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The Renaissance Room
Enjoy a fine dining experience for lunch in the student-run restaurant, The Renaissance Room! Located inside the Center Building next to Blender's Espresso. The Renaissance Room is open during fall, winter, and spring terms. ***Please note: The Renaissance Room in the Center Building has closed for rennovations. The interim location is in the Center for Meeting and Learning, Building 19, Weyerhaeuser room 106.
The restaurant is open to the entire campus population as well as the general public.
Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management Program Curriculum in the Renaissance Room
The Renaissance Room offers valuable restaurant experience for second-year culinary arts & hospitality management students in a real-time laboratory setting. The three terms are divided into focused areas of Advanced Cooking Theories including Garde Manger (the art of the cold kitchen), International Cuisine & Regional American Cuisines.
The Renaissance Room menu changes weekly to feature the regions & focus of study. We offer local, seasonal, and sustainable cuisine whenever possible. Lunch includes a choice of soup or salad, entree, and a dessert sampler.
Spring 2015: American Regional Cuisine
The Renaissance Room is located in Building 19, the Center for Meeting and Learning. Second year culinary students will be offering Wednesday and Thursday lunch-time dining in the Weyerhaeuser Room, room 106.
This term we are featuring menus built from our American Regional Cuisines curriculum. Our featured regions and dates are as follows.
Spring Term Week 2: April 8 & 9 ~ Cuisines of the South Restaurant Full
Spring Term Week 3: April 15 & 16 ~ Floribbean Cuisine Restaurant Full
Spring Term Week 4: April 23 only ~ Cajun & Creole Cuisine Restaurant Full
Spring Term Week 5: April 29 & 30 ~ Central Plains Restaurant Full
Spring Term Week 6: May 6 & 7 ~ Texas & Tex-Mex Cuisine Restaurant Full
Spring Term Week 7: May 13 & 14 ~ Southwest and the Rocky Mountains Restaurant Full
Spring Term Week 8: May 20 & 21 ~ The Cuisines of California & the PNW Restaurant Full
Spring Term Week 9: May 27 & 28 ~ The Cuisine of Hawaii Restaurant Full
Fall 2015
Our new dining room with double the capacity and windows galore, is slated to open October 2015. Check back here for our grand re-opening plans.
Reservations & Dining
Reservations for Spring term begin March 30, 2015. Please call the Renaissance Room reservation number at (541) 463-3533 or by e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com .
Walk-ins are always welcome based upon seating availability.
Seating in the Renaissance Room is available between 11:30 am and 12:30 pm, doors close at 1:30pm.
The Renaissance Room accepts Visa & MastercCard exclusively.
We are unable to process campus food cards at this time.
Renaissance Room Gift Certificates are available for purchase and are good for the entire academic year! Please contact Wendy Milbrat.
Gratuities are encouraged, with all proceeds going to the Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management Student Club. We thank you for your support!
Find us on Facebook for opening information, current specials and menu updates.
Directions and Parking for Spring Term 2015
Building 19, The Center for Meeting and Learning is located on the Northeast side of the college. Blue and yellow signs clearly direct drivers from either entrance of the college. We recommend parking in Lot C for easy access to our temporary location.
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http://www.negrilvillage.com Ah, the only spot in the Village where you can have your Piña Colada and eat your collard-green spring rolls and jerk-rubbed chicken, too. This family owned, Caribbean-themed bar and restaurant also serves up some of the tastier concoctions involving rum: the Carnival (Gosling's Black Seal Rum, ginger beer, and sorrel) and the Trinidad Breeze (Coconut Rum, vodka, orange juice, and grenadine) come to mind. The upstairs dining room is where these cocktails can be savored; the downstairs Rhum Lounge is where they can be put into action, given that dancehall music, as blasted by DJs on the weekend, is always demanding booty-wiggling. Read more about Negril Village >>
http://www.nycbestbar.com/off/ When the clock strikes Happy Hour, Off the Wagon fills up with the same hyper revelry you'd find at a John Mayer after party. Fellows hankering for some Natty Light while wearing the shirt 'n' backwards-hat combo are in abundance, along with the women who love them. Particularly on the weekends, you'll always find it packed with alumni partiers re-living the glory days via satellite-broadcasted sports games, beer pong, and a museum of knickknacks hanging from the joint's equally rambunctious walls. Read more about Off the Wagon >>
http://www.ottopizzeria.com This controversial addition to the Batali empire freaked people out with its cracker-like pizzas, one featuring the cured pork fat known as lardo. You can skip the pizzas entirely, though, feasting on cheese, cured meats, and little dishes of pickled seafood, beans, and vegetables from an agreeable menu that omits traditional main courses entirely. Read more about Otto Restaurant Enoteca Pizzeria >>
http://www.peculierpub.com The beer menu at this NYU student hangout is several pages long and contains the tiny printed names of 500 different beers, all of which can be purchased. As you sit and study the list, take a look at some of the beer paraphernalia hanging around the walls as it can date back quite far. Read more about Peculier Pub >>
http://www.pravdany.com Pravda's entrance is a formidable, but easily missable, black gate in Soho; it guards a staircase that leads to the neighborhood's prized caviar bar. The theme here is something like a cozy, Cold War-era Russian bomb shelter stacked with nothing but delicious, flavor-infused vodka. Try the Leninade (citrus vodka, lemon juice, and fresh mint), or sip the Vladimir Martini (fig vodka and Russian tea syrup). Both are like biting into fruits grown from a tree nursed with vodka instead of water. Read more about Pravda >>
http://www.puckfairbarnyc.com Contrary to its prim-and-proper cocktail-bar neighbors, Puck Fair channels the gut-comforting beer-bar glory of the East Village. A full 24 brews are on tap here, with a healthy selection of bitter and malty IPAs to complement a rotating cast of seasonal delights, from Captain Lawrence Brown Ale to the smooth Smuttynose Vunderbar Pilsner. The interior-a set of wooden booths in a room canvassed by a montage of Irish immigrant life-is cozy on weekdays (perfect for hobbit food such as the Guinness-braised beef stew) and agreeably boisterous during those wild SoHo weekends. Read more about Puck Fair >>
http://www.redlionnyc.com The Red Lion is a haven for football-hooligan expats. Aside from the constantly airing games, the only things approximating Blighty for limeys on the go are a lone phone booth and bartenders pulling Newcastle. Live country and rock on most nights also sweetens the deal. Read more about The Red Lion >>
http://www.sevillarestaurantandbar.com Even though Sevilla's open 365 days a year, it's still hard to score one of its crimson-red booths. The loyal clientele of this 61-year-old Greenwich Village establishment can't get enough of its authentic paella, seafood-heavy appetizers, and some of the best sangria in the city. Read more about Sevilla >>
In the heart of NYU-land is this sexy wine bar that works well for groups as well as couples. The exposed brick and dark lighting help create the mood, but it's also the type of place where you can order a pint without a wine-snob waiter looking down his nose at you. Also serves tasty desserts. Read more about Shade >>
http://www.smallsjazzclub.com Bar none, this is the best jazz club in NYC: an intimate basement stuffed to the rafters with music mementos, an unpretentious audience that truly loves the music (and loves the general $20-or-less cover), and a rotating roster of featured performers and after-hours jammers with truly unbelievable chops. You're here, or you're missing out. Read more about Smalls Jazz Club >>
http://www.socarratpaellabar.com The focus here is, not surprisingly, on paella, served in portions for two from giant cast-iron pans. Rice comes slightly crisp on the outside filled with a long list of goodies like the Paella Socarrat (chicken, fish, beef, shrimp, cuttlefish, mussels, cockle clams) and the slightly more adventurous Paella Valenciana (pork, rabbit, snails, scallions and sugar snow peas). The giant paella pans embody the social nature of the restaurant; diners here sit at a long, narrow communal table lined with 24 stools. Waiters squeeze past the walls of exposed brick and white wooden cabinet doors to refill glasses of Spanish wine and bring out additional tapas like sizzling shrimp with garlic, crispy croquettes and Jamon Iberico, the prized, 24-month dry-aged Spanish ham. The restaurant doesn¹t take reservations, so you¹re best off coming early or leaving your name and finding a bar nearby. Once inside, prepare to speak loudly, as the volume of the Spanish music and conversation is fairly loud.—Keith Wagstaff Read more about Socarrat Paella Bar >>
http://www.sullivanroom.com Indeed, the appropriate place to experience "underground electronic music" is underground. The subterranean Sullivan Room takes great pride in its booking calendar, a selection of up-and-coming and international DJs that everyone seems to have heard of except you. This is most evident two hours after the club opens up: The sub-bass tones (and the dance-ready crowd) pour into the room at the stroke of midnight, and not a moment earlier. Read more about Sullivan Room >>
http://www.tertulianyc.com New York doesn't lack for tapas, but when chef Seamus Mullen opened Tertulia in 2011, he wanted to share a different side of Spanish cuisine. Inspired by northern Spain's cider houses, Mullen created a warm, unpretentious place where you can drink Basque sidras, of course, but also try Iberico ham and wine from the Canary Islands, then feast from a list of well-executed tapas and shareable family-size dishes. The restaurant is anchored by its wood-fired grill; any item that has passed over that flame, be it octopus, cauliflower, or steak (to name a few), guarantees a deeply satisfying dining experience. Look for classics like potatoes crusted in pimentón and drizzled with garlicky aioli, and anchovies paired with roasted tomatoes and sheep's-milk cheese. Read more about Tertulia >>
http://www.trionasnyc.com The Irish-green ceiling of Triona's (formerly the Pinch) is blanketed with a dozen or so football team flags, a prideful indicator that you've entered a capital-letters Sports Bar. Giant TVs guard the room's perimeter, Guinness awaits on the tap, and a pool table looms nearby. The folks at Triona's even have a Twitter account solely to provide daily updates on what sports events they're broadcasting; madhouse game nights are formalized by a few eager dudes in the back holding white plastic balls. Oh yes: There will be Beer Pong. Read more about Triona's >>
http://www.vbar.net Vbar, the Greenwich Village predecessor of Vbar St. Marks, is the more studious of the two. Located in the heart of NYU-ville, it mimics the dormitory lair of a brooding philosophy major, wherein books, Roman statues, and emptied bottles are displayed on shelves circling the room. Mac-equipped grad students line the wooden countertops on the left side of the room, directly across from Vbar's comprehensive-and reasonably priced-bottled beer menu. Naturally, the Dogfish Head Raison D'Etre (brewed with raisons and beet sugar) tastes best with a chapter of cranky ol' Sartre. Read more about Vbar & Cafe >>
http://www.villagelantern.com Stylish Italian restaurant-bar upstairs, big lounge downstairs with comedy every other night Read more about Village Lantern >>


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Letter: Having a garage sale? Be careful of counterfeits
Please be wary, it's garage and yard sale time.
I want everyone out there to be aware of counterfeit bills. Yes, they are out there and they're good looking ones, too.
I went to my bank to deposit the money from my sale only to find out some were counterfeit. I was in shock.
Garage sales and yard sales are to find bargains and treasures; boy did someone get a bargain.
Please purchase a "counterfeit pen†before your sale. My teller says they are sold at office supply stores.
I'm out the money, but I just want to save others from the same. It doesn't matter the amount lost, it's the principle.
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Strike looms at East and Gulf Coast ports
The container carriers and port operators, represented by the U.S. Marine Alliance, want to cap the royalties at 2011 levels, saying they've morphed into a huge expense, totally unrelated to their original purpose, which hurts the industry's competitiveness as it tries to keep up with new technology. The alliance says the royalty payments now amount to a bonus averaging $15,500 annually for East Coast workers who already earn more than $50 per hour.
The union says the payments aren't a bonus, they're an important supplemental wage. It argues that in its previous contract, management agreed to remove the royalties cap in exchange for being allowed to use $42 million of royalty payments to cover a previously negotiated wage increase. There's no way the union can allow the alliance to revive the cap now and accept the cuts in worker income and union revenue, McNamara said.
The sides have traded charges of inflexibility, though both also point to a history of cooperation since the last East Coast-wide strike in 1977. No one has ruled out renewing talks.
But with time so short, companies are pushing up shipment dates or finding alternative transportation, said Steve Lamar, executive vice president of the Washington-based American Apparel and Footwear Association.
Companies are already worried about restocking after the holidays, and some are still dealing with the effects of the West Coast shutdown and Superstorm Sandy, he said.
"You've already got companies and ports and trade that have been battered by a couple of situations over the last couple of months, and we still have this uncertainty," Lamar said.
In Philadelphia, port executive Robert Blackburn estimates a strike could affect 60 percent of the tonnage the port handles.
"Frankly, there's not a lot we can do except that hope that cooler heads prevail and, if they don't, perhaps there will be intervention by the president," Blackburn said.
Associated Press writers Eileen AJ Connelly in New York and Kathy Matheson in Philadelphia contributed to this report.
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Welcome to the Spring Issue of the quarterly Almanac Blog Newsletter!
I always love spring and its new beginnings. Nature never ceases to amaze me. My work comes from the deep love and respect I have for it. Its protection and preservation continues to inspire me everyday.
Immersing ourselves in nature cleanses away stress when we walk in a forest. Taking a 'forest bath' allows you to breathe in air that contains volatile essential oils from surrounding trees with active components that have antimicrobial and immune-boosting properties. So wonderful! Learn more here.
One of life's pleasures is enjoying seeing birds visiting the garden, and as it turns out, Spring is a great time to put birdhouses up for those visitors! Read all about it here.
Spring is such a beautiful time because nature is coming back to life, animals are ending their hibernation, trees are bursting with blossoms and the Monarch butterfly is emerging and looking for a mate, then migrating north and east to lay their eggs on milkweed plants. I have baby Monarch butterfly caterpillars in the milkweed I planted just for them and I couldn't be happier! The Monarch numbers are dwindling, and the EPA has recently asked for tougher rules on the use of the dreaded weed killer glyphosate, which was first marketed under the brand name Roundup, in order to save America's most beloved insect from further decline. Join me in signing a petition to protect the Monarchs. Learn more about Monarchs here.
In Out & About, Caroline Gladstone takes us on her latest foraging adventure in the English countryside where she explains how to eat dandelions amongst other things, and Karin Labby is inspired to share her friends' garden bounty in her post friends with benefits.
Big news: LOLA is going to print this month!
In case you don't know about LOLA, lots of love always, is a book I've written for young women about how to live a sustainable lifestyle and make healthy choices that are good for them and good for the planet. LOLA is available for pre-order here and ships starting in the first two weeks of May. In case you know a young lady who is graduating from high school or college, LOLA is the perfect graduation present.
March 8th, don't forget to set your clocks forward one hour.
I'm passionate about reducing the amount of waste my household produces, and even orange peels can be repurposed. Learn how from my blog.
March 19th-22nd is the Great Crane Migration, where tens of thousands of Sandhill cranes and millions of waterfowl migrate through central Nebraska during March. Apparently, it's one of the most extraordinary sights you'll ever witness. To learn more about it: http://nebraskacranefestival.org
April 3rd- Happy Birthday to Dr. Jane Goodall! Send her a birthday wish by supporting the incredible work that she does: janegoodall.org.
April 22nd is Earth Day when over a billion people in 190 countries take action for Earth Day. Earth Day Network creates tools and resources for you to get involved with Earth Day in your community. Learn how you can participate here: earthday.org.
Do you have Vegetable Warriors in your garden? I have 5! Find out what they are from my blog. I would love to hear from you about which are the vegetable warriors in your garden. You can comment on the blog or email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
And as always, if you love keeping in touch via Twitter, you can find me there, or if you prefer the Facebook platform, I'm there as well and I also post images regularly via Instagram.
Wishing you a stunning Spring!
All the best
First Carbon Neutral prefab house
Australia's first carbon-positive prefab house produces more energy than it consumes because the solar panels on its roof are so efficient. Currently on display in Melbourne's City Square, the 800 square foot contemporary designed structure boasts airtight indoors to lock in cool air and keep Australia's intense heat out. Some of the eco-friendly features include a green roof for added insulation; a set of sliding vertical garden walls that shade and cool the building in the summer (plants also clean the air); rainwater recycling; energy-efficient appliances and sustainably sourced materials for the cabinetry. Though the space is rather compact, it does feature one bedroom and a bathroom, a kitchen with an open plan dining area and a sunroom.
See more images of the structure, visit here.
Earth: A New Wild
Conservation scientist M. Sanjayan takes us on a journey from home to forest, plains to ocean, and then water in Earth: A New Wild. The journey takes us to 29 countries where we see how animals and people can live more in balance.
Earth: A New Wild takes a fresh look at humankind's relationship to the planet. The footage is stunning as well as entertaining, and I love it because I'm all for learning how to preserve our present and enrich our future.
Karin van der Molen
Karin van der Molen is a Dutch painter and sculptor. Most of her sculptural work is site specific, mostly involving natural materials such as willow rods, hay and earth. She exhibits her work in galleries and international art projects all over the world.
The artist describes her work: " Nature is without distinction, without prejudice, without good or bad. The trees, mountains, oceans, fields, animals and humans. We are part of the same nature. We breathe, we are born and we will die. Yet to experience ourselves as part of the whole happens to be difficult for the modern individual. My environmental art is my way to open this experience, for myself and eventually for the other as well."
Visit karinvandermolen.nl
You can see her work at the Museum Schokland, Netherlands until June 1st, 2015
Source: contemporaryearthart.com
Previously profiled artists in the news:
Yann Arthus-Bertrand: MOPA hosts the U.S. premiere of the global multimedia exhibition 7 billion Others. On view till September 15th, 2015.
Tomaz Libertiny: Creates Giant teapot-shaped vessel with the help of 60,000 bees.
Richard Long: The Spike Island tapes at the Alan Cristea Gallery.
Patrick Dougherty: Creates piece on the grounds of the North Caroline Botanical Garden.
Allan Savory
Allan Savory is a Zimbabwean ecologist, farmer, soldier, exile, environmentalist, international consultant, and president and co-founder of The Savory Institute.
In 1992, Savory and his wife, Jody Butterfield, formed the Africa Centre for Holistic Management in Zimbabwe, a learning site for people all over Africa. In 2010, the Centre won the Buckminster Fuller Challenge for its work in reversing desertification. In that same year he and his wife, with others, founded the Savory Institute in Boulder, Colorado, to promote large-scale restoration of the world's grasslands.
"Desertification is a fancy word for land that is turning to desert," begins Allan Savory in this quietly powerful talk. And it's happening to about two-thirds of the world's grasslands, accelerating climate change and causing traditional grazing societies to descend into social chaos. Savory has devoted his life to stopping it. He now believes — and his work so far shows — that a surprising factor can protect grasslands and even reclaim degraded land that was once desert. "
"Allan's message is vital to the restoration of the world's grasslands -- a long-ignored component of the earth's lungs." — Christina Allday-Bondy
Watch Allan Savory's TED talk about desertification.
Did you know that there is a connection between the Moon and the tides, and planting and gardening? Planting according to the phases of the Moon is the oldest form of gardening known to man. When planting your garden, the Moon's position has an impact on how well your seeds will germinate, grow and develop based on how much moisture is in the soil.
Understanding this and timing your gardening chores according to the phases of the Moon is the basis of Moon gardening. Calendars are available here for March, April and May, including what to buy in season at your local farmer's market and suggested vegetables to plant.
Eco Books - Spring 2015
Animal Architecture by Ingo Arndt
Every day, all over the world, animals and insects set about the purposeful tasks of designing their homes, catching their prey, and attracting their mates. In the process they create gorgeous nests, shelters, and habitats. Ingo Arndt's stunning studio photographs and vibrant in-situ shots of nests, forests, and wetlands provide close-up details of these designs, as well as the animals who created them. These compelling images are combined with an abundance of fascinating facts about the evolution of animals and insects, as well as their survival methods, mating habits, genetic dispositions, and more.
The Wild Wisdom of Weeds by Katrina Blair
The Wild Wisdom of Weeds is the only book on foraging and edible weeds to focus on the thirteen weeds found all over the world, each of which represents a complete food source and extensive medical pharmacy and first-aid kit. More than just a field guide to wild edibles, it is a global plan for human survival. The Wild Wisdom of Weeds is about healing ourselves both in body and in spirit, in an age where technology, commodity agriculture, and processed foods dictate the terms of our intelligence. But if we can become familiar with these thirteen edible survival weeds found all over the world, we will never go hungry, and we will become closer to our own wild human instincts—all the while enjoying the freshest, wildest, and most nutritious food there is. For free!
Children's Book-of-the-Month:
All The Way To the Ocean by Joel Harper
An uplifting story about two best friends, Isaac and James, and their discovery of the cause and effect relationship between our cities' storm drains and the world's oceans, lakes and rivers. It is sure to inspire both young and adult readers alike and teach a timeless life lesson--If we all do our part, a cleaner, safer environment is indeed within our reach.
Spring 2015 Products
It's almost Spring, which is a great time to put up birdhouses in your garden, or perhaps set up a chicken coop, or install a bat house to keep mosquitoes away naturally, or possibly you are thinking of planting delicious blueberries which may need protection with a crop cage. All of these can be found in my eco store, including this wonderful zinc candle holder, which includes a drawer for candles:
Vegetables, Lentils and Brown Rice
One of my favorite meals is the kind I make from whatever vegetables and grains I have left in my refrigerator. This meal is not only satisfying in every way, but also nutritious, gluten-free, and reduces the waste my household produces by not throwing out leftover vegetables. The ingredients I always have on hand are olive oil, coconut oil, onions and garlic, and assorted dry spices. I start by slicing half on onion and sautéing it in coconut oil in a cast iron skillet for 2 minutes. Then, I add either broccoli or/and cauliflower florets, bean sprouts or/and zucchini, spinach or/and kale (I pick this from my garden), Brussels sprouts and fresh or dried shiitake mushrooms*, a handful of cooked grains such as lentils, brown or wild rice and a handful as well of chopped walnuts. A pinch of turmeric or berbere spice is always nice.
While cooking, a tablespoon of olive oil added keeps things cooking nicely and not drying up. Add more if you need to. I add the cooked grains, spinach, and chicken at the very end, just to warm them up
Add your favorite vegetables, cut into bite size portions, and cooked chicken for some added protein. I enjoy this with a green salad on this side as well.
Would love to hear from you and what your favorite vegetable combinations are for this dish. firstname.lastname@example.com
*Dried shiitake mushrooms need to be soaked in hot water for 20 mins, before adding to this dish.
*All ingredients used -dried and fresh- are organic.
Roasted Cauliflower
This dish is easy to make and delicious. Just turn on your oven to 350 and while it's warming up, add florets from 1/2 a cauliflower into a bowl. Sprinkle with 2 Tbs Olive Oil, 1 tsp. Berbere Spice and 1/4 tsp. Turmeric. Mix it up with a spoon. In a glass or ceramic baking dish, add the cauliflower, spreading the florets out. Roast for 20 mins.
Turmeric is a super spice with loads of health benefits! To learn what those are, visit here.
Clean your home safely
In a cup, combine 1/2 cup baking soda with six drops of your favorite essential oil such as lavender, rosemary, orange or lemon. Rinse the sink well with hot water and sprinkle baking soda mix into the sink and pour 1/4 cup of white vinegar over the top. After the fizzles stop, scrub with a damp sponge and rinse with hot water.
Basic Oven Cleaner
Sprinkle 1/2 cup of baking soda in your oven. Turn it on to 250 for 10 mins, and heat it up just enough for the grease to melt into the baking soda. Turn it off and let cool down for 10 minutes or so. Using a damp sponge, scrub the inside of the oven, wiping away the grease filled baking soda. Finish off by wiping the inside of oven with a damp clean cloth.
Basic All-Purpose Cleaner
In a spray bottle (preferably glass), fill 1/4 of the bottle with white vinegar, then fill the rest of the bottle with tap water, almost to the top. Add 20 drops of Tea Tree Essential oil, a natural anti-bacterial and 20 drops of Orange Essential oil to make it smell nice. Put the top back on and shake it up. Ready to use.


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WALLA WALLA - The Walla Walla Parks and Recreation Department is taking registrations for its youth indoor soccer league.
There are boys and girls teams for children in grades kindergarten through eighth grade.
Play is 5-on-5 and practice begins Jan. 8 one day per week with games on Saturday.
The cost is $45 per player and registration is due by Nov. 24. Late registration are subject to availability and a $10 late fee.
For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 527-4527.
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Lawry's 2-step Chili
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- 1 pound(s) ground beef
- 1 package(s) Lawry's Chili Spices & Seasonings
- 1 cup(s) water
- 1 (19-oz) can(s) Joan of Arc spicy kidney beans
- 1 (14 1/2-oz) can(s) petite diced tomatoes, undrained
- cheddar cheese, shredded
- sour cream
- 1. Brown ground meat in large skillet on high heat. Drain fat, if desired.
- 2. Stir in Chili Spices & Seasonings, water, beans and tomatoes. Bring to boil, stirring occasionally. Reduce heat to low. Simmer, uncovered, 10 minutes or until heated through, stirring occasionally. Serve with shredded Cheddar cheese and sour cream, if desired.
June 2014
This recipe is a personal recipe added by robinarroyave and has not been tested or endorsed by MyRecipes.
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Lawry's 2-step Chili Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Soups/Stews
- CONVENIENCE: Quick/Easy
- CUISINE: American - Traditional
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Beef
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County officials admit they don't maintain properties
VANDERBURGH COUNTY - The man at the door at 1323 Cody St. was stumped. He was a renter at the property, he claimed on Wednesday — but he drew a blank when asked to name his landlord.
Dogs barked loudly in the background, then another man came through the barely opened doorway shirtless, quickly closing the door behind him. He took a step toward his inquisitor, an Evansville Courier & Press editor.
Could the man provide any information about the owner of the house? "No." He kept his eyes fixed on his questioner and didn't say anything else.
The owner was the Vanderburgh County Commissioners. County commissioners didn't know they have had tenants for months, however. The county acquired the property this year, after not finding a buyer for it and other structures at the 2012 tax sale.
County officials are very clear: they don't want these properties. So on Thursday, the county sold 1323 Cody St. and about 300 other properties at an auction. The new owner must assume all responsibility for the property, including the tenants that neither party was aware of at the time of the sale. The Courier & Press recently discovered the situation on Cody Street during an ongoing investigation into the city's hundreds of vacant homes.
County government's indifferent stewardship of its residential properties also was obvious at 214 East Maryland St., where Evansville police were called Thursday when the new owner discovered an active meth lab. In July, police discovered a woman living in a county-owned home at 1111 North Third Ave. without electricity or water. She had been there since May after she said she bought the house on Ebay.
"The only reason for us auctioning them, we have to get them off our backs," said Commissioners President Marsha Abell. "We can't monitor them."
The county doesn't have resources to monitor the properties, Abell said. So the county counts on neighbors and neighborhood associations to report problems.
After hearing about the Courier & Press' experience with the tenants, Abell said she hoped the visitors were accompanied by police because such situations often involve individuals with outstanding warrants or other legal issues.
If there's a safety concern knocking on the door, should neighbors be concerned and are there potential liabilities for the county?
Abell referred questions of liability to the county's attorney.
Osman Mufti, an attorney with county-retained law firm Ziemer, Stayman, Weitzel & Shoulders, said the county is interested primarily in one thing: getting rid of its properties at auction as quickly as possible so they can join the tax rolls.
County government isn't interested in owning houses or entering into rental agreements, the attorney said. He said it's possible that former renters could be living in a house without knowing that the landlord lost it for not paying taxes.
However, Mufti said, he isn't aware of anyone being assigned to monitor the county's residential properties.
The attorney said that federal and state law gives some liability protection to local governments. Mufti said the county does feel a responsibility to residents who may feel threatened or bothered by squatters in one of its buildings.
The commissioners office passes complaints it receives to the Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office, the attorney said.
But Sheriff Eric Williams said he can't recall the last time the county commissioners made such a report to his office. He said the commissioners might have called city police.
"I'm sure it's happened, but I can't recall the last time we got sent out to one of those," Williams said.
Williams did not ask for an address when apprised of the situation at 1323 Cody St., but he said deputies take action whenever occupants can't prove they have legal living arrangements.
"If you've taken up residence there illegally, then we'll force you to move right then and there," the sheriff said.
Abell said it's a very difficult decision deciding who stays and who goes, as the county isn't interested in putting people in the streets.
"We could take them out of there, charge them with trespassing and then you just put them in the county jail and house them and feed them," she said.
Other properties
The ongoing Courier & Press investigation shows county government makes little effort to maintain properties it owns.
Another county-owned property, a dilapidated structure at 600 East Maryland St., finally was demolished in mid-July. But in the days immediately preceding demolition, a large uncovered opening facing Garvin Street revealed a haphazard collection of discarded appliances, boxes and debris spilling into the street. Junk teetered precariously in lapsed insulation over the first floor, threatening to fall through. A strong, unpleasant odor emanated from within.
The post-demolition empty lot fetched $3,100 at Tuesday's auction.
"I'm glad it's gone," said Joe Birkhead, president of Acclaim Graphics, a North Garvin Street design and printing business located a stone's throw from the property.
A door covering the structure's large opening was at one time intact, Birkhead said, but "somebody had torn it off or just broken it off."
Birkhead lodged no official complaints, he said, reasoning that it would be torn down at some point. Acclaim Graphics mostly interacts with customers online, by telephone, fax and email — so the reactions of walk-in customers were not a huge concern.
"I would not have wanted to have a retail establishment near (600 East Maryland) or next to it. It's not safe — not safe for the kids around here, either," Birkhead said.
Birkhead did not know the lot was owned by the county commissioners before being sold on Thursday.
"Really," he said when informed Friday.
The fate of 1323 Cody St. is now in the hands of Evansville resident Peter Rembert. He was so unfamiliar with the property after his purchase that he asked Courier & Press reporters about the location and whether it is dilapidated.
Acting as the sole agent of Rembert Enterprises, Rembert plunked down $1,100 for the property.
Rembert, who estimated that he purchased at least 15 properties Thursday, said he will consult his attorney about the individuals residing at 1323 Cody.
But if they want to pay him rent, Rembert said, he would love to let them. It's happened before with people living in properties he purchased.
Rembert's game, he said, is making money by spending money. He spends to rehabilitate properties with an eye toward selling them.
"Some of it's been kind of, you know, a gamble," he said. "Like for instance, I bought a property today that I have no idea what it's going to look like because there's no physical address. I've got to go and look under the tax code and find out what exactly it is."
The Courier & Press is investigating Evansville's vacant house population. If you know of a house empty for more than one year report it to Investigative Editor Jay Young at email@example.com or 812-464-7456.
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Developer Finally Seeing Sales at Ill-Timed Tower in Brooklyn
When Mario Procida, the son of a Bronx contractor, was getting his architecture degree at UCLA in the early 1980s he fell in love with the work of Richard Meier, one of the world's leading modernists.
"I thought he was one of the best architects in the world," Mr. Procida recalls.
Little did Mr. Procida know that their futures would entwine many years later with a Brooklyn condominium project whose timing made it financially precarious and whose design made it one of the most controversial in the borough.
Mr. Procida, who expanded into luxury condos in Manhattan and Brooklyn after helping rebuild the South Bronx in the 1980s and '90s, led the group that developed On Prospect Park, a glass and steel tower overlooking Grand Army Plaza. They chose Mr. Meier to design it.
When construction began in 2005, the 15-story tower was hailed as a sign that sophisticated residential architecture as well as breathtaking condo prices were moving deeper into Brooklyn. In late 2008, when it chalked up its first sale just weeks after Lehman Brothers collapsed, it became yet another symbol of the plummeting housing market.
Today, as the city's luxury market shows signs of recovering, On Prospect Park has achieved an important milestone, with 52 of its 96 units sold, or more than half of the building, according to city records. Mr. Procida puts the number sold at more than 60%, which means at least six additional sales have yet to be recorded with the city's Finance Department.
To be sure, the improved sales volume shouldn't be confused with raging success. Steep price discounts were necessary and, after four years of sales, more than a third of the building remains unsold. In an interview, Mr. Procida acknowledged that he and his partners needed to restructure the $100 million in debt from PB Capital Corp. of Germany that financed On Prospect Park.
The project ended up costing well in excess of that amount, said Mr. Procida, who declined to be more precise. Asked if he would break even with On Prospect Park, Mr. Procida, would only smile tightly and say, "I prefer not to discuss it."
But Mr. Procida and his partner Louis Greco's ability to retain control of the project, and keep it afloat amid the downturn is striking given that the sales program began in 2006.
Developers of hundreds of other poorly timed condo projects throughout the country have long ago been pushed out by creditors.
By just barely squeaking by, On Prospect Park is emblematic of the city's housing sales market: an improvement over the rest of the country but still anemic. "There's always light at the end of the tunnel, as long as you keep walking," Mr. Procida said.
Mr. Procida is an unlikely luxury-condo pioneer. After graduating from architecture school in 1983, he returned to the family business, which his father moved to the Bronx in the 1970s. Back then, the area was synonymous with urban blight and famously toured by then-President Jimmy Carter, who promised to clean it up.
The family business, Procida Construction, was perfectly positioned in the mid-1980s when then-Mayor Ed Koch sought to fulfill that promise by launching one of the most ambitious affordable-housing programs the nation had ever seen.
His administration committed $5.1 billion to building "affordable" and middle-income housing in partnership with nonprofit and private entities, with the goal of resuscitating some of the city's most downtrodden neighborhoods.
For 10 years, Procida Construction built hundreds of affordable housing projects in the South Bronx with local nonprofits such as the Mid Bronx Desperadoes and Nos Quedamos ("We stay," in Spanish), including the 256-unit, low-rise Melrose Court. "At the end of the day, Mario will tell you, 'I'm a street kid from the Bronx...not a highfalutin guy,' " says developer Carlton Brown, COO of Full Spectrum NY and a long-time family friend.
Procida Construction has kept building throughout the downturn and last year took in about $75 million in revenue.
Mr. Procida began getting into luxury-condo development about 10 years ago when he met Mr. Greco and the late Lewis Horowitz, who were launching the be@ brand of residential housing, designed to appeal to young working professionals. At the time, they were about to purchase a site at the corner of Boerum and State streets in Downtown Brooklyn, which they called Boulevard East. It was the first of the be@ projects and ended up selling out quickly. (The "be" in "be@" is derived from the first initials of Boulevard East).
"It was a good chemistry," Mr. Procida said. "We brought in additional construction capacity and additional capital capacity, and additional development capacity. So it worked."
Their company, SDS Procida, went on to build be@Clinton West, be@William Street and, finally, be@schermerhorn. The three also developed the Distinctive Properties series, a higher-end group of loft-like condo developments that includes On Prospect Park, and, most recently, the Dillon on West 53rd Street.
Paying about $10 million, they assembled the On Prospect Park site in 2005, in partnership with Sheldon Gordon, another friend of Mr. Procida's. Mr. Gordon, in turn, suggested they hire his friend Richard Meier, who by that time had achieved legendary standing in the modernist architectural world.
Best known for designing the Getty Center in Los Angeles, Mr. Meier also had created a mini sensation in the Manhattan residential market with his design of condos on Perry Street in Greenwich Village, widely credited with kick-starting the glass-walled apartment craze in New York City.
Mr. Procida and his group exported the design to Grand Army Plaza. Today it contrasts dramatically with the other architecture on the Plaza, notably the Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Arch, dedicated in 1892, and the landmark central branch of the Brooklyn Public Library, which opened in 1941. The dissonance with brownstone Brooklyn has outraged some neighbors.
The design's supporters, however, argue that, like the arch and library, it's a reflection of the times in which it was built. "What do you people want in 2010, the Acropolis?" wrote a commenter named CommentQueen in one of the many online debates on the subject.
Good or bad, the design was no match for the downturn. The price of the first condo that sold, a fifth-floor unit that closed Dec. 23, 2008, was an impressive $3.2 million.
A unit in the same line on the 10th floor sold one year ago for $1.57 million.
"When late '07 hit, all projections on almost anything went out the window," Mr. Procida said.
Critics of the design say that its glass facade has contributed to its problems by making it very clear to the outside world just how slow sales have been. But Mr. Procida insists the design is working in his favor, especially given the unparalleled light, air and views of the city it offers to buyers.
Indeed, other glass-walled condominiums also have been developed in Williamsburg and other neighborhoods. "We actually think from a massing standpoint, it's highly contextual, and from an aesthetic standpoint, it's classic," Mr. Procida said. "We could have taken an easy way out and built a fairly run-of-the-mill residential property. We chose, for a variety of reasons not to go that way."


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What's really making objects move in that viral craze involving pencils and summoning ghosts? It's not the demon you think it is, freaked-out teens.
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GE's JB650SFSS is completely middle-of-the-road; it's fine in every category, but certainly won't revolutionize the way you cook.
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When Google unveiled its smart and controversial eyewear three years ago, some early tech adopters tried to do their part by eagerly pushing for Glass acceptance. The world pushed back.
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Pterocarpus marsupium, also known as Vijayasar or the Indian Kino Tree, is a medium to large, deciduous tree that can grow up to 30 metres tall. It is native to India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, where it occurs in parts of the Western Ghats in the Karnataka-Kerala region and also in the forests of Central India. It is also known by the names Malabar Kino, Benga, Bijiayasal (in western Nepal), Piasal (Oriya[2]), Venkai, and many others.
Parts of the Indian Kino (heartwood, leaves, flowers) have long been used for their medicinal properties in Ayurveda. The heartwood is used as an astringent and in the treatment of inflammation and diabetes, for which it has been shown to be effective due to its high pterostilbene content.[3][4] In vitro studies into the plant's anti-diabetic properties have also been carried out.[5]
Similipal Kol tribes in Odisha pound a paste mixture of the bark of P. marsupium with the barks of Mangifera indica, Shorea robusta and Spondias pinnata to treat some dysentery illnesses.[2]
In Karnataka the plant is known as Honne or Kempu Honne.Kannada people in India make a wooden tumbler from the heartwood of this herb tree and its aqueous solution is used to cure diabetes. Water is left overnight in the wooden tumbler and is consumed the following morning. The water draws healing properties from the wood overnight. The gum resin of P. marsupium is the only herbal product ever found to regenerate beta cells that produce insulin in the pancreas.[6] P. marsupium is also available in powder form which is made from the bark of the tree.
- ^ World Conservation Monitoring Centre (1998). Pterocarpus marsupium. 2006. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. IUCN 2006. www.iucnredlist.org. Retrieved on 11 May 2006. Listed as Vulnerable (VU A1cd v2.3)
- ^ a b See Table 1., S.No 25 Rout, S.D.; Thatoi, H.N. (2009). "Ethnomedical practices of Kol tribes in Similipal Biosphere Reserve, Orissa, India". Ethnobotanical Leaflets 13 (March 1, 2009): 379–387. Retrieved May 12, 2009.
- ^ "Flexible dose open trial of Vijayasar in cases of newly-diagnosed non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus. Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), Collaborating Centres, New Delhi". The Indian journal of medical research 108: 24–9. 1998. PMID 9745215.
- ^ ICMR Study Group, Efficacy of Vijayasar (Pterocarpus marsupium) in the Treatment of Newly Diagnosed Patients with Type II Diabetes Mellitus, Diabetologia Croatica 34-1, 2005.
- ^ Rastogi, Archit; Mahalingam Gayathri; Munusami Punnagai (September 2013). "An in Vitro investigation into the Mechanism of Anti-Diabetic activity of selected Medicinal Plants" (PDF). International Journal of Drug Development & Research 5 (3): 221. Retrieved 8 February 2014.
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Mae Jemison - an American physician and NASA astronaut. She became the first black woman to travel in space when she went into orbit aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour on September 12, 1992. She has appeared on television several times, including as an actor in an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation. She is a dancer, and holds 9 honorary doctorates in science, engineering, letters, and the humanities.


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President Obama is pulling troops out of Iraq, but also says a 'residual force' will remain through 2011. He's adding 17,000 troops to the fight in Afghanistan. Neither of these commitments requires congressional approval. But should there be a requirement for congressional participation?
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The king crabs I've got at the start of the page were taken on a sunny,late winter day in about 40' of water.
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The film, a live-action version of the Carlo Collodi's Italian fairytale, was initially announced in September 2011 by Warner Bros but has stalled due to issues with the original script, written by Pushing Daisies creator Bryan Fuller.
However, The Hollywood Reporter reports that Goldman, the wife of ITV chat show host Jonathan Ross, is in the final stages of talks to take up the script, using notes made by Robert Downey Jr, who will also star in the film as Geppetto.
While most will know the Pinocchio story from Disney's 1940 animated classic, which centres around the handmade puppet's journey to be a real boy, Burton's film will focus on Geppetto's quest to find Pinocchio after he goes missing.
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Don't be fooled by her bright smile. Eva Longoria admits she's having a hard time getting over her ex-husband.
The "Desperate Housewives" star told Allure magazine that she's still struggling with her divorce from Tony Parker. The two announced their split in late 2010, but their divorce wasn't final until the end of January. Now, Eva reveals that she's still feeling pretty raw about the split.
"It's been—every time I talk about it, I want to cry," she said. "It's been hard. Very hard. I'm just trying to get through it as gracefully as possible without any drama."
The actress explained that after living as one half of a couple for so long, the biggest adjustment in the divorce is getting re-acquainted with life on her own.
"I'm kind of having to find new patterns because I'm not used to having—I'm used to always being on a plane and flying to a basketball game," Eva says. "I'm in a transition stage, settling into a new routine, and I welcome it."
The now-single actress is anything but desperate, though. Quicker than you can say "Twitter," she was spotted getting cozy with Penélope Cruz's little brother, Eduardo. Although Eva and Eduardo haven't come clean about their canoodling, the paparazzi have definitely caught the two stealing a few smooches.
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WALLA WALLA — A city man is being sought after a woman was stabbed several times in the head at a local tavern Friday night.
Details on the attack are still being investigated, but police said that on Friday at 8:30 p.m. they responded to an assault on a woman in her 40s at the Border Tavern, 604 W. Elm St.
Police called the attack a "vicious assault" by a suspect who is well known to them.
According to police, the woman was in the parking lot of the tavern talking on her phone when Ryan L. Farr, 30, of Walla Walla walked up to her and attacked her with a knife.
"We didn't get to interview the victim last night, so we don't know what transpired. But we do have him identified," Detective Miguel Sanchez said Saturday.
According to Walla Walla Fire Department officials, the victim was stabbed five times. Police reported she is in stable condition.
Though the victim's name was made known to the Union-Bulletin from other sources, police asked that her name not be published until the suspect is caught for fear he might seek her out for another assault.
It was unclear how Farr left the area after the assault. One report had him jumping in the back of a pickup as it drove away, but police said they have yet to validate that report.
All day Saturday, police searched for Farr, looking in garages, businesses and outbuildings in the neighborhood surrounding the Border Tavern, which was formerly the Rochester Tavern and still bears the latter name on its signage.
"(Farr) is known to hang about in the area and he could have been in that area couch surfing," Sanchez said, adding police also spent the day searching houses of people associated with Farr.
Sanchez said police also are investigating an early morning house fire at 605 Moore St., questioning if it was started by Farr.
According to fire officials, a neighbor saw a man leaving the Moore Street house around 6 a.m. just before reporting the fire.
Officials said the fire was deliberately started on the stove in the kitchen and then spread to the cabinets above before firefighters put it out.
Farr has an active warrant from the Department of Correction.
In August he was charged with escape from community custody.
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The AAP state convenor added she had never compromised her values and would never do so.
"I request the media to respect my privacy," She further stated in the letter, "All I want to request is that please do not have any conspiracy theories of my exit."
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Senior AAP leader Mayank Gandhi's office in Mumbai confirmed the developments but declined to comment on the matter.
In the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, the AAP had put up candidates in all the 48 Lok Sabha seats in the state, but the party was wiped out.
Many of its prominent and high-profile candidates like Damania, Gandhi, Medha Patkar and Vijay Pandhare, among others, lost the elections and Cadre sentiments were low since then.
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i would use their $10 racquet matching service and ask for 2 sticks that are as close in spec to each other as possible with regard to static weight, swing weight and balance.
yonex qc is so good that you are pretty much guaranteed to get 2 matching sticks.
and if you want to customize them further, all you have to do is add the same amount of weight in the same place on both racquets. makes everything much more simple for an extra $10
I have 5 VCore 100S's that are all within 1 gram of each other, so you are probably safe to order the racquets without the racquet matching service.
I used the racquet matching service. Worth the $10 for my peace of mind. Having said that, I got a couple more used from the board, and they weigh practically the same.
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Spending 400 on racquets but quibbling about 10 bucks to assure a good match???!!!
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STRATFORD — The Calera Lady Bulldogs won two of three games Thursday to punch their ticket to State, and the Silo Lady Rebels dropped two to conclude their season.
Shortly after Silo coach Mike McDonald told his team in a pep talk in front of the dugout prior to the last-chance game, "The most excited team usually wins," the Lady Bulldogs could be heard behind that dugout, amping up excitement for their turn.
Calera migrated to the other side as it seemed more evident Silo would hold its lead to bring on a Bryan County showdown almost 90 miles from home. But that scenario was squashed, and Calera got set to take on the home team instead. And these Lady Bulldogs barked and bit, backed by a bunch on the sidelines more spirited than those in their own backyard.
Calera 14, Stratford 6
Calera jumped out to a 5-0 lead in the top of the first. Leadoff Taylor Pickett hit a single between short stop and second base. Madi Robinson followed with the same thing. Then, Ricki Harper got an RBI double down in right field.
Ashlynn Cooper was next with a hard-hit RBI single through the third baseman and short stop (who gave up an extra base in her frustration with the miss). Harper and Cooper came in on a double up the middle by five-hole Raylee Rogers. Rogers tagged up and got to third on Laney Rogers fly out to center and crossed the plate on Maddie Partain's single up the middle.
With one out in the third, Cooper connected on a grounder that went under the short stop's glove for rover to fetch. After Raylee Rogers squeezed a single between short stop and the third baseman, Laney Rogers lined an RBI double to right field to put runners at second and third. Partain knocked them both in on a single between the first and second basemen.
With two outs, Tori Swedelson hit a two-RBI single and an extra base on the throw home. She scored on Pickett's standup double to left-center to post an 11-3 Calera lead that lasted into the fifth inning. That's when Madi Robinson hit a two-RBI single with bases loaded.
Stratford added three in the bottom of the fifth.
Calera made it an even 14 in the top of the sixth on a Bailey McGuinness RBI single to shallow left field.
Nobody was without a hit for Calera. Pickett punched in with a double, three singles an RBI and a walk. Robinson finished with three singles and two runs batted in, McGuinness a trio of singles and one RBI.
Partain got two singles and brought in three runs. Raylee Rogers came away with a double, single two RBIs and a walk. Harper and Laney Rogers each hit a double and with an RBI. Cooper cracked a double and single, and knocked in a run.
Swedelson had a single and two RBIs. Kaylee Ervin chipped in a single.
Washington 10, Silo 0
Washington jumped out to a 5-0 lead in the bottom of the first. The three-hole hit a two-RBI triple then scored when catcher Whitney Jackson tried to throw her out when she rounded third during a play at the plate. Two batters later, the five-hole hit a two-run homer over the left-field fence.
The Lady Warriors added two in the second and three in fifth to bring the run rule into effect with two outs.
Silo never got the offense going, managing only three hits. Those were singles by Catie Simmons, Adyson Barber and Karissa Marshall. Mary Grider reached on a fielder's choice.
Washington 12, Calera 1
The game was tied 1-1 after one. For Calera, Laney Rogers hit an RBI single with bases loaded and two outs. Ashlynn Cooper attempted to come in on the end of the play but was tagged out at home.
Washington was just hitting the ball well, and the Lady Bulldogs couldn't find their bats. The Lady Warriors added one run in the second and three in the fourth. After the fifth, that was enough for the run rule.
Laney Rogers had the RBI single. Contributing a single apiece were Cooper, Ricki Harper, Raylee Rogers and Bailey McGuinness.
Stratford 8, Silo 7
The game was scoreless until the top of the third. After the first two batters were retired, Silo's Adyson Barber dropped a single into shallow left. Karissa Marshall sent her home on a double that fell off the end of the running rover's glove. Marshall scored on Mary Grider's single to shallow left near the foul line.
The Lady Rebels extended that 2-0 lead in the fifth. With bases loaded, Barber placed an RBI single in short center. That kept the bases full, and the third baseman's flub on contact made by Marshall allowed a run to score. But some confusion on the play had two runners trying to occupy third and Barber was tagged out.
Next up was Grider, who landed an RBI single over the first baseman. But Marshall tried to make it home and was thrown out.
With one out in the top of the sixth, Catie Simmons sent a solo shot over the left-center fence. Crissy Odom reached on a miss at first and ran all the way to third. Alex Giles brought her in on a single up the middle to take the 7-0 lead.
Stratford started the bottom of the sixth with back-to-back doubles that included an RBI. With one out, Stratford's six-hole smacked a three-run homer over the left-field fence. Another double that brought in three runs and a score on an error tied the game before Silo could escape the inning.
With one out to start the seventh, Marshall routed a standup double to left field that banged against the fence maybe a foot into fair territory. She slid into third on a single by Grider. When Blackenship flied out to left, Marshall tagged up and headed home. She hit the dirt, but the umpire called Out 3.
After retiring the first batter, Silo intentionally walked Stratford's six-hole and the next one reached on an infield miss. The six-hole hit one just out of Simmons' reach at third. Left fielder Blankenship fired it into home to get the runner. The tag was down and it was close, but the "safe" call made it the game-winner.
Grider led Silo with three singles and two RBIs. Marshall had two doubles and batted in a run. Barber and Giles each had two singles and an RBI. McGuinness finished with the home run. Whitney Jackson, Kamryn Duncan and Alesha Baxter contributed singles.
Calera 7, Stratford 3
Every Lady Bulldog in the lineup contributed either a hit, walk or sacrifice fly.
Stratford struck first in the top of the first. The three-hole hitter put a three-run homer over the left-center fence.
Calera did them one better in the bottom of the frame with four hits and four runs through nine batters.
Ricki Harper and Ashlynn Cooper led off the third with singles. Raylee Rogers followed with a one-bagger of her own that brought in Harper. She and Cooper took extra bases on the throw home. That set up Laney Rogers and Maddie Partain to hit consecutive sacrifice flies to score both, and the game's last.
Laney Rogers, Partain and Bailey McGuinness each put up a single and RBI. Taylor Pickett, Raylee Rogers and Tori Swedelson finished with a single and walk apiece. Madi Robinson, Harper, Cooper, and Kaylee Ervin had singles.
"The girls did a great job all day," Calera coach Randy Ellevold said. "They played their butts off. They did everything I asked. They deserve all they got."
State Tournament (one-day, single-elimination) match-ups will be released this afternoon. Calera (Class 4A) will play Tuesday at The Ballfields at Firelake in Shawnee.


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The Dawn quoted Khan, as further saying that the army would have control over the city for a period of three months.
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