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Scenographer Sumant Jayakrishnan speaks to Shalini Shah about his love for the theatrical and how an interest in performance drew him to space design
They say people make a place. Literally speaking, this would apply to Sumant Jayakrishnan more than anyone else. It's been close to two decades since an interest in space design and performance threw light on a possible career option. Today, there's not much the scenographer hasn't seen or done.
Be it working in the realm of performing arts —Tim Supple's A Midsummer Night's Dream or Rustam Bharucha' production of Kiss of a Spider Woman — or on projects by Khoj Foundation and SAHMAT, designing sets for Deepa Mehta's Water, events for luxury labels Chanel and Dior or lavish sets for fashion shows for the likes of Rohit Bal and Tarun Tahiliani, Sumant's playing field is a broad one.
Events around the upcoming Formula One and India Art Summit a little later will now keep him busy. When we meet him at his office at Dadabari in Mehrauli, Sumant's just back from a three-hour meeting. If he's harassed, he doesn't remotely look it. A few minutes are spent inspecting the fish tank, after someone from his team expresses doubts about the wellbeing of the snails inside. All is, thankfully, well.
Sumant joined the National Institute of Design in Ahmedabad in the early '90s to study Visual Communication. Midway, they opened the exhibition design course, and he started taking up space design projects while in his fourth year. His final thesis project was in set design and multimedia for a musical on the Mahabharata. "That's how I started moving into design for performance," he recalls.
It was an interesting time, when he was trying to figure out the topic for his thesis project. "I thought the one thing I was passionate about is performance. If I was given a choice when I was young, I would have been a dancer, but I don't think that was an option because we moved so much; my parents travelled a lot. And I used to act; I worked with a lot of theatre groups and dance companies. So I thought 'How can I use design for performance?'"
Then came in collaborations with Barry John, Rustam Bharucha and Anamika Haksar, Dadi Pudumjee and social activism group SAHMAT. When artist Dashrath Patel fell ill once, a friend suggested that Sumant travel to Chennai to assist dancer Chandralekha on production. The "trembling" 24-year-old went.
Soon enough, a grant came his way through the Charles Wallace Arts Trust Award, and a year in London happened — summer school at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and trainings with theatre designers in London. A grant he had applied for from the French Embassy came through and a year was spent in France doing lighting design for performance and puppetry, followed by an installation project in Germany.
However, he says, "I came back to India, where I found it difficult to work only with performance." Sumant was working with artists like Nalini Malani and Nilima Sheikh, Anuradha Kapoor (who's now the director of NSD) and gallerist Sharon Apparao. There was a brief foray into television, too.
The first fashion project was a set for Rohit Bal's show in Mumbai, which was followed by one for Ashish N. Soni at Khajuraho. "But doing fashion week in Delhi, the very first one, was what pushed me into doing what's at least half of what I do now. When I did fashion weeks and fashion weeks, clients would come and say, 'Oh! We saw the show. Can you design a party? Can you design an event? Can you design a wedding?'"
Element of drama
The common element, he says, is drama. "The reason they come to me is I tend to make things theatrical and graphical. So curtains will move, or something will turn or something has to flip. The sense of how the space transforms, whether with lighting or structure, in the course of an evening, becomes a theatrical experience," Sumant says.
"It doesn't matter if it's an English director or a crazy fashion designer or a Marwari housewife or businessman. What I can do is tune into who they are, try and understand what their vocabulary is, then work with that vocabulary adding things from my vocabulary. And find a quirk or something that is a new way of presenting a series of clichés. We keep on saying, 'We want something different, something new.' But that different or new is just a twist on how you look at it.
Indian fabric and mirror rank as favourites among material. "Mirror can become something that is structural or it can disappear. I like things that turn or open or fold, or revolve… anything that transforms."
The process of transformation is not without its share of glitches. Last August was a particularly harrowing time, when he was simultaneously working on the Couture Week at The Grand and the Tarun Tahiliani Bridal Exposition at Emporio, a stone's throw away.
"It was a huge outdoor setup at Emporio. We started the construction and the cops came and shut it down. So within five days I had to redesign something I worked on for four months, to make a smaller version of it to fit it inside Emporio. At the same time, at the second venue, The Grand, the cops came and shut it down; the excuse was the Commonwealth Games. So, for shows that were meant to be separate we had to build one set in front of the other, so there were three shows I had to redesign, in conjunction with the designers of the other shows. That was a nightmare week," he recalls.
On another show, the revolving elements on stage stopped functioning half an hour before the show's start. "So we had to keep the audience waiting for half an hour. People are used to waiting for shows. Sometimes it is hair and makeup, sometimes it's a model thing, sometimes it's a star who doesn't turn up. That time around it was a set that got stuck. The audience need not know what it is; they're outside. What's important is present a façade of being alright," he smiles.
Manav Gangwani's show at the Couture Week this year, time cogs, et al, had 12 moving mechanisms on stage. "That's quite scary, because in Delhi to get someone to execute it all… You keep thinking, 'Will something fall? Will something break?'"
Sumant's, however, been picky about the fashion assignments the past couple of years. "But it's also something that the team enjoys, so I balance it out. It's fun to do and it's also a space where I practise or try out ideas. It becomes a trial space so those ideas can be developed on a bigger space."
Is it heart-wrenching, the fact that most of his work is transitory and temporary? "I'm used to it. I've always let go, so it's not such a problem in my head. Now, I have the pangs, that there should be something that stays. I did an interior project a couple of years ago, doing a couple more this year. I would also love designing a bar, a restaurant. But it has to be dramatic, or I'll get bored," Sumant explains.
What he would like to do now is get more of art back into his life — installation art, not unlike what's he's been doing, but more for its own sake than as part of a client's specification. Till then, there are many things calling.
Keywords: Scenography, Sumant Jayakrishnan


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You can throw away your brackets -- here's a region's worth of match-ups that matter:
(1) Barack Obama vs. (16) Race
(8) Superdelegates vs. (9) Democracy
(5) Bill Clinton vs. (12) Bill Clinton
(4) Jeremiah Wright vs. (13) Geraldine Ferraro
(6) Clinton library records vs. (11) Tony Rezko trial
(3) Howard Dean vs. (14) Michigan/Florida -- play-in game for the right to face the chairman
(7) Sunni vs. (10) Shiite -- as officiated by John McCain
(2) Hillary Clinton vs. (15) Clinton legacy
All it took was a little big speech and a big little document dump to force a change of possession in the Democratic race.
No, the questions about Rev. Jeremiah Wright aren't going away -- but judge Sen. Barack Obama's speech like this: After hearty rounds of overwhelmingly positive reviews, on Wednesday, it seems, the campaign is ready to move on.
Obama, D-Ill., turns his attention to the Iraq war (that other rationale for his candidacy), and the National Archives is set to release 11,046 pages from the Clinton library Wednesday at 10 am ET -- enough schedules to make a guidance counselor blanch, and enough documents to keep reporters occupied for a while.
Also Wednesday, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., tries to go on offense -- she heads to Michigan to highlight her push to make the Wolverine State count. "Clinton supporters, including Gov. Jennifer Granholm, said the visit to a union hall in Detroit is aimed at whipping up support for the New York senator's push for legislation to allow an early June primary," Dawson Bell writes in the Detroit Free Press.
Key line: "legislative leaders said the proposal . . . won't go anywhere until Obama embraces it," Bell writes.
Obama's speech on race didn't answer all the questions, but he did reset the race, on his own terms (and probably quelled the serious unease in the Democratic ranks). Judging from the reviews, it was a success -- a measured, mature, and nuanced exploration of an issue that rarely gets dealt with directly in public forums.
"The speech was an audacious pivot, an attempt to broaden the focus from Obama's immediate political problem to the collective problem of America's struggle with racial issues," Thomas Fitzgerald writes in the Philadelphia Inquirer.
He thought and aimed big, in a speech that will be remembered for a while regardless of where his campaign winds up. "He confronted race head-on, then reached beyond it to talk sympathetically about the experiences of the white working class and the plight of workers stripped of jobs and pensions," Janny Scott writes in The New York Times. "Historians and others described the speech's candidness on race as almost without precedent."
His dance around Wright's words was among the more intriguing elements of the speech. ABC's Jake Tapper: "In an attempt to move beyond the controversy -- which has threatened to scuff the postracial unifying sheen of his campaign's promise -- Obama used Wright's anger as a way to explain racial grievances of both white and black Americans to focus on 'problems that confront us all' and move beyond 'a racial stalemate we've been stuck in for years.' "

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Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary | Academic Catalog 2012–2013 | SEBTS Graduate Degree Programs | 116 M.Div. with Women's Studies Within the Seminary's Master of Divinity program, a woman may concentrate in Women's Studies in order to prepare for Christian ministries other than the pastorate. This track will prepare women for a wide variety of family, church and mission ministries: (1) in church staff and denominational ministries to women; (2) in evangelistic work; (3) in women's conference ministries; (4) in advocacy work; (5) in teaching the Bible; (6) in addressing the practical, moral, and spiritual needs of women. The Master of Divinity with Women's Studies requires the 60-hour M.Div. Foundational Core, 24 hours of Women's Studies core and selective requirements, and 6 hours of free electives for a total of 90 hours with an overall GPA of 2.0 or better. Prior to registration each semester, students should meet with the Director of Women's Studies to receive counsel and advice on track requirements. The Danvers Statement describes the perspective from which courses in the Women's Studies track are taught. Degree Requirements In addition to the M.Div. Core, students specializing in Women's Studies must complete the following courses: Women's Studies 24 Track Core Courses 18 THE6520 Man and Woman in Biblical-Theological Perspective 3 PMN5635 Women's Ministry in Local Church 3 PRS6200 Women & Communication 3 ETH6550 Marriage & Family: Foundations 3 BCO5501 Counseling Women 3 PMN6590 Supervised Ministry 3 Track Selectives: Select 6 hours from the following courses. 6 BTI5200 Women and Biblical Interpretation 3 PMN5631 Biblical Foundations for the Minister's Wife 3 HIS6930 Women in Church History 3 MIS6840 Women & Missions 3 EVA6940 Women & Evangelism 3 THE7940 Feminist Theology 3 ETH7695 Ethics & Human Sexuality 3 HIS6931 History of Feminism 3 THE6510 Biblical Theology of Womanhood 3 Electives 6 The student is free to take any course as electives, but the above track selectives are offered for those with special interest in Women's Studies. Total Hours 90


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Valentine's Day is right around the corner and if you still don't have a special man in your life, we know where you might be able to find one.
Remember the "Why So Many Black Women Are Single" segment on ABC? The network brought several young, attractive, professional sistas together to cogitate on their prolonged single status at a time when most non-Black women their age are married with kids. To help answer their question, ABC brought in resident love guru Steve Harvey, who suggested that the ladies like them should try hooking up with older Black men.
It seems that Steve's views struck a nerve with author Christopher Johnson, a self-proclaimed good man.
"I was appalled when I heard Mr. Harvey," Chris said. "I have spent my entire life working to be the best man I can be so that I will be a good husband for someone. And then I hear my chances being shot down in a single blow."
Well, Chris has taken matters into his own hands by starting the Good Man Society. To be clear, this is not a campaign against Steve, but rather one to make good, young Black men more visible to single brown-skinned ladies.
"We do exist and we need to make our voices heard," he said.
As part of his movement, Chris has called on other good men to join his
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Byron Bay has the just-passed Splendour in the Grass, and San Francisco has the Outside Lands Festival.
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It's headlined by a wonderfully diverse bunch: Metallica, Stevie Wonder, Jack White, Foo Fighters, Beck, Justice, Sigur Ros. There are a billion more performers to play too: The Kills, Passion Pit, Big Boi, Bloc Party, Santigold, Die Antwoord, Alabama Shakes, Zola Jesus, Yacht, Tame Impala… We could go on, but we'd be for a while.
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CHENNAI: Two persons were killed, and four other injured, when a Metropolitan Transport Corporation bus operating between the Chennai Mofussil Bus Terminal (CMBT) and MKB Nagar went out of control near Aminjikarai on Tuesday.
According to the police, the bus developed a snag while approaching the Aminjikarai area. It dashed against the median and veered towards the right. Soon, the speeding vehicle collided with a stationary autorickshaw, killing a passenger identified as K. Balaji (30), who worked for a software company at Mahalingapuram, on the spot.
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Screw Amir Khan his nothing but a mere con.Posted September 19, 2013 2:56 am
gavin beats khan now imo he a great talentPosted September 18, 2013 7:55 am
Nobody would buy Khan v Mayweather on PPV
Khan has a chin moulded of the finest bone china,
Mick that makes sense to us but in Ami Khans head he was beyond Euro level a while back, Alexander will beat him.Posted September 18, 2013 3:57 am
YES. He needs to start chasing the Wizard of Oz and ask him for a new Chinny CHIN CHIN.Posted September 17, 2013 6:57 pm
Mick the Marmalizer
Gavin should fight Khan. However Amir needs to bring something to the table. I suggest team Khan target the EBU championship & if successful a British, European & Commonwealth title fight would make a lot of sense doubling up as a final World championship eliminator. PBF has stated that he wants to fight in the UK(unlike Andre Ward) so who know?Posted September 17, 2013 4:43 pm
WHY NOT FIGHT KHAN,AFTER ALL MAYWEATHER"S JUST BEAT A BIGGER PRICK.Posted September 17, 2013 12:36 pm
It doesn't matter whether or not Khan deserves the fight or has a chance to beat Mayweather,,it would be an ENORMOUS event in the UK to have the #1 P4P in the world fighting there for the first time.
Floyd must fight a domestic British born boxer in order to generate big money and who else is there that has the name and would generate huge interest?
Mayweather – Khan would fill a stadium, do enormous British + American PPV numbers, it would make Showtime execs very happy, makes a ton of sense.
All this goes down the drain however if Khan's glass jaw gets broken by Devons pillow fists!Posted September 17, 2013 11:50 am
There is a nightmare scenario here though. Great as he is, Mayweather can't just go on forever… What if he decides to make that one fight too many… And Khan is there, right place, right time… And he manages to scamble some sort of win out of it. Can you just IMAGINE the words that would be tumbling out of his mouth then? [Shudder]. Doesn't bear thinking about…
Posted September 17, 2013 7:30 am
NOT TO WORRY, even if he does fluke a win it's almost a certainty he will get KAYOED in his next outing!Posted September 17, 2013 11:00 am
KRS 0NE – TELL'EM!Posted September 17, 2013 10:37 am
Khan't blame a guy for trying.Posted September 17, 2013 10:30 am
Khan gets KTFO by Prescott and Garcia, outboxed by Peterson (and hasn't yet tried to avenge a single one of these losses), squeaks by Maidana an goes life and death with Diaz. And has the GALL to say he can beat Floyd? Stop begging for a payday you don't deserve, Khan. At least Canelo beat all of his opponents. You still haven't made your defeats right with the men who beat you.Posted September 17, 2013 10:06 am
kahn isgood at running.Posted September 17, 2013 9:36 am
gavin over barnesPosted September 17, 2013 8:57 am
There is a nightmare scenario here though. Great as he is, Mayweather can't just go on forever… What if he decides to make that one fight too many… And Khan is there, right place, right time… And he manages to scamble some sort of win out of it. Can you just IMAGINE the words that would be tumbling out of his mouth then? [Shudder]. Doesn't bear thinking about…Posted September 17, 2013 7:30 am
poor ol Amir living in a different world to the rest of us.Posted September 17, 2013 5:41 am
Its true what Gavin says there's at least two other welters in UK that could probably beat him. Gavin and Brooke so why does Khan deserve a shot? quite simply he doesnt but in all honesty to the less knowledgeable it could seem like a viable fight if Khan beats Alexander for the IBF crown, it wouldnt surprise me it it happened in UK.Posted September 17, 2013 3:45 am
Yeah Khan vs Matthyesse, good comeback KO for Matthyesse.Posted September 17, 2013 3:42 am
Mick because he wants to win the Lonsdale belt outright first.Posted September 17, 2013 3:39 am
Mick the Marmalizer
Why hasn't Gavin secured a EBU title fight yet?Posted September 17, 2013 3:26 am
Terence Crawford v Floyd Mayweather at 147. That would be good match up. Crawford is a brilliant boxer and has the ability to beat Mayweather.
Floyd should forget about Manny, there's no way Manny can beat Floyd. It would be totally one sided and Floyd would KO him.Posted September 16, 2013 6:34 pm
Matthysse v Khan. Unless Khan boxes carefully for 12 rounds, he'll be laid out like a tablecloth!!Posted September 16, 2013 6:23 pm
Khan gets stopped by Mayweather. Floyd is too quick, in and out, sideways, has good stamina and has too good a chin. For real.Posted September 16, 2013 6:19 pm
Q – Public Enemy-Sredmond 3 mosqueteras
Pacquioa vs Mayweather. No one else left that can challenge Mayweather.Posted September 16, 2013 6:18 pm
Q – Public Enemy-Sredmond 3 mosqueteras
Khan vs Matthysse then he can fight Pacquioa.Posted September 16, 2013 6:17 pm
Q – Public Enemy-Sredmond 3 mosqueteras
PACQUIOA VS MAYWEATHER NEXT. No one else left…..Posted September 16, 2013 6:16 pm
Fight Aficionado
Gavin's correct of course. Khan needs to salvage his career. That's where he's at, he's not in a conversation about fighting PFP guys.Posted September 16, 2013 5:14 pm
Squared circle; the only 'brits' who wanna watch khan fight are his familyPosted September 16, 2013 5:10 pm
Squared-Circle Real Talk (a.k.a. The Lion King of Beat Street)
Gavin is 100% right tbat. FMJ should never Khan, period. It would be an absolute cakewalk, and not even competitive. Maybe alot of Brits want to see it, but very outside the UK want to see this total mismatch.Posted September 16, 2013 5:08 pm
Frankie gavin is an absolutely fantastic boxer. World amateur champion too. He had a few shakey fights early on but hes sorted out his personal life now and it shows inside the ring. Ge destroyed denton vassels face last time out, and vassel was a highly touted and talented boxer. Frankie is britains best welterweight and a future world champion imo.Posted September 16, 2013 5:02 pm
TRUTH is there are two British Welterweights who I feel right now would beat Amir and they are SPECIAL K KELLY BROOK and FUNTIME FRANKIE GAVIN….
Special K Kel Brook!
(Damn that predictive text)!Posted September 16, 2013 4:30 pm
Amir Khan needs to stop getting beat up by C level fighters first…Posted September 16, 2013 4:30 pm
SERIOUSLY KHAN should match against PACMAN and the winner gets FLOYD…. Having said this Khan will probably be outboxed, out thought and out skilled by DEVON ALEXANDER.
But, if he someow gets past DEVON he should meet his old gym mate PACMAN, who Khan was happy to tell anyone he made look like a mug in sparring sessions.
Khan is a GOLDEN BOY fighter and is why OSCAR and his cronies continue to push him into the spotlight even though he is undeserving…..
I would like to see both ROB Arum and GBP throw their dice on the table and let their charges meet as a prelude to winner faces FLOYD for all he marbles.
KHAN was promised straight after GARCIA that he would get the gig with FLOYD if somehow he can get some wins and remain unbeaten….As poor as he is in the Ring IQ area he s very marketable in the dollars sense….
GBP saw how many people were prepared to travel with Ricky and Joe and are banking on tens of thousands of Brits forking out their redundancy packages to come to Vegas and blowing their wads to support AMIR….
TRUTH is there are two British Welterweights who I feel right now would beat Amir and they are SPECIAL K KELLY BROOK and FUNTIME FRANKIE GAVIN….
Khan will get a crack at May, even if he loses to DEVON, Golden Boy will find some angle to get that wriggly worm back on the hook and make some money out f him before tossing him to the kerb, like a used c*ndom……Posted September 16, 2013 4:28 pm
easty SIDEY BOXINGY NEW ARTICLESPosted September 16, 2013 3:44 pm
Double standards. Stop chasing mayweather and ill chase you. This guys another bumPosted September 16, 2013 3:04 pm
The Mad Scientist
Try getting past Danny Garcia first A mere Con..Posted September 16, 2013 2:54 pm
So this proves that Floyd can handle a big opponent like Canelo with ease so why don't he move up in weight, I'm pretty sure GGG would love to fight him at the 154 weight for Floyd WBC jr.middleweight belt he just won from Canelo……Because Floyd has Nothing more to prove in the welterweight or Lighterweight division.Posted September 16, 2013 2:39 pm
Says Frankie "The Nobody" Gavin…….! I think this Gavin Chap should fight Brook or Theophane.Posted September 16, 2013 2:33 pm
Mr Gav
First khan has to get passed Alexander which I think will end up khan getting knocked out. But if he last the 12 rounds I think khan will end up with a gift decision (if cj Ross is judgeing). As for khan fighting may weather I think khan will get knocked out but will put up more of a fight that canelo did. As for welter weights kell brook is our best I hope to see a lot more of him soon. Other than that a great card of boxing looking forward to itPosted September 16, 2013 2:24 pm
Garcia should get a crack at money may,after all he keeps wining and hes not backed by the usual BS hype machine(apart from his dad of corse)he turns up and does a job,don't think he would have any chance but who would? khan is a bum and he hasn't got by Alexander yet,why the feck he keeps relevant in the division is beyond me,I disagree that he has alot of support most people a know only watch him to see him get KTFO.i would go as far as to say if the fight with khant happens in the UK the majority of support would be for Floyd.Posted September 16, 2013 2:07 pm
GERBER CHISORA BOTH BUMS.Posted September 16, 2013 2:03 pm
Public Enemy
Khan can fight Matthysee next..Posted September 16, 2013 2:01 pm
Public Enemy
Khan is just looking for a Monster payday like Canelo got.. Can't blame him for that but it would be just as silly and end the same in the humiliating fashion probably by KO.Posted September 16, 2013 2:00 pm
GERBER OVER CHISORAPosted September 16, 2013 1:52 pm
His mouth gets hims him into trouble……BUT he does get a bad press, not to mention the timing with events in his career. He was totally robbed against Peterson, and then (while he was out boxing Danny) suddenly decided to exchange hooks with him. He is one of the fastest boxers in the world and should use this to his advantage, and when he gets it right actually looks quite good. He wouldn't beat Floyd but with his speed and not looking for the KO may actually give Floyd something extra to think about. This is interesting and I wouldn't be surprised if it materializes, and Floyd said he wants to fight in the UK,Posted September 16, 2013 1:36 pm
Khan is a joke! Mayweather would obviously take a fight with him due to the money that can be made. Khan has a lot of supporters, but realistically, his glass jaw and style of fighting would end in disaster. Khan shouldn't even be mentioned, but $$$$ talks.Posted September 16, 2013 1:33 pm
Khan may not beat alexander! Money vs alexander is an interesting matchup. Floyd has had trouble w southpaws in the past. See chop chop n zab both rocked floyd. Interesting potential matchup!Posted September 16, 2013 1:25 pm
KHAN WILL ALLWAYS BE A JOKE.Posted September 16, 2013 1:19 pm
I meant passed Garcia, not Diaz…he struggled with Diaz though.Posted September 16, 2013 1:13 pm
He couldn't get passed Diaz, hasn't fought a rematch with Peterson after his "loss" and hasn't fought Matthysse…..and, he wants Floyd? Bwahahaha! That's comicalPosted September 16, 2013 1:12 pm
GAVINPosted September 16, 2013 1:04 pm
So this means that Floyd should step up in Weight for he has nothing more to prove against the smaller weight fighters if he can beat up a big kid like Canelo. Khan or anybody in Khan weight will Not stand a Chance against Floyd.Posted September 16, 2013 12:52 pm
Marcelo – Manchester – Uk
He is so deluded,
being ko'd by Garcia, then coming back to be dropped and struggle against two blown up lightweights just to give him some confidence and a win… how the hell does that justify him mentioning mayweather when Garcia just beat Mathysse who I know can would go anywhere near…
he has to beat Garcia, Peterson, mathysse or any other top level gys before he can even begin to actually believe he deserves a shot…
im starting to really get sick of all his talking now, I hope someone smashes him ko lights out and shuts him up and retires him for good cos hes really starting to make himself a laughing stock the more he keeps talking…. Devon alexander will finish him!!!Posted September 16, 2013 12:51 pm
I like watching Khan fight, I always wonder when it's going to happen. When the other guy is going to pop him on the whiskers and he does his dance. Khan is a gate keeper at best, his glass jaw will always prevent him from going to the top and staying there.Posted September 16, 2013 12:46 pm


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It amazes me how people will gripe about a league fee thats less than $30. The USTA is a huge organization. Tennis Link is a tremendous benefit to players, captains, and coordinators. When TennisLink came along, it made every USTA player's and captain's life a lot easier. Before TL, there were so many issues with ineligible players not added to rosters, players who were not USTA members, etc. Not to mention all the match scores that were input incorrectly due to captain's illegible handwriting. Or the captains that never submitted their scorecards through the mail so countless match results were never entered at all. I wonder how many players were bumped up or down based on inaccurate and incomplete information? TL is a bargain at $2 - $3 per player. Tennis Link fees just went up in our area to $3 per player due to the USTA's partnership with Active.com. Active.com will give USTA members additional benefits such as restaurant discounts, etc. There is information out there if players take the time to look for it and ask. Most prefer to gripe.
What else do you get for your league fees? Players get organized competitive matches set up for them for an entire season. Players have the chance to compete against a variety of players at a variety of locations in their local area. They get the chance to advance to District, Sectional, and National tournaments. They get Area League Coordinators constantly working to recruit players and captains to ehance the leagues. ALC's also work with local tennis clubs and facility's on an ongoing basis. Even though a league season may only last for about 3 months, ALC's responsibilities last all year long. All of this for a lot less than the cost of one private tennis lesson. I call that a bargain. I don't know of any other adult recreational sports leagues that compares. I used to play league softball and it wasn't nearly as organized, had nothing beyond the local league, and it cost more money per person.
Also, keep in mind that it costs money to run and organize the USTA league tennis program. Many District and Sectional offices have a staff of paid employees. I'm glad they are paid employees. Paid employees are more professional, better qualified, and generally will do a much better job than volunteers. Local Area League Coordinators also have expenses, and certainly should not be expected to pay out of their own pockets to run leagues. They have the usual office expense and many spend many hours of their personal time working behind the scenes. Some coordinators have court fees to cover, some do not. Players and captains generally have no clue what's involved in starting leagues and running them.
The USTA League tennis program is not perfect, but it's a very good program. Players and captains who gripe about league fees, especially fees under $30 - $35, usually don't know what's involved behind the scenes.
Have to agree mostly with you. But have you seen what kind of salaries they pay some of the people? Especially the USTA president?
I like the old days also when you could play $10 for tournaments, and that would be the end of it. People would know who the cheaters were. If someone played down, the tournament director wouldn't allow it unless the person was legitimately injured and needed to play down, unless they were an open player (then they could only play A, but never B, C, or D).
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The new contract covers services for eight Statoil fields and their satellite operations on the Norwegian Continental Shelf. The award extension includes the introduction of new drilling technology.
"During the original contract period, we were able to meet several ambitious goals that demonstrated the value of Schlumberger services to our operations," said Mads Grinrod, vice president and process owner of drilling, well and production technology, Statoil ASA. "Excellent QHSE results, introduction of new technology and good drilling performance has enabled us to frequently set new Rushmore records and drill more and more complex wells for improved recovery.
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Services provided under the contract include measurements while drilling, logging while drilling (LWD), directional drilling services, drilling optimization and mud logging.
As part of the contract extension, Schlumberger will support Statoil's implementation of Onshore Operation Centers. With an ambitious target of 50% reduction in well costs over the next eight years, Statoil has identified the control and management of well operations from onshore support centers as a key means of reducing costs while optimizing operations.
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The Jets are very quickly running out of time. There are two weeks left in this shortened season, and the boys find themselves currently sitting in 9th place in the East. A mere two points out of a playoff spot. Here I was thinking I was actually going to get some studying done for finals this week.
Back to the Future: Evaluating Head Scout Marcel Comeau Part 1
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April 12 2013 08:23PM
Marcel Comeau has been the Head Scout of the Atlanta Thrashers and now Winnipeg Jets since 2003. This season will mark his 11th draft with the organization, and as Cheveldayoff continues to preach patience and hope, we will have a look at the man in charge of delivering a hockey team from a list of teenagers.
There are many ways to evaluate a draft, and of course, data continues to roll in all the time. Consider Part 1 a bit of an introduction to Comeau and his draft history. We'll look at his draft record without much context to get our minds around who it is he's been drafting and where the team has traditionally gone fishing for talent. I'll add some thoughts about the prospects on which we still wait.
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April 11 2013 11:22AM
Every week or so, I have a few thoughts. This week I look at the Jets schedule and consider how hard things will be under re-alignment, look forward to the draft to begin our conversation about who the Jets might be in on, and give a preview of articles to come with a chance for you to shape how I look at the data. A smattering of my brainy output below.
Game #42 - Jets vs Panthers
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April 11 2013 11:11AM
The Homestand from the Heavens continues tonight, with yet another big game for your Winnipeg Jets. After coming off the worst stretch of hockey pretty much imaginable, the Jets have come home and taken advantage of the schedule which, thanks be to the Universe, has brought to Winnipeg some of the biggest patsies in the Leaue. And tonight is no different, as the lowly Florida Panthers visit the MTS Centre.
Stockholm in the Winter: Windows of Opportunity
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April 10 2013 03:19PM
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Prior to this trade deadline, we talked about the idea that the team's actions would give us a tell about the direction of the organization, and about how they perceived their window of opportunity. The action taken? Adding Mike Santorelli via waivers - a bubble player from the worst team in the league this season. I think we all wanted something more decisive, though fans seemed split between buying and selling, and a terrible streak of losing that saw the division title simply slip through our fingers peaked the frustration at our current management group.
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ST. PETERSBURG -- David DeJesus provided most of the offense and the Rays' pitching did its part in a 3-0 win over the A's on Thursday night with a crowd of 10,605 watching at Tropicana Field.
The Rays grabbed sole possession of first place in the American League East by a half-game over the idle Yankees. It's the first time Tampa Bay has been alone in first since April 12, 2014.
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Romney book: Britain is a tiny island that makes stuff nobody wants
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Joshua Keating is associate editor at Foreign Policy and the editor of the Passport blog. He has worked as a researcher, editorial assistant, and deputy Web editor since joining the FP staff in 2007. In addition to being featured in Foreign Policy, his writing has been published by the Washington Post, Newsweek International, Radio Prague, the Center for Defense Information, and Romania's Adevarul newspaper. He has appeared as a commentator on CNN International, C-Span, ABC News, Al Jazeera, NPR, BBC radio, and others. A native of Brooklyn, New York, he studied comparative politics at Oberlin College.
Mitt Romney has already gotten in a spot of trouble in London for suggesting that Britain may not be quite ready to host the Olympic Games. Romney has walked back his comments, but it's not the first time the candidate has said some not-so-flattering things about the Sceptered Isle. In his book, No Apology, he writes:
England [sic] is just a small island. Its roads and houses are small. With few exceptions, it doesn't make things that people in the rest of the world want to buy. And if it hadn't been separated from the continent by water, it almost certainly would have been lost to Hitler's ambitions. Yet only two lifetimes ago, Britain ruled the largest and wealthiest empire in the history of humankind. Britain controlled a quarter of the earth's land and a quarter of the earth's population.
Its roads and houses are small? The trees probably aren't the right height either.
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Revamped Queen plans N. American tour
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LONDON (Hollywood Reporter) – British Rock band Queen, with
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3 in Miami.
Rodgers, former lead singer with Bad Company and Free,
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onstage for the first time in the U.K. last fall and they have
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Angeles earlier this year. (Queen bassist John Deacon has
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March 3 — Miami, Fl, American Airlines Arena
March 5 — Jacksonville, Fl, Veterans Coliseum
March 7 — Duluth, GA, Gwinett Center
March 9 — Washington, DC, MCI Center
March 10 — Worcester, MA, DCU Center
March 12 — Uniondale, NY, Nassau Coliseum
March 14 — Philadelphia, PA, Wachovia Spectrum
March 16 — Toronto, ON, Air Canada Center
March 17 — Buffalo, NY, HSBC Arena
March 20 — Pittsburgh, PA, Mellon Arena
March 21 — Cleveland, OH, Quicken Loans Arena
March 23 — Chicago, IL, Allstate Arena
March 24 — Auburn Hills, MI, Palace at Auburn Hills
March 26 — St. Paul, MN, Xcel Energy Center
March 27 — Milwaukee, WI, Bradley Center
March 31 — Glendale, AZ, Glendale Arena
April 1 — San Diego, CA, Cox Arena
April 3 — Anaheim, CA, Arrowhead Pond
April 5 — San Jose, CA, HP Pavilion
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April 10 — Seattle, WA, Key Arena
April 11 — Portland, OR, Rose Garden
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There's a chance me and a friend will be going to Disneyland in December. This will be his first time, absolute 1st time. Never been. He's late 20's if you're wondering.
But since I've only been to Disneyland once... I'm kinda worried how exactly to give him a GREAT time by showing him the top aspects of the park that should get him excited for an entire day at the parks.
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Back in April, we got a glimpse of the stunning technology at work in the new "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" film — but the newly released full trailer blows that all away.
As mentioned earlier, director Rupert Wyatt was adamant about not using real apes in the film, choosing instead to trust in the geniuses at WETA Digital to create something believable. "You have to dominate an ape," he told FirstShowing. "Therefore performing apes are not the happiest of apes, put it that way. And morally it just never really appealed to me."
Wyatt also hopes that the final product proves to other studios that live animals are no longer needed on set — and sparks a dialog on the use of animals in medical experiments.
"I've said this before, but it's a very sad irony that our closest cousins, in a way, are exploited," he told FilmSchoolRejects. "There's something fundamentally wrong about that, but also understandable. If we were to take this science-fiction story, you would understand why this species would rise up when given the chance."
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The new budget would eliminate 10 additional manager jobs; further cut bus service and add new fees for transportation; impose a health care management fee for retirees that would grow to 3 percent by 2014; close up to 10 schools by 2012, phase out year-round school schedules; and sell space for advertising and cellphone towers on schools. The plan also seeks to raise up to $50 million annually with a bond measure of up to $3 billion for the 2012 June election to cover deferred and new maintenance, and technology upgrades.


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On today's show: Legal professor Samuel Moyn looks at the history and politics of human rights and talks about what justifies humanitarian intervention. Actor, activist and social media superstar George Takei discusses his life and career—along with Jennifer Kroot, who's made a documentary called "To Be Takei." Five-time Grammy winner Marty Stuart talks about his photographs of legendary musicians, eccentric characters and portraits of members of the Lakota tribe. And we'll look at the growing militarization of American policing and why some small town sheriffs' departments have been given heavily armored tanks.
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What are the origins of human rights? In recent years, this question has become a major focus of historical and ideological debate. Law professor Samuel Moyn explores the past, present, and future of the politics of human rights and talks about when humanitarian intervention is justified. He's the ...
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Thank you all for your advice ! what looks clear now is that spending the winter fixing it is not an option anymore. I haven't worked with epoxy/fiber glass before and I underestimate probably how messy that can be (was just reading that fg dust is toxic, prob for the same reasons asbestos is). Security is also important as I usually take friends, friend's relatives etc on board and I would feel terrible if anything happened because of a bad boat (even worse if I had "fixed" it). I've learned my lesson : it can look very good from the outside but be dangerous nevertheless. I realize too that age matters (for these boats at least) ; the next one won't be older than me ! Thank you for the idea of stripping it, too. I had thought of the sails and sheets but would have forgotten the winches, blocks, pulleys,... and other metal parts. The boat hasn't been surveyed by the insurance yet ; I guess they will "total" it, which is why I was wondering if buying it back was worth it.
As for the details of the accident, that's how it happened : the wind had died on us so we were motoring back to the harbor (4 hp, 2-stroke motor, we were probably running at 15 mph max). I left the tiler to my skipper and went on the bow to fold the jib. He didn't pay attention to a red buoy that we should have kept on our starboard side and took a "shortcut" in front of it. We heard a big "boom" but were not shaken at all : where I was standing, I did not fall overboard. The boat ended up stuck on the ledge and the waves were rocking it pretty badly ; we were afraid that the wave would fill the cockpit but instead, water started coming in from the keel bolts compartment. Long story short, the USCG could get to us after the tide went back up and when they towed the boat of the ledge it sank. For the salvage story, we had a diver finding the wreck, first on its depth finder, then by actually diving (40 feet deep, boat was lying on its side) and rigging the boat, for the barge that came next to lift it up and bring it back to shore. I am borrowing a picture from the diver to answer the questions about the salvage...
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In a credit to both Republicans and Democrats, Congress just passed a measure that will avoid a government shutdown for at least the next two weeks. This means that there is still time to protect the poor and most vulnerable during the budget debate.
Sojourners' supporters and partners placed a full-page ad in Monday's Politico entitled, "What Would Jesus Cut?" which was signed by 28 leaders of churches and faith-based organizations across the theological and political spectrum. It created quite a stir. The ad's purpose was to ask our legislators to defend critical and effective programs that save the lives of thousands of children every day and help low-income people survive -- the same programs that were created with bipartisan support in the past. Tough choices are upon us, but faith leaders are saying that abandoning the most vulnerable should not be among our choices. The ad reminds us that a budget is a moral document, revealing our priorities and choices. And it reminds us that Jesus says in Matthew 25 that we will be judged by how we treat "the least of these." As a result of this ad, a discussion about what budget priorities might please or sadden Jesus has now been raised on CNN, MSNBC, PBS, The Washington Post, USA Today, and many national and local radio shows. It has also exploded across Facebook and Twitter.
This week, I have reminded television and radio talk show hosts that our budget didn't get into this mess because we spent too much money on poor people! And cutting programs that help the most vulnerable (which are among the most cost-effective and least costly public spending we have) isn't going to get us out of financial trouble, or reduce the deficit in ways that we now need. Excessive deficits are indeed a moral issue and they place crushing burdens on our children and grandchildren. But how we reduce the deficit is also a moral issue.
But, of course, I have been asked, "Okay then, what would you cut?" This debate has reminded me of the famous statement by bank robber Willie Sutton. When asked why he robbed banks, he famously replied, "Because that's where the money is." If we really want to reduce the deficit, we also have to go where the real money is: our massive military spending, corporate welfare subsides to big businesses, and corporate tax loopholes, as well as the long term costs of health care and Social Security, which will require important future reforms. On a television program yesterday evening, I said that I want those who now propose major cuts to critical low-income family support programs to say, out loud, that every item of Pentagon spending is more important to our well-being and security than school lunches, child health, and early education programs.
Our good partner, Bread for the World, has made a list of the top 10 cuts that would hurt poor and hungry people at home and abroad. The total amount of those cuts is $5.177 billion. Let's do the numbers. For President Obama's "surge" in Afghanistan we sent more than an additional 30,000 troops. The estimated cost of keeping one soldier in Afghanistan for one year is now $1 million. Preserving the funding for the top 10 cuts that would most hurt poor and hungry people would cost about as much as 5,000 troops in Afghanistan. This is the simple math. Bring 5,000 troops home from Afghanistan and save funding for Head Start; the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program; the Women, Infants, and Children nutrition assistance program; Hunger Free Communities Grants; McGovern-Dole food aid programs; the Development Assistance Account; the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief; the Global Health and Child Survival Account; the Millennium Challenge Account; and the Peace Corps.
Most of these programs have enjoyed significant bipartisan support in the past because they are both cost-effective and literally save the lives of children and families. Of course, the Bible doesn't mandate specific programs or prescribe a specific level of funding for any of them. And, we haven't been trying to get Jesus to be the head of any budget committee, or think that he would ever want that job! The ad was made to simply make a point about our faith and our values. Since Jesus is concerned about our action (and our inaction) when it comes to the poor, we should also be concerned. If these programs were being reformed to be more effective or replaced with better strategies to help the poor, that would be another issue; instead, they are just being slashed. Because our biblical values demand that we both serve and defend the poor, we want to make sure that legislators consider how their actions will impact the most vulnerable people. This is part of our vocation as people of faith.
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Morning Topic: Affecting the Quality of Life of Your Patients Fighting Oral Cancer – Eric Statler
Afternoon Topic: Oral Epithelial Benign and Malignant Lesions: Emphasis on Early Detection – Dolphine Oda, BDS, MS
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Morning Topic: Affecting the Quality of Life of Your Patients Fighting Oral Cancer – Eric Statler
As health professionals on the front line of oral cancer, you have a pivotal role in recognizing the signs of this disease in your patients. While recognition and early treatment is always the goal, it is not always reality. Drawing on his own experience of facing stage four oral cancer, Eric Statler will talk about cancer treatments – surgery, radiation and chemotherapy – and address the side effects, both short and long term. He will also discuss how as dental clinicians, you can be involved in the process pre-, during, and post-treatment, and give you tools to help maximize survival percentages and increase the quality of life of your patients.
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- Discuss the role of nutrition and hydration in the cancer fight with your patients.
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This lecture will cover the clinical presentation and significance of oral epithelial diseases in relation to oral cancer and chronic immune diseases affecting the mouth. The focus of this course will be on the clinical presentation of a variety of white, mixed red and white, and predominantly red lesions with an emphasis on etiology, clinical presentation, and when to biopsy and when to watch. The topics covered include benign epithelial lesions, tobacco-induced and HPV-induced oral cancer, and chronic-immune diseases of the oral epithelium. The latter category includes lichen planus, lichenoid drug reaction, and mucous membrane pemphigoid. All of the conditions discussed in this course are both common and important for the dental community to know. These topics will be discussed in a concise and clear manner, giving dental practitioners information that they can use in their daily practice.
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- The most common oral chronic immune diseases.
- The potential of oral lichen planus for transformation.
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Northeast Mississippi Community College head softball coach Jody Long has announced that the LadyTiger softball team will hold a pair of tryouts for their 2011-12 team.
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In the latest divorce revelation, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned Chris Martin's Coldplay bandmates compared Gwyneth Paltrow to Yoko Ono!
According to a well-placed source, Paltrow "interfered" so much with Martin and his band that she was likened to Ono, who famously was accused of breaking up the Beatles after she married John Lennon (a charge Ono has always denied).
"The members of Coldplay loathed Gwyneth because she guilted Chris into moving to California in a last-ditch attempt to save the relationship," the source told Radar.
And during the ten year marriage, "Gwyneth never made any attempt to bond with Chris' band members, who also happen to be his best friends.
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"In particular, guitarist Johnny Buckland and his wife, Chloe, had hoped to become closer couples friends with Gwyneth and Chris after they had their own two children, but it never happened," the source said. "Gwyneth just couldn't be bothered because she would rather hang out with her other famous London friends including fashion designer Stella McCartney. It was clear that Gwyneth viewed Chris' life with the band completely separate from her world, and she very much wanted it that way.
"Of course she would show up to Coldplay concerts, but would hardly ever pop by the recording studio to say hello, or just hang out," the source close to the band told RadarOnline.com.
The actress and the Coldplay frontman announced their plans to "consciously uncouple" on Gwyneth's website, Goop.com website on Tuesday.
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Radar broke the story: that Martin had been miserable since leaving London for sunny SoCal, where Paltrow wanted to live.
Prior to the separation announcement, Martin told Paltrow he had wanted to move back to England with the kids once the school year was over, sources said.
"He hasn't been happy living in Los Angeles because Chris just isn't into the Hollywood scene. Since moving to L.A., Chris has been away from the band, and he has essentially put his career on the back burner," a source previously told us.
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Paltrow also took issue with "Chris going on tour with the band so much. She always made him feel guilty and said she was stuck at home with the kids while Chris was off seeing the world. But this is his job, Gwyneth knew she was marrying a rock star, and what did she expect him to do?" the source added.
Coldplay has toured almost non-stop since 2008, with the Viva la Vida Tour, Mylo Xyloto Tour which ran from 2011-2012. The band is expected to tour to promote their new album Ghost Stories which will be released in May.
Martin's marital woes "have definitely helped to contribute to some great songs and other great material. The upcoming album Ghost Stories will definitely lament this transition period in Chris' life," the source said.
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Known for her shockingly elitist statements, Paltrow hasn't changed, recently saying that her job as a high paid actress (with a slew of assistants, a publicist, agent etc.) makes her life much more challenging than other moms.
"I think it's different when you have an office job, because it's routine and, you know, you can do all the stuff in the morning and then you come home in the evening," Paltrow claimed. "When you're shooting a movie, they're like, 'We need you to go to Wisconsin for two weeks,' and then you work 14 hours a day and that part of it is very difficult. I think to have a regular job and be a mom is not as, of course there are challenges, but it's not like being on set."
Our source says Gwyneth's "insensitive and out of touch comments about being a working mother in Hollywood goes to the heart of the issues the band had with Gwyneth. They were always VERY respectful of the relationship, and really held their tongues about what they truly thought about her. With that being said, they know Chris isn't a saint, but he is their brother, and will support him during this time. He will be just fine."


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|1 Medium, chopped
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|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
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|Cooked shelled shrimp
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|Soft bread crumbs
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (Toasted)
|Snipped parsley
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|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Ground red pepper
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|Ground black pepper
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Cook squash, covered, in enough boiling salted water to cover squash, about 40 minutes or till tender.
When cool enough to handle, cut mirlitons lengthwise in half.
Remove seeds.
Scoop out pulp to within 1/2 inch of skin.
Set shells aside.
Chop pulp.
Squeeze pulp between paper towels to remove excess liquid.
Set aside.
For stuffing, cook onion, celery, and garlic in butter or margarine till tender.
Remove from heat.
Reserve 4 whole shrimp for garnish, if desired.
Cut remaining shrimp into small pieces.
Stir shrimp, mirliton pulp, toasted bread crumbs, parsley, salt, red pepper, and black pepper into onion mixture.
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Bake stuffed squash, uncovered, in a 350° oven about 30 minutes or till heated through.
Garnish each serving with celery leaves and a whole cooked shrimp, if desired.
Makes 4 servings.
Stuffed Zucchini: Prepare as directed above, except substitute two 8 ounce zucchini for the mirlitons.
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