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Trailing 8-5 at the halftime break, the Wilmington University women's lacrosse team erupted for 15 second half goals to come back and defeat Post, 20-13, in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference opening game for the Wildcats on Saturday afternoon at LaMoy Field.
Five separate players scored a hat-trick for the Wildcats (4-1, 1-0 CACC) who are off to their best start since the 2006 team started the season 5-0. Post (1-4, 0-2 CACC) got four goals apiece from Miranda Polaski and Morgan Kanavy but was outscored 15-5 in the second half to fall for the third straight game.
The Wildcats scored five of the first six goals to open the second half to get back into the contest and take their first lead of the game since the 16:51 mark of the first half.
Meggan Apgar got high-scoring second half started with her second goal of the game only a 1:43 into the second frame. After Post retaliated with a goal to make it a three-goal game again at 9-6, the Wildcats tallied four straight marks to take a 10-9 lead with 23:14 showing on the game clock. Jaclyn Hall, Kory Webster and Rebecca Guethler scored during the run, as Guethler scored back-to-back goals to break a 9-9 tie.
Post's Polaski scored her final goal of the game to tie the game again at 10-10 with 20:42 to play in regulation, but Wilmington responded with five straight goals to take the lead for good.
Liz Case put home the eventual game-winner on an unassisted goal, her second of the match but first since the opening 13 seconds of the game, to make it 11-10 with 18:24 left to play. Webster added onto the lead with another goal before Megan Keffer scored successive man-up and man-down goals in a two-minute span to really take command of the game. Apgar finished off the run with an assist from Keffer with 12:22 left in regulation to put the visitors up 15-10.
The Eagles' Kanavy broke up the consecutive point streak by Keffer with her third goal of the game, but then the Wildcats used another four-goal run to put the game away and pick up their fourth win of the year. Jessica Graybeal notched her fifth goal of the season on a man-down free position shot before Keffer tallied her game's hat-trick to make it 17-11 with 7:05 to play.
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Laurinburg, NC--- On a windy Saturday afternoon. The Pfeiffer mens tennis team travelled to St Andrews College to keep their three match hot streak going. The Falcons started like a house on fire and clinched all three doubles, taking a 3-0 lead. Pfeiffer continued their dominance and won 5 singles matches. The Falcons ended up winning 8-1.


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Nike Zoom Courtlite 3 Women's Shoe Review
Nike Zoom Courtlite 3 Women's Shoe Scores | |
Comfort | 3.8 |
Ventilation | 4.3 |
Arch Support | 3.9 |
Foot Support/Stability | 3.3 |
Overall Sole Durability | 3.4 |
Toe Durability | 3.1 |
Traction | 3.7 |
Weight | 4.4 |
Overall | 3.7 |
- No break-in
- Lightweight
- Ventilation
- Only moderate support
- Distracting feel from cushioning pad in heel
The design of the Nike Zoom Courtlite 3 women's shoe is quite different from the first two Zoom Courtlite models. Instead of the mostly leather upper we saw in the first two Courtlites, the Courtlite 3 has a mostly mesh upper. Gone is the classic tennis shoe look, replaced by a fast, eye-catching design. The lightweight comfort remains, though, and our testers found them comfortable right out of the box. Those mesh panels provided great ventilation and breathability. Comfort was high, with the arch support and cushioning functioning well, although some cushioning in the heel was a little distracting for some of our playtesters. The durability was decent for a lightweight shoe, and Nike has done a great job creating a shoe that not only looks great, but functions well, too. All in all, the Nike Courtlite 3 makes a bold fashion statement while allowing you to move around the court with lightning speed.
Comfort - Score: 3.8
Flexible and comfortable from the get-go, the Nike Zoom Courtlite 3 was a hit with our playtesters, although some were bothered by the air bubble cushioning in the heel. Tiffani found the shoe light and flexible right out of the box. She said, "Even with my wider feet, this shoe required no break-in time to feel comfortable. I hit in them minutes after trying them on and had no issues. The cushioning is surprisingly plush for such a lightweight shoe, while maintaining the low ride I prefer. One oddity to note, though, is that if I wore thinner socks, like those for running, I could actually feel the Zoom Air unit in the heel."
Brittany agreed with Tiffani on comfort, but found some of the cushioning disconcerting. She said, "The comfort of the Courtlite 3 is difficult for me to explain. On one hand, it is very comfortable out of the box. I experienced zero pinching, rubbing or poking from start of the playtest to the finish. However, there is some extra cushioning directly under the heel. It has the weird sensation of an air bubble, and I kept pushing down on my heel to try and pop it. The bubble felt like it reduced in size during the playtest, but it was still noticeable."
Siobhan shared the same issues as Brittany. She said, "These shoes felt great out of the box. It was easy to just slip into them and play. The cushioning was great, and the shoes were comfortable and easy to move in. The balls of my feet would be a little tender after a long training session, but I could put up with that because of how light and how low to the ground they were. Unfortunately, I felt the presence of what felt like an air bubble in the heel of the shoe and got pre-occupied with it. Although the shoe was easily one of the most comfortable I have worn, and the bubble didn't hurt or cause pain, this really irritated me."
With no complaints, Karly loved the shoes from the start. She offered, "I especially liked that there was no break-in period. I could jump on the court immediately after taking them out of the box. I also thought they offered the right amount of cushioning. The padding wasn't overbearing and didn't weigh the shoes down, but there was enough to prevent any poking or pinching."
Ventilation - Score: 4.3
The mesh paneling offered great breathability and ventilation. Siobhan praised the ventilation, saying, "I had no issues here. Lots of mesh paneling allowed air to move within the shoe to keep my feet from overheating. Breathability was definitely not something that caused any issues."
Noting the effectiveness of the mesh paneling, Brittany said, "Due to the mesh panels on the upper, there was plenty of breathability in this shoe. I didn't have any problems keeping my feet cool during a workout. I could keep these on after a workout and my feet would stay at a comfortable temperature."
Karly also thought the shoes had great ventilation. She said, "The mesh throughout made them extremely breathable and helped prevent my feet from ever feeling sweaty or overheated. I didn't think twice when I forgot to bring extra socks to change into because my feet felt dry after any amount of play."
Agreeing, Tiffani said, "The Courtlite 3 is right up there with the most breathable shoes I've worn.The mesh panels on the side offered enough venting to keep my feet from ever feeling hot during or after play. I also went to the gym quite often in them, and my feet never warmed up during my workouts, either."
Arch Support - Score: 3.9
Most of the playtesters liked and found the medium arch support comfortable. "The arch support of this shoe hit my arch just perfectly," said Brittany. "I had zero issues with placement or height. My medium arch felt fully supported even with the arch support feeling just under medium."
Siobhan also liked the arch, despite it not perfectly matching her foot type. She said, "I have a high arch but don't necessarily need high support, so there were no issues here. I felt supported and comfortable all the time."
Karly felt this was an area with room for improvement. She said, "I have a medium arch and don't usually have any issues with arch support. However, the support was just too low for me. My feet generally felt achy and sore after playing in them."
Tiffani didn't even notice the arch support. She said, "I can't recall thinking about the arch support even once. That must be a good thing! With my low arches my feet can ache sometimes, depending on the shoe. I had no problems with the Courtlite 3."
Foot Support/Stability - Score: 3.3
Our testers were moving well and felt secure, but the Zoom Courtlite 3 got mixed reviews on stability. Tiffani said, "I am of two minds in this section. I liked the level of stability the Courtlite 3 provided, meaning that I never feared rolling over or spraining my ankle. My disappointment comes in what I perceive to be the shoe's support. My foot is wider than average, so I'm not sure if that created my issues, but the shoe had a sloppy feel in the forefoot. My foot was sliding on top of the shoe, stretching the uppers. I never felt compromised as far as safety goes, but I did feel that I was losing some speed because my feet had to stop sliding in the shoe before I could pick up and move."
"I liked the support of most of my foot," said Siobhan. "I didn't move around inside the shoe, and aside from the heel, the rest of the support was really comfortable. There was just enough flex to move easily. The ankle support was OK as I didn't feel like I was going to roll an ankle. In a nutshell, I wouldn't rave or complain, but it just felt a little too flexible."
Brittany found the shoes held her feet securely. She said, "In fact, I felt the shoe ran a tad on the short side in length so there was no extra room in the shoe for movement. However, I thought the ankle stability was just average. I didn't find any extra stability, but enough to be confident in moving."
Finding the shoe to offer average support was Karly, who said, "This shoe made it easy to make quick lateral movements, but the ankle support was too low my for liking. I was a little hesitant at times to change directions quickly, as I prefer shoes with higher ankle support."
Overall Sole Durability - Score: 3.4
The sole durability was good for a lightweight shoe, but our playtesters thought that there could be improvements in this area. The sole lasted longer than Karly thought it would, but not as long as she would like. She said, "Though the durability was good for a lightweight shoe, I felt the durability was subpar, especially when comparing to most of the other shoes that are on the market today."
Tiffani praised the durability, saying "I felt pretty light on my feet with this shoe, and I did little damage to the outsole. The durability was pretty impressive for a lightweight shoe."
"I think the durability was right in the middle of the pack when comparing it to other shoes," said Brittany. "It wasn't the most durable shoe, but it definitely wasn't the worst, either. Overall, the shoe had some smoothing in the toe area, but nothing that stood out."
Siobhan said, "Durability was fine. For the amount I played there was a little bit of wear on the ball of the foot, which is expected."
Toe Durability - Score: 3.1
The Courtlite 3 could have been improved for toe draggers, as dragging the upper of the shoe caused wear and cosmetic damage. The toe durability on this shoe was too low for Brittany. She said, "The bumper only goes halfway up, and the leather is exposed on top. After my first hit in this shoe I had already shaved off a thin layer ofleather, and as I continued to play the toe got more and more scuffed. It even started to tear away at the seam."
Karly also noticed issues with durability on the top of the shoe. She said, "The top of the shoe was where I noticed the least durability. For me, the area around the toe was where the sole wore out the fastest. I would like to see more coverage and better durability around the toe."
Finding the uppers to scuff easily was Tiffani. She said, "My shoe looked beat up and dirty after just a few hours. I don't think that I'll be putting any holes in the shoe soon, but it didn't take much to scratch it up."
Traction - Score: 3.7
Some playtesters had issues with changing direction, while others felt confident moving in the shoes. Siobhan found good traction. She said, "Traction was fine. I wasn't completely comfortable changing direction, in the sense that I didn't feel like I could do it as fast as I would have liked. I didn't feel like I was going to slide out, which is a positive!"
Karly, however, thought the traction was average. She said, "I didn't feel a tremendous grip on the court, but I also never experienced any sliding. I don't think I was fully able to put the traction to the test because I was afraid to change directions too quickly due to the low ankle support."
Having absolutely no problems was Tiffani. She said, "The shoe gripped the court well and I always had good heel to toe flex, so I made optimal contact with the court. Whatever the movement, I was confident the Courtlite 3 would not slip or slide."
Brittany had some issues with the traction. She said, "I found the traction of these shoes to be average. I didn't feel like I could grip the court exceptionally well, but I was able to start and stop with just a little effort. I also found I was sliding a little bit, especially when I was changing directions quickly in the middle of the point or when someone hit behind me. There was just enough traction in the shoe for me to play competitively."
Weight - Score: 4.4
As one of the more lightweight shoes available, this shoe was well received in the weight department. Finding the shoe very light was Siobhan. She said, "I've worn some light shoes recently, and this shoe was definitely comfortable to wear for an entire match. I didn't feel like they were weighing me down at all."
Brittany agreed, saying weight was the highlight. She added, "It was very light and comfortable. I felt the weight was perfect, there was still some support but it was light enough for me to feel quick on my feet. It is one of those shoes that you put on and then forget you are wearing."
"This shoe certainly lived up to its name in my mind," said Tiffani. "It is definitely a light court shoe. The design of the shoe didn't feel bulky to me at all. However, as I mentioned earlier, I felt that, despite the lightweight, I wasn't moving as fast as I could in this shoe because of the sloppy feel in the forefoot."
Karly thought the design of the shoe helped with the lightness, but she still felt slower than she'd like. She said, "The shoes felt extremely light. I think the mesh material helped make them lightweight and fast, but the lack of support slowed me down. I think the low support keeps very light shoes from being as quick as they should be."
Overall - Score: 3.7
Siobhan - "Cosmetics and weight. Like playing on little clouds."
Tiffani - "The shoes are super light and comfortable, with no break-in needed. I loved wearing them for off-court training. Cosmetics are also a plus."
Karly - "I liked the breathability and lightweight feel of the shoes."
Brittany - "The light weight and fun color scheme."
Siobhan - "The bubble! I got preoccupied with it."
Tiffani - "The shoe was not supportive enough in the forefoot. I also felt the shoe ran short. I think going a half-size up would be a good idea."
Karly - "I wasn't able to move as aggressive as I would have liked because of the shoe's lack of support."
Brittany - "The cushion in the heel was a bit of an annoyance."
Comparing the Courtlite 3 to other shoes they've worn our testers said:
Siobhan - "I thought the weight and the out-of-the-box comfort were similar to the Asics Gel Solution Speed."
Tiffani - "The Asics Gel Solution Speed comes to mind. Both shoes have a lightweight, airy feel about them. I think the two are on par with each other when it comes to design, weight and comfort. The Courtlite wins out in traction, but the Solution Speed wins the durability and support categories for me."
Karly - "I thought this shoe was similar to the Nike Air Max Mirabella III in terms of feeling lightweight, but the Mirabella offered the support I would've like to have seen from the Courtlites."
Brittany - "I found this shoe similar to the Prince Poise and New Balance 1187 in terms of comfort. The weight rivaled the Asics Gel Solution Speed in being light as a feather."
Playtester Foot Types:
Siobhan - Medium width / High arch
Tiffani - Wide width / Low arch
Karly - Medium width / Medium-low arch
Brittany - Narrow width / Medium arch
Review date: March 2012. If you found this review interesting or have further questions or comments please contact us.
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Oct 10 (Reuters – The Chicago Bears have continued to pile the misery on the New York Giants, forging a 27-21 National Football League victory on Thursday to leave Eli Manning and the Giants mired in their worst start to a season in almost 40 years.
The Giants are now 0-6 for the first time in 37 seasons, when they started 0-9, while the Bears, led by two-touchdowns from wide receiver Brandon Marshall, improved to 4-2.
Bears quarterback Jay Cutler completed 24 of 36 passes for 262 yards, throwing two touchdown passes to Marshall who totaled 87 yards from nine receptions.
"I have to be honest. This year it is like night and day (compared to other years). He's unbelievable," Marshall said of Cutler.
"I'm lost for words when I talk about him. There is some credit to Marc Trestman, but Jay is probably the smartest man in any room.
"We are a young offence, it's a new offence, we're still building that chemistry not only with players but with the players and coaches. I think as we get into the season a little deeper our offence will be even more efficient."
Manning's terrible start to the season continued as he threw two interceptions in his first five attempts, with the second returned 48 yards for the first touchdown of the game by Bears cornerback Tim Jennings.
The Giants quarterback helped his team claw their way back but surrendered their final chance with his third interception of the game and 15th of the season inside the final two minutes.
Tight end Brandon Myers was unable to pull in a high pass and Jennings was waiting to pounce to clinch the Bears fourth win.
Manning ended with 14 from 26 for 239 yards with one touchdown and three interceptions.
The Giants kept pace early as the two teams traded two touchdowns each before the Bears scored the last 10 points of the first half to take a 24-14 lead into the break.
Giants running back Brandon Jacobs scored his second touchdown in the third quarter to pull within six points but they could not find a way to get the lead.
"We played hard, we fought, we did a lot of good things, but not enough," Giants coach Tom Coughlin told reporters.


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UPDATE: Reports from people trying this are that the ones made with self-rising flour came out awesome, and the ones using regular flour didn't work well at all. Fair warning! Get some self-rising flour!
For the peaches:
Can i make my own self raising flour? If i can, how many tsp/tbsp of baking powder/soda should i add?
I cannot wait to give this a try! my peach cobbler recipe is woefully out of date, it uses Bisquick (scandalous!)
I am wondering, have you ever considered listing your recipes in alphabetical orcer, just as a list or linklist somewhere? (if you have done this I just havent found it, apologies) That way one would not have to scroll through the entire posts in each category when looking for something
Since it is my birthday coming up in the next few days, I am very tempted to try this.
Though, just one question, I wasn't sure about with the video, when you melted the butter and then added the milk/flour mix to it, did you stir that together? For some reason it still looked rather separate.
Please keep up the good work.
Our store probably doesn't have self-rising flour. Can you recommend a substitute and what quantity to use for this recipe.
Tnx from Slovenia:D
hi chef John... can you help me devise a version of this that's diabetic friendly, with things like agave or pomegranate molasses and/or honey or grape juice instead of the sugars, and maybe some kind of smelt or other whole flour instead of the white refined flour? or is there a way to just take advantage of the natural sweetness in the peaches? I don't want to use artificial sweeteners, and i guess a little brown sugar is okay (like maybe a table spoon or two) but not cups of it.
Looks delicious. It will be great with vanilla ice-cream on the side.
Hey... I'm a Choux maker! At least since your Gougere recipe...
Hey big guy...do you have a link for the manufacturer of the cast aluminum dutch oven?
going to try the peach cobbler today!
Chef John!!!
It looks amazing!
I really want to try that out, but can I simply use baking powder? for me here in germany self-rising flour is something hard to get in the moment.
I can't wait to try this! But what do I need to do if I only have regular flour? x
OMG! I must have some! ...I guess that means I must make some :-)
If you don't have SR flour, I added the AP flour ingredients to the recipe.
For those of you asking which pot I used, here you go... http://www.amazon.com/IMUSA-Evolution-6-9-qt-Nonstick-Aluminum/dp/B004S2JR9Q/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1312991056&sr=8-11
lol @ "I'm a Choux maker"
I too would like an alphabetical list of your recipes! Cant be too hard now can it?
Congrats on the deal with All Recipes by the way! You deserve it for all the help you've given to the thousands and thousands of kitchen noobs :)
If i want to make my own chinese 5-spice what kind of spices should i use?
Rhulman has a nice blog post on the term shoemaker that you might enjoy:
Chinese 5-spice: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five-spice_powder
Yes, I commented on that post!
Hi Chef John nice to see you with some traditional recipes again <3 (not a big fan of fusion cuisines sorry!).
Kind of a stupid question: Is it better to use whole milk for desserts or the low fat milk (that I always drink and eat cereals with) does just fine? Does the fat content of the milk make an impact on the peach cobbler's taste at all?
Thanks in advance!
PS: I'm Chinese and I can't believe 5 spiced powder is used on such a Southern dessert lol. When I was in Hong Kong my mother used to marinate chicken wings with it before frying :D
low fat milk is fine for desserts, that's what i use. :-)
One more question...since I don't want to waste fresh peaches on my first attempt...
For ommiting the made from scratch syrup does that mean we include the syrup from the can? Or we just use the canned peaches without the syrup since the peaches are already sweetened
Yes, use all the syrup!
Looks yummy Chef. I would debate your selection of free stone peaches a little. I know varieties have changed but when I was younger the free stone peaches were a convenience for the canneries. The REALLY good eating peaches were the cling stone varieties. But as I said that may have changed with newer varieties.
That may have been true, but these freestone were amazing! :-)
I asked the kid at the market if the peaches were free stone or cling, I got a look that said it all... stoned...
Yeah, drool. Need this in my belly ASAP.
Try using buttermilk instead of milk for the peach cobbler recipe. It's delicious.
Realize this peach cobbler territory but I had a quick question about one of your old recipes back in 2007 and was not sure where to go to ask you about Uncles Bills chicken. The ingredients looked so so great I know you said this was dark meat territory but is there some reason why I could not use boneless chicken breasts.
Any chicken works for that recipe! Enjoy!
It turns out that even this shoemaker can't do it.
I failed this recipe. The dough didn't rise to the top. Only some around the edges. And the dough that stayed in the middle was all mushy. Maybe it was that I didn't use self rising flour. or that my pan/pot was too full. I have no Idea. but it was disappointing. :( I was looking forward to some delicious cobbler. I won't give up though I can always try again.
Yes, it's the flour. That what I heard during my research as I said in the post. there is just something about the SR flour that works so much better.
I made the cobbler tonight...............got rave reviews, people were drooling when it came out of the oven. I liked how the crust carmelized on the bottom so nicely.Everyone wanted some of that! I made homemade vanilla ice cream and served that on top. This is a keeper, and will try it with other fruit.
CJ: Thought I would surprise the wife on Sunday morning and cobbler came out great just like the picture, but:
wife: the house smells great.
me: yes dear.
wife: that looks wonderful.
me: yes dear.
wife: boy this is sweet.
me: yes dear.
CJ:How would you un-sweet the recipe a little?
use less sugar in the peaches ;-)
Sorry Mau Mau, looks like I'm ditching your Peach Cobbler recipe. :)
Also, the "something" about the self rising flour is the baking powder! It's supposed to rise, if it doesn't get air, it's no good!
Also #2, my food wish: How about something with blueberries? I have a few pounds that I've picked over the last few weeks, and I'm itching to make something with them. I've already made a buckle, but I think I need something with that chef John touch. :P
First of all, we know about the baking powder (see post and ingr.)
Secondly, we did a blueberry recipe last week.
Come on! Try and pay closer attention! ;)
I am definately going to try this. Looks great.
What do you think about using unsalted butter? I have it on hand and use Smart Balance for everything else.
I only use unsalted butter.
Chef, what is the consistency of the batter supposed to look like after baking? I baked mine with SR flour and canned peaches in a cast iron skillet for 1 hour and it still looked gummy under the crust. Should I increase temp? Decrease liquids? Bake on lower rack? Thanks for your help.
chef. i do not have this type of dish and my friend is coming tomorrow, do u think i could use a square tin? i have a pan shaped in this way though with a metal handle, do u think it could do the trick?
Should work!
Tried this out first with normal flour and baking powder and it didn't turn out very well. Yes, you said it wouldn't but self-rising flour is hard to find in Germany and this recipe sounded to delicous not to try.
Today I found self-rising flour at an asian grocery of all places and tried again. Worked perfectly and the result turned out oh so delicous. I just ended up with a lot of syrup at the bottom of the baking dish. I think next time I'll try halving the amount of syrup. And maybe a little less sugar, too. It is very sweet.
Just to let all you people who are wondering, self rising flour(if your store doesn`t have any) is the following:
1 Cup Flour
1 1/2 tsp or Baking Powder
1 tsp salt
obviously double or whatnot as needed for the recipe
Ok, so I tried this today using the regular flour. Besides the baking powder I added 1 tsp of baking soda and it turned out re-e-e-e-ly good :)
Hi CJ,
Does it matter what type of dish I use? Will any oven safe dish do, like glass casserole dish or a cake tin?
anything that's deep and wide enough will work!
I just made this. It is Delish!! THANKS Chef John!
Can frozen peaches be used for this recipe? If so, do I thaw them first or just bake it longer?
Yes, thaw first. Enjoy!
Just found this recipe and made it with some whole peaches I had frozen a couple of months ago -- they were really soft and a little mushy, so I was concerned, but it was pretty good.
Also, I think I need to use a wider pan ... couldn't really tell how wide Chef's pan was, but my cake was a little too thick.
Can you sub apples for Peaches with the same ratios / bake time?
I used this recipe and substituted the peaches with apples. I used all purpose flour with baking soda and it worked beautifully! If I do say so myself. But I will try self rising flour some day. Thank you for the recipe, Chef John.
I keep a bag of self-rising flour on hand for two reasons only: Navajo frybread and peach cobbler. DEFINITELY go self-rising for the cobbler. So easy, so good!
Thoughts on the flour science: 1) Maybe the AP flour needs to be well sifted and mixed with the baking powder before the liquid is added. Otherwise, the baking powder will start to react when it hits the liquid and the batter won't be ready to catch the bubbles. 2) If the wet batter sits too long or is mixed too much, the bubbles will escape before baking. (so it's not the gluten we are trying to avoid) 3) Another factor that might affect rising is the type of rising chemicals. Maybe the SR uses double acting baking powder (releases bubbles when mixed with water, then releases more when heated) and people using AP may have single or double acting powder.
Not trying to be a know-it-all :) I just don't have SR and I'm trying to figure out what to do. All in all, I think maybe a little extra baking soda or baking powder might help with the rising.
WOW!!! Made the peach cobbler today for Sunday Dinner dessert. All I can say is wow. I love crust over. I did a couple things different (I think I am a good cook...lol). I didn't use the Chinese spice; I used cinnamon and nutmeg. I used can peaches in heavy syrup; I boiled them with a half cup of sugar with the cinnamon and nutmeg in the boil. I used a stick of butter sofftened in the batter and melted one-fourth of a stick in the baking pan. I preheated the oven on 375 degrees and cooked for 55 minutes. I can say again and again delicious. Great base recipe.
I can not wait to try this. I researched for a long while. Even though I am from the south, homemade peach cobbler was not a staple for me. I like that you use chinese 5 spice, as we bought some a while ago and can't find any uses for it. Can't wait!!!
I added a pinch of cinnamon and nutmeg and had to add my own baking powder because the commissary doesn't carry self-rising flour and it came out great. I did have to sift the flour and baking powder and I cooked it for 45 mins in the middle of the oven then 10 at the top of the oven to get the crust a little more golden. mmm mmm mmmmm. thanks for the recipe!!
I tried the recipe today. I didn't have self-rising flour, the mix of AP flour, baking powder worked just fine. It came out amazing!!! Thanks chef John! Do you think this would work with a different fruit?
Yes! almost any berry or stone fruit
I've been wanting to make this for the longest time and since I got a hold of some beautiful fresh peaches, I made it! I ran out of self-rising flour so I decided to use the mix of AP flour and baking powder and it came out wonderful~ Thanks Chef John!
Chef! Do you know where I can find chinese five spices in stores? Albertons,stater brothers, etc?
I've never been in a large grocery store that didn't carry it in the spice sect.
Does it matter if we use a dutch oven or not
I could write a poem about this cobbler.
And yes a dutch oven works just fine, depending on the size though. I use my bare 10 inch lodge deep cast iron skillet.
I'm tempted to try it with buttermilk.
Do you use all the syrup, after boiling, or is it to taste?
I believe I used all the syrup. Thanks!
:O its like in 'Holes' the movie how they found out peaches was the remedy that made the shoes smell good! This must be connected!
Why can't you use margarine?
Hi there Chef John,
Can i use frozen peaches in this recipe?
Thank you so much for your time..
Sara :-)
Hai Chef John, thank you for sharing this. I halved the sugar because 2 cups of sugar for this is too much for me. My friends and I have never taste peach cobbler before, but surprisingly we love it. :)
-a Malaysian-
I have never bought a butter stick, can you tell me where I can get it and which brand to is the best? I live in California. I went on to google it but have only got like cocoa butter and butter flavored stick. Please help, I really want to try this recipe. love it!
It's just butter! A "stick" is what the four wrapped pieces in the pound of butter are called. Just buy a pound of unsalted butter.
I live in Denver, a mile high! Has anyone tried this recipe at high altitude? Does that impact the use of self rising flour - do you make any changes to adjust?
I used self-rising flour but the middle of the cobbler was still covered in syrup and some of the peaches stayed at the top and did not sink. What did I do wrong? (Btw, I used canned peaches)
I used the self-rising flour but the middle of my cobbler was not fully covered with crust. The edges had crust though. Some of the syrup and peaches laid on top and never settled to the bottom. What did I do wrong? (Btw I used canned peaches)
Nothing, that's normal.
Chef John, a peach cobbler newbie here.. So apologize in advanced if my question is too dumb.. When you said "pour sugar-SR flour mixture into melted butter", do we stir them together or let them separate?
Thank you for the recipe! Very excited to try this
Sorry, but I don't understand the question.
at 3:08 (before you pour the peaches), it seems like the melted butter is on top of the batter, doesn't get mixed with the batter. Do we mix them together?
Do not mix! That how it's supposed to be!
Do not mix! That how it's supposed to be!
There IS a difference in the wheat itself between AP flour and self-rising. According to King Arthur Flour's website, " Self-rising flour is milled from softer, lower-protein wheat, making it perfect for tender baked goods."
I bought self-rising flour for this recipe. Some of the flour didn't rise to the top - I had a crust - but I also had doughy bits throughout. I think my problem was the type of baking dish. I will try a different one next time.
Oh, and within a week I wanted to make something else that needed self-rising flour (scones) so it was a worthwhile purchase.
Thanks for a great recipe Chef John :)


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North Korea is the right hand of the world for the decade.
The left hand is probably Syria for the time being.
Eat. Struggle. Relax. repeat
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North Korea is the right hand of the world for the decade.
The left hand is probably Syria for the time being.
Eat. Struggle. Relax. repeat
Now North Korea is following Burma's route in trying to wean off its over-dependence on China.
Interesting that even the most despotic regimes in the world seems to get the jitters when they find out that they are getting TOO reliant on their giant neighbour.
That's Chinese way of "charm" offensive
Maybe the new guy wants to be new.
Maybe there's an Easter Bunny for real, too.
I don't know that we have to conjure the Easter Bunny to imagine that a new, young leader might want to head in a new direction. But all those old guys with the funny hats who keep him surrounded suggest that this job calls for Bugs Bunny, at the least.
The weird thing is North Korea still have lower percentage of malnourished children than India
The young revolutionaries of the Department of Statistics and Truth for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, under the glorious guidance of the Brilliant Comrade and the benevolent influence of the late Dear Leader, of course.
iewgnem is actually Chinese who harbors a strong hatred toward India
UNICEF stats - released yesterday
Stunting (height-for-age) among under five children
India = 48%
You need to combine that with the mortality rate for children under 5 in both countries...
> Anjin-San - not sure I understand your point, but here are the stats:
Under-5 Mortality rates from UNICEF (Same report)
DPRK = 33 per 1,000 live births
India = 63 per 1,000 live births
What the TE article did not mention is that the us and south korea are having joint military exercises three in a row, with the third one starting on or just before the leap day that involves some 200,000 troops, warships, subs and fighters, right on the back of north korea, that is to last for more than a month to come.
did this make a difference in north korea's position? who knows.
That would normally provoke the opposite reaction.
The Kims are hilarious, with their Micky Mouse hats, Michael Jordan jerseys, and nuclear weapons in hand all at the same time. This recent development is of course just another cycle in the charade of NK-USA diplomatic relations. Expect a news story of deteriorating relations in a few months, and then another news story about rebuilding relations a few months after that.
The Kims have managed to take playground logic to govern a soon-to-be nuclear-armed (NK probably does not have deployable nukes yet) country of 20+ million. Very funny indeed....
Why did the US refuse to provide grain and rice apart from the biscuits? Did they have an exclusive sponsorship from Oreo?
I assume that the official reason is that rice can easily be diverted by the military and the government. A few lighter sacks here or there can easily be missed. Harder to do that with prepackaged biscuits.
Also, I'm assuming these are not the best-tasting biscuits. Rice would be much more palatable.
Its the US's way of giving food and averting starvation without making the Koreans happy. There is a deliberate dose of spite in that calculation along with the aforementioned fact that rice could easily go straight to the military unnoticed.
Rice and grain can be stored and last for quite a bit, making it likely that the two could be horded by the army. Biscuits expire more quickly, and are therefore, at least in theory, more likely to make it into the hands of the average starving N. Korean.
Is it possible we (the US) have a whole surplus of biscuits from Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) inventories?
Could biscuits be easier to move?
Probably because grains can be diverted to the Kim-Il-Sung Centenary festivities, while cookies can't.
I suppose I should be more surprised that food is at the top of the younger Mr Kim's agenda.
The older Mr. Kim is dead, so it's not likely to be on his mind, is it?
I was trying to make a fat joke and felt I had had to distinguish him from his (not so overweight) father, but thank you for your pedantic deconstruction.
You're more than welcome, I'm sure. "Pedantic deconstruction" was my best subject in law school.
OBTW: The old man was no lightweight either.
Interesting immediate take on this development. It seems all is still speculative.
As for a change in North Korea's posture, I will have to see it to believe it (with what actually transpires with monitoring the plutonium facility and uranium enrichment plant).
Quick question: Was there ever a final conclusion on the yields of prior tests and whether the tests were actually successful or fizzles?
Q: What do you call an obese man in North Korea?
A: Dear leader.
Good news. Let's hope there is more to come.
No not good news; just more of the same charade.
Perhaps, but if there ever is to be a lasting settlement to tensions on the Korean peninsula it will start with steps like this.
It may be a charade, and it may not, but it still represents good news.
It is a sign of desperation that food is the ultimate goal of negotiation.
The Korean Winter has been especially cold and long.
Even Africa has conquered famine...the newest epidemic in Africa is obesity.
And every country touching China has been experiencing near double digit growth through trade and record wealth including India, Russia, Vietnam, Mongolia, Tibet and Afghanistan --all except North Korea.
Nuclear bombs have no use unless you use them...and then your 'victory' will be very short lived.
Simple solution to Korean nuclear disarmament: buy each working nuclear device for $1 billion each. It is a lot cheaper than the death, devastation and cleanup of Seoul.
For a billion each, the North will churn-out a thousand a year.
Not if they are having problems with the devices. All the tests were questionable in terms of actual results.
There were tests in 2006 and 2009. The yield of the former appears to fall inexplicably between less than one kiloton up to possibly 4 kilotons (only the Russians threw out a higher number). The 2009 test provoked widely varying estimates, like from 2 to 8 kilotons by most (exception again being the Russians, with a 10 to 20 kiloton range expressed).
Quite possibly their stuff doesn't work. Quite possibly their infrastructure may not be easily maintainable (the 5 Megawatt Magnox reactor, the IRT 2000 reactor, reprocessing and enrichment facilities, etc.)?
The timeline for North Korea's nuclear weapons development covers a good number of years.
The North can set-off one a year - just to prove they work.
You say "can" but so far the results don't follow the normal nuclear proliferating test results.
Such low yields are odd (if the Russians are wrong). Yields are normally in the 10 to 20 plus kiloton range (with Uranium gun assembly bombs being at the lower range, plutonium ones at the higher range).
What evidence can you cite that suggests they can set one off per annum? I ask that out of a sincere interest at learning of others' views.
MrRFox seems to have no intelligent, informed opinion to add. I believe you are wasting your time.
Same old Korea story, year after year - look for something (like a glimmer of hope) hard enough and you'll find it, whether it's there or not. How much longer are we going to tolerate the Korean Lucy yanking that football out of the way, huh Charlie Browns?
Here's a novel soultion - why not let the North take over the South - serve them both right, wouldn't it?
This is quite possibly the most idiotic comment I have seen on these forums to date.
Funny - you don't "look" Korean.
1. Why would the South deserve to be taken over by the North? Care to elaborate?
2. Don't delude yourself for a moment into thinking that a relatively small American military presence of 20,000 men and women is the only thing that protects South Korea. South Korea maintains a military of 600,000 men and is one of the biggest buyers/developers of military equipments in the world - our military easily ranks as one of the ten most capable in the world.
While most South Koreans appreciate the American commitment to peace and security in the Korean peninsula, ill-informed "FXXK-YEAH-AMERICA" attitudes that fools such as yourself demonstrate does not help at all. The world knows that the US is in Asia to hedge against China's military rise.
Does he have to look Korean to fund it idiotic?
"That's not a diplomatic victory by their standards."
That is the wrong kind of attitude for international-diplomatic relationships. What is really a diplomatic victory? Maybe this new leader is the first in many to earnestly want to make the lives of his citizens better.
The plural form of moratorium (a document stating a 'delay' in an act, such as waging war in the case of a truce) should be moratoria.
Before I traveled to North Korea, I was so fed up with everything I heard about it in the news, I just wanted South Korea to just bomb them already.
After I traveled to North Korea, I realised that they have a beautiful country full of wonderful shrines and temples; alive with culture. Now I hope for some kind of nerve gas bombings.
no inspection,no believing.we also cheated by the media controlled by the govenment who have politic intentions.
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Tell me one thing in my post that is not true. Did I make stuff up just to screw Mao? From your posts it seems like you don't want anybody to know the flaws of Mao which I understand if you are a big fan of her but this is not Mao Asada Fan Forum and I am free to express my opinion.
I have no problems w/ slight increase of base value for 3A, but then it already HAS been raised from 7.x (I think it was 7.8) to 8.5 about two seasons ago. However, I also have no problems with the point gap btwn Mao and Yu-Na after the short program. Kim had better qualities in jumps (which count for a lot) and she was faster (just general skating, flow in & out of jumps, spins, spirals, step seq.) overall, and her spin positions weren't that different from Mao's (except for Biellman - Mao better; and sit spins - Yu-Na better - actually has "better looking" position than Mao, because when Mao does sit spin it looks like she's sitting down and it ticks me off every time I see that) and she had more choreography and fire in that program. so that's that.
As for Stojko, I don't even think he cares about ladies comp. at all. I think he's just pissed about quad not beating no-quad, and trying to bring this whole argument into ladies just to get his point across. Which is just nasty.
Mao got an equal number of 8s. Both skaters got in the 7 range for transitions, but for the four other categories, they got scores in the 8-band. The only difference is within that band. There was about a 1 point difference separating Yu-na from Mao. PCS-wise, the difference wasn't as great as your post would suggest.
Also, Yu-na did not get a 9. She got six nines in her protocal, but in the end she emerged with none. Also, in calculating PCS for each category, the highest and lowest scores are omitted and the rest are divided for an average. Mao also got four 9s and the highest single score, a 9.50 for performance. The averages were in the 8s though. The shocking thing, for me at least, is that Joannie had no 9s.
I'll break it down for you:
Yu-na/ Mao
Skating skills: 8.60 / 8.25
Transitions: 7.90 / 7.40
Performance: 8.60 / 8.40
Choreography: 8.40 / 8.10
Interpretation: 8.75 / 8.20
PCS in total: 33.80 / 32.28
The 5-point difference between Mao and Yu-na really comes down to GOE. I know the 3A is impressive (if you look at my past posts, I wholeheartedly agree that it should be given a greater bv), but in line with CoP, Mao does not meet the GOE-garnering qualifications. By that, I'm referring to Ito-style jumping in terms of height and distance and Buttle-style jumping in terms of beautiful transitions. I'll try to find the listed qualities (the checkpoints)... I had it somewhere.
Hope this helped
Edit: OK I found it!
For 2/8, a skater gets +1 GOE
+2 GOE for 4 bullets
+3 GOE for 6 or more bullets
1) Unexpected/ creative/ difficult entry
2) Clear recognizable steps/ free skating movements immediately preceding element
3) Varied position in the air / delay in rotation
4) good height AND distance
5) good extension on landing / creative exit
6) good flow FROM entry TO exit including jump combinations / sequences
7) effortless throughout
8) element matched to the music structure
I think #2 doesn't count for the required element in the SP. I'm not sure.
Last edited by dlgpffps; 02-25-2010 at 04:33 AM.
Yes, you're free to express your opinion. It's just that you keep expressing the same opinion over and over and over. But whatever.
Good luck to ALL the ladies tomorrow--you are ALL beautiful and talented!
Stojko is a bitter little man. He has contributed little since his departure and should be ignored.
If he had written with more fact and less malice I might listen but for now he needs to come on side as a Canadian with less bias. He failed at Salt Lake and has not recovered.
Well, Johnn, since you ask, one thing in your post ( x 2000 other posts) "that is not true" is that you think that Mao doesn't have good choreography. That's your opinion and not a fact - not "truth", although every time you write you seem to imply yours are words of some kind of undebatable TRUTH. I understand that you can express your opinions and this is not the Mao Asada Fan Forum, but this is also not a Let's hear Johnnnn Bag on Mao forum. Can you at least minimize the amount of completely repetitive comments that you make, like others have suggested? Or is there an 'ignore' button that I haven't learned about on this forum?
Also, YOU may think Rachmaninoff in this arrangement is creepy. I actually think it's strangely alluring and hypnotic, and that there's nothing wrong with music that doesn't sound happy. If one looks at Olympic GM programs of the past, quite a lot are composed in minor and if skated flawlessly would get 5.9 and 6.0.
I have heard that it was at Mao's insistence that she put 2 3As in the LP - but it's hearsay, I can't speak for her. I did read that the music selection was Mao's; Tarasova gave her a couple of options for each program and Mao chose Masquerade and Bells - so we can't really blame TAT for that. As for training grounds, Mao wanted to train at Chukyo University where they provided her with a private rink for training, and of course any skater would want to stay in a familiar environment. eg. Yuna may train in Canada but she lives within the sizeable Korean community in Toronto.
Mao may not seem like it, but simply looking at the decisions she has made over the past few seasons - leaving Arutunian right before Worlds, putting 2 3As in her LP, refusing to change any content in her programs, recycling the Masquerade - I feel she's got a pretty stubborn streak. She sticks with a decision, for better or for worse, and I do respect her for that, even if I find it frustrating. There's a fine line between persistence and butthead stubborn, however, and I think she's been toeing it.
She did pursue to have it. That's how she met Orser. She went to him to learn 3A at first.
I even watched a video clip that showed her practicing it. She faltered at the end but she almost made it.
I heard that it was Orser who recommended her to give up on 3A.
I guess it's because she was already struggling with injuries and it seemed too risky to learn a new jump for her body.
But I still think she would've made it if she didn't have other choices but to make it.
I think the competition between Mao and Yuna have pushed and helped each other and the skating world.
The ladies' filed would have become much less interesting without them.
It was Mao who decided to go for the two 3A's... "Team Mao" wanted to take the 3A out of her programs once she became inconsistent with them, Mao refused. Even the idea of losing the 3A has made her cry in interviews... it's something very important to her in skating... she knows the rules and the risks, so at the end of the day, it should be her choice whether or not to do it.
As for the 3A... I think the only way to truly rectify the problem is for the ISU to say "The 3A presents a higher degree of difficulty for ladies than it does for men. Very few ladies have ever completed it competition, while to be among the top in Mens, you have to have a 3A, and if you don't, then you need a quad." Amd by that reasoning, raise the base value of the 3A for ladies, leave it the same for men. I think the 8.2 is fine for Mens Skating, but a 9.0 - 9.5 is more realistic for Ladies.
It makes complete sense that she would go to Mr.Triple Axel for this. I suppose before he became her coach certain people have been asking why, if she was a jumping phenom, couldn't she land 3As like Mao? I am glad she listened to Brian and trained more wisely (i.e. focusing on her strengths). I am happy that he and David Wilson have helped Yu-Na find happiness in skating again.
Thank you! I didn't know how GOEs were awarded before. Now that I've learned of it;
1) Applies to neither (Ms. Kim or Ms. Asada)
2) Applies to both
3) Applies to neither (?) --> Honestly I have no idea what this one means
4) Advantage Ms. Kim
5) Applies to neither or both
6) Advantage Ms. Kim
7) Advantage Ms. Kim
8) Applies to both
It makes sense now why Ms. Kim racks up more GOEs (especially +2 on 3Lz/3T) from her jumps.
Last edited by usethis; 02-25-2010 at 04:26 AM.
She's always needed the 3ax because most of the time she doesn't have enough other triples that she can count on. I recall that at various times her toeloop, salchow, lutz and loop have all been problematic for different reasons. that's a _lot_ of nemesis jumps even if they usually aren't problems at the same time.
You're welcome
An example of the "varied position in the air" is the tano jump, during which one arm's extended overhead instead of folded at the chest. Brian Boitano's famous for this. Yu-na also does it in her LP. Mao did it in her LP last year (for her 3-2-2 combo). I have to check to see if she's still doing it. A delayed jump is one that takes place with minimum prerotation, i.e. the rotations are delayed until the skater gets into the air. This usually requires great height and speed. A good example would be Ilia Kulik's gorgeous 3A or the delayed single axels of yore.
Hope that helps
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So much real talent in Scotland, but is this the way to get noticed as a fighter?
So much real talent in Scotland, but is this the way to get noticed as a fighter?
sick of the bullshit !
It's wrong type of fame so let them have it
This is the most fun i can have without going to jail
Real shame for the guys in uk who have real talent that these guys with no real talent or record are getting all this exposure and the real guys are completely unheard of out with "the scene "
Anyone reading this will assume he is as good as the uk has to offer
Completely agree, I belive this particular person has claimed he has resorted to warrior island because nobody in Scotland would fight him.
The fact that Alex Reid is on board this monkey train only adds to the joke factor.
Still the question lingers is this the way to get noticed nowdays.
sick of the bullshit !
sick of the bullshit !
Is that his highlight reel?? Not one standing strike thrown, very little ground skills other than frantically tugging and pulling and and 2 very weak strikes from guard.... He's shite
Got to lol at his chat though... How exactly did he get on with his street fighting when he can't/won't throw a punch? And he intends to win his fights by doing anything, including something illegal if he's getting beat? So youll get dq'd so not really thought this through have you mate
Where is the video of him being KO'd by Lukasz?
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Whitehurst is accused of having sexual relationships with three students in the Redlands Unified School District, one of whom is believed to have fathered her baby, born June 18.
If convicted, she could face up to 29 years in state prison.
"Students represent the future of our communities and protecting them will continue to be my No. 1 priority," said District Attorney Michael A. Ramos, a former member of the Redlands School Board, in a news release Monday afternoon.
Whitehurst was arrested again Monday morning, a week after her first arrest on which she paid bail for release.
She was first arrested July 1 on suspicion of unlawful sex with a student at Citrus Valley High School. Subsequently, two more former students came forward, claiming they had sexual relationships with her while they were students at Redlands High School.
At the time the alleged relationships took place, the boys ranged in age from 14 to 17, according to the Redlands Police Department.
Whitehurst's bail, originally set at $25,000, was raised to $750,000 on Monday.
Whitehurst's attorney, James Gass, said Monday afternoon that he doubted if she had posted bail.
Whitehurst has been charged with 30 counts of unlawful sexual intercourse with the now-17-year-old who allegedly fathered her child. She faces 11 felony counts of oral copulation of a person under 18, one count of which is alleged to have taken place in 2007 and involved a now-21-year-old, according to the court file. The remaining 10 counts are from 2007 to 2008 and involve a now-22-year-old, the charges state.
Gass said he has advised Whitehurst not to talk to the press. She nor her family could not be reached for comment on Monday.
Adding that he had not seen any of the paperwork as of Monday afternoon, Gass declined further comment.
Brad Mason, assistant superintendent of Redlands Unified School District -- where Whitehurst was employed from 2007 until last week -- released a statement from Superintendent Lori Rhodes.
"Even though today's developments were not unexpected, they nevertheless mark a sad day for our school district," Rhodes said in the statement. "Our faculty and staff are made up of caring professionals who have chosen careers as educators because they want what is best for young people. Anything that harms a student harms us all."
A video arraignment hearing was tentatively scheduled for Tuesday.
Fall 2007-Spring 2008: Laura Whitehurst begins her teaching career in Redlands Unified School District as an English teacher at Redlands High School.
No more than two months into the school year Whitehurst allegedly begins a relationship with a 16-year-old junior. He alleges their relationship began in the classroom with kissing and moved to her residence where it became sexual during multiple visits. The alleged victim, now 22, says he broke it off with Whitehurst during the spring semester in 2008.
Also in the fall 2007, Whitehurst allegedly begins a relationship with a 14-year-old Redlands High student. They had sex in the classroom before school, in her car and at her residence, police say the now 20-year-old man told them. Their alleged relationship ended in early 2008.
2008-2009 school year: Whitehurst continues teaching at Redlands High.
Whitehurst is laid off at end of school year due to budget cuts.
2009-2010 school year: Whitehurst is brought back to the district to teach at Orangewood High School.
2010-2011 school year: Whitehurst transfers to Citrus Valley High School.
July 2012: Whitehurst allegedly begins a relationship with a 16-year-old Citrus Valley High student she advised after they met at a school-sponsored trip to Disneyland. The alleged relationship lasts nearly a year.
September 2012: Whitehurst became pregnant with a child, she told police was fathered by the teen. The couple continue sexual relationship during pregnancy.
May 16-17, 2013: Whitehurst questioned by CVHS Principal Bernard Cavanagh and RUSD assistant superintendent Sabine Robertson-Phillips about relationship with teen. No report filed to Child Protective Services or law enforcement.
June 18: Whitehurst gives birth. Teen attended delivery and birth and shortly after told his mom of relationship. She then notified Cavanagh who relayed information to Robertson-Phillips and Child Protective Services.
July 1: Robertson-Phillips notifies police of relationship between Whitehurst and minor student.
Redlands police arrest Whitehurst on suspicion of unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor at her home after questioning her. Police say the teen's mother reported the alleged relationship between Whitehurst and her son -- who graduated from Citrus Valley High in June and is now 17 -- to school officials, who relayed the information to police.
July 2: Police announce arrest. A now-22-year-old claiming to be a former victim contacts newspaper and police to share his story.
July 3: Police say their investigation has found another alleged victim -- a now-20-year-old man who says he was 14 when his alleged relationship with Whitehurst began.
Police officer Dominick Povero files affidavit in San Bernardino County Superior Court. It says Whitehurst confirmed ongoing relationship, the child's birth and the teen being the father.
Monday: District attorney files charges against Whitehurst -- 30 counts of unlawful sexual intercourse with the teen and alleged father of her baby; 11 counts of oral copulation with a minor -- one with a now 21-year-old and 10 with a now 22-year-old.
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Return Policy
At Williams-Sonoma, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Attention to design, materials, safety and construction are our priority. Upon receipt, please inspect your purchase and notify us of any damage; we will arrange for a prompt replacement.
If within 30 days, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value. An original receipt or gift receipt is required for all returns and exchanges. Returns with a gift receipt will be refunded in the form of a Merchandise Credit for the amount indicated on the gift receipt. Returns with original receipt will be refunded in the original form of payment, cash and check refunds over $100 will be issued as a company check (may take 14 business days from time of request).
We cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, special-order items, custom upholstery, items shipped direct from the vendor, or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. Final sale items ending in .97 or .99 cannot be returned.
For returns of items purchased from your Williams-Sonoma Gift Registry, we will gladly provide a refund or exchange for the merchandise within 90 days of your event or within 90 days of purchase, whichever date is later. View Full Return Policy.