweets Mike Berardino of the St. Paul Pioneer Press. Pelfrey threw one inning of perfect relief against the Orioles today needing just eight pitches in lowering his spring ERA to 1.23.
- Ryan Madson, in camp with the Royals on a minor league contract, calls his comeback from elbow injuries "a challenge" and knows he can pitch again at the MLB level, writes MLB.com's Barry Bloom. "If it doesn't happen here, I will see if there's any other interest and will go from there," said Madson, who has a May 1st opt-out. "I mean, I came in not knowing whether I could pitch on consecutive days or three times a week, and now I'm past that. I know what I can do and I want to pitch again in the Major Leagues."
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Minor Moves: Roberts, Baez, D-Backs, Putkonen
Here are today's minor moves from around the game.
- The Royals have released 2B/3B Ryan Roberts, Andy McCullough of the Kansas City Star tweets. Roberts, 34, played sparingly for the Red Sox last season and has a career .243/.320/.388 line in parts of nine seasons, also playing for the Blue Jays, Rangers, Diamondbacks and Rays.
- The Royals have announced that they've traded righty Angel Baez to the Astros for cash considerations. Baez, 24, pitched 62 innings of relief for Double-A Northwest Arkansas last season, posting a 4.65 ERA with 10.3 K/9 and 4.2 BB/9, improving somewhat upon the control problems with which he had struggled in the low minors.
- The Diamondbacks have released a number of players, including righty relievers Jeremy Accardo and Henry Rodriguez, MLB.com's Steve Gilbert tweets. The 33-year-old Accardo spent 2014 in independent ball and last appeared in the Majors in 2012. He's played parts of eight big-league seasons and appeared in the Blue Jays' bullpen in every season from 2006 through 2010. The hard-throwing Rodriguez has appeared in the big leagues in all of the last six seasons (with the Athletics, Nationals, Cubs and Marlins), but has never really established himself, thanks in large part to control problems — he has 6.4 BB/9 for his career. Both pitchers signed minor-league deals with the D-Backs this offseason.
- Twins utilityman Tyler Grimes has retired, LaVelle E. Neal III of the Star Tribune tweets. The 24-year-old Grimes played at Class A+ Fort Myers in 2014, hitting .232/.313/.355 in 307 plate appearances while, remarkably, playing catcher, second, third and all three outfield positions. He had been a non-roster invite to Twins big-league camp.
- The Tigers have released righty Luke Putkonen, MLB.com's Jason Beck tweets. Putkonen, 28, pitched 29 2/3 innings out of the Tigers' bullpen in 2013 and handled himself well, posting a 3.03 ERA with 8.5 K/9 and 2.7 BB/9. He missed most of the 2014 season due to elbow issues, however. The Tigers designated Putkonen for assignment and outrighted him in January.
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AL Central Notes: Rodon, Nathan, Indians, Robinson
While Kris Bryant's situation is grabbing all of the headlines in Chicago (and nationally, for that matter), Jon Morosi of FOX Sports believes that another Chicago phenom — White Sox lefty Carlos Rodon — is making a strong case for the Opening Day roster as well. Morosi argues that the ChiSox are running out of reasons not to bring last year's No. 3 overall pick north with the team, as the lefty has whiffed 19 hitters in 12 1/3 innings thus far and recently struck out nine of 16 Royals hitters in a four-inning effort. The Sox will need a pitching boost early in the season, he adds, with Chris Sale unavailable for Opening Day and veterans such as John Danks and Brad Penny struggling. Starting Rodon's service clock early isn't as problematic as it would be in the case of Bryant (or any position player), Morosi writes, because the Sox could use the All-Star break as a means of limiting his innings and also regaining enough service time to delay his free agency by a year. Rodon could strategically be optioned to Triple-A in advance of his final first-half start, then have his second-half debut delayed as late as possible.
- Tigers manager Brad Ausmus told reporters, including MLive.com's James Schmehl, that there's no competition for the closer job, which firmly belongs to Joe Nathan. The 40-year-old Nathan is coming off perhaps his worst season since becoming a closer and has struggled further this spring, while setup man Joakim Soria has been excellent, but no change is imminent. Soria spoke to Schmehl about pitching in a setup capacity and admitted that he's "not excited" about not being a closer, though he added that pitching the eighth inning isn't much different, and he'll be happy pitching in any role. MLBTR will again be tracking all closer-related situations with our @Closernews Twitter account this season, for those who play fantasy baseball and want to stay current.
- Terry Pluto of the Cleveland Plain Dealer writes that while most believed Danny Salazar was capable of breaking camp in the Indians' rotation, the right-hander has done nothing to deserve that spot and should be passed over for Zach McAllister, at least in the short term. McAllister is out of Minor League options and was believed to be ticketed for bullpen duty, but using him in the rotation early on would give Salazar some much-needed time to regroup at Triple-A. Manager Terry Francona voiced disappointment in Salazar's spring thus far, Pluto writes, noting that his stuff is still electric, but the results and control haven't been there.
- Non-roster invitee Shane Robinson has made a good impression on the Twins in camp thus far, writes Mike Berardino of the St. Paul Pioneer Press. The 30-year-old Robinson is battling for an outfield job with the Twins and has batted .257/.333/.371 in 39 plate appearances. He'd likely only make the team in the event that both Aaron Hicks and Eddie Rosario were optioned to Triple-A, however, Berardino notes. Robinson tells Berardino that a number of teams called him once he became a Minor League free agent this winter, but a very candid 25-minute phone conversation with GM Terry Ryan and the Twins' strong early interest led him to select Minnesota. The former Cardinal has an April 2 opt-out date and would earn $550K in the Majors, Berardino reports.
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AL Notes: Price, Ludwick, Lindstrom, Blue Jays
Academy Award-winning actor, Michigan native and huge Tigers fan J.K. Simmons will throw out the first pitch at the Tigers' opener on April 6. Simmons won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar last month for his role in Whiplash, and if you've seen the movie, you'll agree that the Tigers should probably hold off on having Simmons give a pep talk to the rookies before the game. Here's the latest from around the American League…
- The Tigers' chances of extending David Price aren't good, Mlive.com's Chris Iott opines, as there are simply too many reasons for Price to test the free agent market this winter. Price could potentially find a $200MM+ contract next offseason, so it's possible Detroit would have to top that level now in order to retain him.
- The Rangers told outfielder Ryan Ludwick that he wouldn't make the team, GM Jon Daniels told reporters (including MLB.com's T.R. Sullivan). Daniels described Ludwick as an "all-world guy" who he believes could help another team's roster, though in the Rangers' case, "as we look at it today, we thought other options in camp fit the roster better." Ludwick signed a minor league contract with Texas in February and, as an Article XX(B) free agent, would've been obligated to receive a $100K bonus if the Rangers wanted to keep him in the organization but not on the 25-man roster.
- Matt Lindstrom is also an Article XX(B) free agent, and the Angels right-hander's status could hurt his chances of making the roster since the Halos like to be flexible in sending relievers back and forth to the minors, MLB.com's Alden Gonzalez writes.
- Right-hander Steve Delabar told reporters (including Sportsnet's Mike Wilner) that "it's a shock to me" that he won't be making the Blue Jays' Opening Day roster. Delabar pitched well this spring but apparently lost his spot due to the emergence of Miguel Castro and Roberto Osuna, both of whom seem very likely to make the team. Delabar was clearly upset by the demotion, and when asked if he would accept a change of scenery to a new team, he said "it could be considered, but I'm not saying that that's what I'm asking for or anything like that. But if that was to happen… I feel like I'm a major-league player and I can help a bullpen."
- Blue Jays outfielder Michael Saunders won't be ready for Opening Day, MLB.com's Gregor Chisholm writes, though the reason isn't due to a setback in his rehab from knee surgery. The team and Saunders both want to make sure the outfielder is 100 percent when he takes the field, which could be as soon as Toronto's home opener on April 13. Saunders had surgery to remove 60 percent of his left meniscus after tearing the cartilage earlier this spring — a decision that accelerated his timeline to take the field from midseason to early April. Manager John Gibbons has referred to the radically altered timeline as "kind of a miracle," and Saunders has already been DHing in Minor League games, per Chisholm. However, he's yet to play outfield defense or run the bases; he's returned to the dugout rather than running after each at-bat in those games, as the focus is currently just on getting his timing down in a game setting.
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Tigers, David Price Open Exploratory Discussions
The Tigers have opened a line of communication with agent Bo McKinnis, the representative for ace lefty David Price, regarding the possibility of a new contract, Price tells reporters including MLB.com's Jason Beck (Twitter link).
Price downplayed the significance of the communications to date after meeting with McKinnis last night. Numbers have not yet been discussed, said Price. "I wouldn't even call it groundwork," he explained.
Though it appears that only the most preliminary contact has been established, that obviously at least indicates that both sides have at least some interest in exploring an extension. Detroit gave up a substantial package of big leaguers and prospects to acquire Price last summer, of course, and went on to watch Max Scherzer depart via free agency. In that regard, team interest has always made some sense.
The question, as always is one of cost. Scherzer reportedly declined a $144MM offer from the Tigers entering his walk year, only to land $210MM on the open market. MLBTR's Tim Dierkes has listed Price at third on his free agent power rankings, but that is largely a reflection of the upside of the two position players above him and the reality of pitching risk. As Dierkes has noted, Price has a strong case to join Scherzer in topping $200MM — if he puts up a typical year.
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AL Central Notes: Dozier, Tigers, Finnegan
It's already been a busy day for AL Central news. We've learned Corey Kluber and the Indians aren't close in contract negotiations, MLBTR's Zach Links has a pair of interviews with Twins GM Terry Ryan and right-hander Mike Pelfrey, and Minnesota also grabbed headlines by inking second baseman Brian Dozier to a four-year, $20MM extension. Here's even more from around the division…
- Dozier, Ryan, Twins assistant GM Rob Antony and Dozier's agent Damon Lapa discussed the contract during a press conference today (Mike Berardino of the St. Paul Pioneer Press has the details). The two sides discussed extensions of up to eight years in length, but they instead settled on a deal that only covers Dozier's arbitration years and doesn't include any club options. "In Brian's case, we felt it important to restrict the club's ability at the back end of the contract to have any options or anything like that," Lapa said. "To us that resulted in a shorter term, but we feel in the long run that's in Brian's best interests. It preserves his ability to hit free agency on time at 31 as opposed to some of the other players who will be in their mid-30s."
- While retaining the ability to test free agency was a key point for Dozier, he made it clear that he would like to spend the rest of his career in Minnesota. He's quite open to a future extension with the team and "hopefully this [contract] is a stepping stone for something possibly even longer."
- "There are rumblings some talks are in the works" between David Price and the Tigers about an extension, Tony Paul of the Detroit News writes. Price said two weeks ago that there hadn't been any negotiations between the two sides but he expected the club to approach him before the start of the season.
- Also from Paul's piece, he suggests the Tigers should explore extending J.D. Martinez or Nick Castellanos now in order to gain cost certainty over the young players, pick up another year or two of team control and possibly score a bargain if they keep producing. While I'm sure the Tigers would take a team-friendly figure if they could find it (especially with Martinez coming off a huge 2014 season), they might be more inclined to wait a bit longer to make sure of what they really have in either player.
- Royals lefty Brandon Finnegan will begin the season at Double-A, the team announced yesterday. Finnegan, the Royals' first-round draft pick last July, was fast-tracked to the majors after just 27 minor league innings and he made some important bullpen appearances for K.C. during their playoff run. There was some question as to whether Finnegan would pitch out of the Royals' bullpen again on Opening Day or if he'd continue developing as a starter at Triple-A, though GM Dayton Moore tells Andy McCullough of the Kansas City Star that the move to Double-A was made because "we're still learning about Brandon." Pitch counts and workload were also factors, though Moore was pleased with how Finnegan accounted for himself while in the bigs.
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Cafardo On Roster Size, Cueto, Moncada, Maddon
Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe opines baseball needs to expand its roster and suggests a 28-man limit with 25 eligible on game day. MLB spokesman Pat Courtney told Cafardo there have been discussions about roster expansion, but nothing has advanced. There are obstacles with increased salaries and insurances costs, but those issues, according to Cafardo, are outweighed by the 162-game schedule becoming too much for a player's body to handle. Cafardo also proposes baseball convene a panel of players who avoided the disabled list throughout their careers to determine if there are any patterns to their remaining healthy.
In other items from Cafardo's Sunday Baseball Notes column:
- According to one GM, Johnny Cueto "will get a Max Scherzer deal" if the Reds right-hander can put together a 15-20-win season. Cueto ranks fifth on MLBTR's 2016 Free Agent Power Rankings list.
- The Yankees were given the opportunity to top the Red Sox's $31.5MM offer to Yoan Moncada, but declined. "We scouted him extensively for years," Yankees GM Brian Cashman said. "I feel we put him through the highest level of scouting and medical evaluation. I just wasn't comfortable offering what we actually offered ($25MM), let alone going any higher."
- For now, the Red Sox will play Moncada at second base, but his eventual position will depend on Boston's needs in the next couple of years.
- The tampering allegation made by the Rays over the Cubs' hiring of Joe Maddon is still alive.
- The Red Sox are showcasing Jemile Weeks, likely ticketed for Triple-A, as a super utility player and may be able sell fairly high on him with the Tigers one of the teams in the market for such a player.
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Minor Moves: Harris, Robertson, LaTorre
Here are the day's minor moves, all courtesy of Matt Eddy of Baseball America (Twitter links):
- Third baseman Brendan Harris is headed to the Tigers on a minor league contract. The 34-year-old has seen action in parts of eight big league seasons, including a run as a regular over 2007-09, but since the close of 2010 has only 117 MLB plate appearances on his ledger. He did put up an interesting .288/.397/.396 slash last year at Triple-A Albuquerque, walking 75 times against just 43 strikeouts.
- The Marlins have inked lefty Tyler Robertson to a minor league pact. Robertson is a 27-year-old lefty who saw 26 innings of big league action over 2012-13 with the Twins. He threw 17 1/3 frames of 4.15 ERA ball last year at Triple-A with the Nationals organization, striking out 7.3 and walking 2.1 per nine.
- The Brewers added catcher Tyler LaTorre on a minor league deal. The 31-year-old had spent his entire nine-year professional career with the Giants, much of it at the Double-A level. After putting up solid numbers over 2011-12 in the upper minors, LaTorre has took a big step backward in 2013 and last year slased .268/.343/.332 in 216 total minor league plate appearances.
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Quick Hits: Vlad, Olivera, Hudson, Soria
Matthew Marrota of Baseball Essential conducted an interesting interview with big league great Vladimir Guerrero and his prospect son, Vlad Jr. If you don't believe Marrota's description of the younger Guerrero as being the spitting image of his father in virtually all respects, the video included in the post ought to convince you. The one difference, according to Vlad Sr.? "He has more power, a lot," says Guerrero. "I was very thin. Other than that we are the same player. We both played like men since we were very young."
- Ben Badler of Baseball America tweets that he continues to hear positive reviews on infielder Hector Olivera from scouts. The latest word, per Badler, is that the Dodgers and Padres are the most likely teams to add the veteran Cuban free agent.
- Diamondbacks righty Daniel Hudson says his arm feels good after throwing two clean frames today, as MLB.com's Steve Gilbert reports. Hudson remains on track to contribute at the big league level this year after coming back from a second Tommy John surgery, though it remains to be seen whether he'll work from the rotation or the pen.
- The Tigers have not made any attempt to work out a longer-term arrangement with reliever Joakim Soria, Tony Paul of the Detroit Free Press tweets. As he notes, that is not really surprising: Soria struggled upon being dealt to Detroit at the deadline last year, and Paul says there is "some skepticism" within the organization as to how he'll perform this year. Assuming that nothing changes between now and the fall, the 30-year-old righty will hit the open market.
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Quick Hits: Gardenhire, Bryant, Valverde
Former Twins manager Ron Gardenhire, who was in attendance as the team his son coaches at the University of Wisconsin-Stout took on a Twins rookie team Tuesday, would be thrilled to manage again, Phil Miller of the Star Tribune writes. "Oh, no. I've got a lot left in me in baseball," says Gardenhire, shown in a photo wearing a T-shirt and smoking a cigar. "If somebody is looking for a manager and I'm a fit, great. I would love to manage again." After the Twins fired him following last season following the team's fourth straight season of 92-plus losses, Gardenhire lived for a month in an RV parked near his daughter's house in Oklahoma while he waited for his first grandchild to be born. Gardenhire turned down a front-office job with the Twins, but says he's still willing to help his former organization, perhaps with occasional scouting tasks. Here's more from around the game.
- MLBPA head Tony Clark says it's "unfortunate" that teams delay promotion of top prospects for service-time reasons, ESPN's Jayson Stark reports. "We don't think it's in anyone's best interest, and we don't think it's in the industry's best interest, to not have the best players on the field all the time," says Clark. This has become, of course, a point of discussion every year. This season, top Cubs prospect Kris Bryant has been the focus of the issue. The Cubs are likely to send him to the minors to start the season even though he's leading MLB in Spring Training homers with six.
- One Padres move that didn't attract much attention in a high-profile winter was their signing of former Diamondbacks, Astros and Tigers closer Jose Valverde to a minor-league deal. Valverde has performed well in camp, however, and now appears to have a good shot to make the team, Barry M. Bloom of MLB.com writes. "I feel like I'm 21 because I'm throwing 98 [mph]," says Valverde. "I'm surprised because I haven't walked anybody yet." Bloom suggests Valverde could even be the Padres' closer. That would be an upset if it came to pass, since Joaquin Benoit performed well in that role last year after the team traded Huston Street.
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The top-ranked Greyhounds, who are in their first season in the conference, will host the Patriot League Championships as the top seed. The semifinals will take place Friday, April 25, at 4:30 and 7:30 p.m., with the winners meeting Sunday, April 27, at 1 p.m. in the title game. All three contests will be televised live on CBS Sports Network.
Graham Savio won 17-of-25 faceoffs, picking up six ground balls, for Loyola (11-1 overall, 7-0 Patriot League), while Kevin Ryan and Nikko Pontrello each scored three goals for the Greyhounds. Pontrello also added two assists, while Brian Schultz had two goals and an assist, and Justin Ward passed out three helpers.
With his third assist of the game, Ward set the program's single-season Division I record with 39, breaking the mark of Sean Heffernan (38, 1994).
Boston University scored the game's first goal as Alex Paroda scored his first of the year in transition, but Loyola scored four-straight, capped by a Jeff Chase goal out of a two-man game with Kevin Ryan on the left side, 4:27 before halftime.
Chase's goal, however, was Loyola's only of the second quarter, sending the teams to the locker room with the Greyhounds in front, 4-1.
The Terriers (1-10, 1-6) made it a two-goal game 1:04 into the second half when Craig Zebrowski got free down the right side for a goal. It broke a scoreless stretch of 30 minutes, 8 seconds for Boston University.
Loyola, however, opened the game back up with a 4-0 run starting when Pontrello fed a crashing Ryan at 11:22. Brian Sherlock then used a sharp split-dodge to get free of his defender and score 57 seconds later, and Romar Dennis face-dodged on the left side, pulled up and ripped a 12-yard shot to make it 7-2 Greyhounds.
Pontrello had his second assist of the quarter at 8:08 when he fed Brian Schultz for a goal from the left side at 8:08. Boston University scored two in a row to get back within four, 8-4, as Chad Bell and Samm Davis tallied goals at 6:30 and 5:48.
With 1:34 left in the third, however, Ward picked up a ground ball near the crease and used a skip pass in an unsettled situation to find Tyler Albrecht on the weak side for a goal.
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Dearth, however, was involved in the next two goals for the Terriers, feeding Sam Tenney at 12:15 for a man-up score before tallying one of his own at 7:12.
The Greyhounds, however, scored the game's final five goals, the first two by Schultz and Pontrello coming in the 27 seconds after Dearth's tally.
Dennis, Laconi and Matt Sawyer each finished with a goal and an assist for the Greyhounds. Savio's 17 faceoff wins, the majority of which came off the Terriers' Sam Taklow who was second in the Patriot League with a .596 success rate entering the game, were a career-high.
Loyola also had a significant advantage in ground balls, picking up 47 to Boston University's 23, led by Savio's six. Ward, Laconi, Fournier and Jack Runkel each had five, while Pontrello had four.
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Tuna Or Chicken Casserole
Tuna Or Chicken Casserole has a fine taste. Tuna Or Chicken Casserole gets its taste from tuna mixed with soup and milk, flavored with parsley. Tuna Or Chicken Casserole is inspired by many food joints.
|Condensed cream of vegetable soup
|10 3⁄4 Ounce (1 Can)
|14 Cup (224 tbs)
|Cooked noodles
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Canned tuna
|7 Ounce, drained and flaked (1 Can)
|Diced pimiento
|2 Tablespoon
|Chopped parsley
|2 Tablespoon
|Buttered bread crumbs
|2 Tablespoon
Blend soup and milk.
Add noodles, tuna, pimiento, and parsley.
Pour into 1 1/2 quart casserole; top with crumbs.
Bake in a 350° oven for 30 minutes or until hot and bubbling.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Main Dish


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