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uncooked bean threads (cellophane noodles)
(8 inch) round sheets rice paper
2 cups
thinly sliced curly leaf lettuce
1 cup
fresh bean sprouts
24 leaves
fresh basil
medium shrimp, cooked and peeled
1 cup
lime-vinegar sauce
1/2 cup
finely chopped unsalted, dry-roasted peanuts
This is absolutely my favorite food. I serve it with a Thai dipping sauce made of one lime, 1T brown sugar, 2 1/2 T fish sauce, 2 1/2 T rice vinegar, 1 clove garlic, and 1/4 -1/2 tsp of chili sauce. Other fillings that are excellent include cucumbers, thai basil, chives, pickled ginger, watercress and carrots. I eat this at least once a week. The combination of crunch and soft, sweet and spicy. It's just the best food in the world. It can be served buffet and each make their own for a fun dinner. They can be made ahead up to at least a day. They are so yummy.
I made these without the sauce and they were dull. I added teriyaki sauce to assist, and it made a huge difference, but they still landed pretty flat to my taste. I will be on the lookout for tastier variations on this. Also curious what kind of vineagar people are using - rice vineagar?
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I lived in Hawaii and ate a ton of these at my favorite restaurant. Thanks to another reviewer for the sauce idea. Also, aren't "raw" spring rolls essentially "summer" rolls? Spring are fried, summer are fresh, I think? Otherwise, it makes it sound like you're eating raw shrimp or chicken. Though, there is nothing quite like a good beef tartare!
This recipe was a big hit with my guests, they disappeared very quickly. We served it with Tuk Trey, a Cambodian dipping sauce made by boiling 2/3cups of water, dissolving in 2/3cups of sugar, removing from heat and adding: 1/4cup of vinegar, 1/3cup of fish sauce, 2tbl fresh lime juice, and two minced cloves of garlic.
Yummy.... my mom used to make these on special days and she would include some boiled chicken or pork; the minute she was done rolling them, they's be gone! I try this myself now and still can't get the sauce right, but adding pepper flakes always gives a nice variation.
As native of Cambodia, this is one of my favorite Cambodian cuisines. My mother often vary her ingredients. Sometimes she substitutes shrimps with Chicken, and added other vegetables such as sliced cucumbers or carrots.
My husband could live on nothing but these spring rolls! But he says the best part is the dipping sauce from the previous reviewer -- it's better than our favorite restaurant's recipe! Instead of shrimp, we use finely sliced chicken sauteed in basil and chili paste. This also helps keep the basil flavor in the rolls if you can't find fresh basil.
Excellent spring rolls! The only thing I did differently was to put the crushed peanuts inside each roll. I also skipped the shrimp and added more bean noodles and sprouts.
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I've had my FX 5700 for quite a while now, but it's still all that I require in the way of a graphics card. My usage of the computer is far from graphically intensive, and so I am quite reluctant to replace the current card.
However, I've been having problems with it for a while now. The problems used to manifest themselves with frequent lockups. I posted on this forum, and was advised to fall back to a previous driver version, which I did. That didn't seem to solve any of my problems, but when I reduced the level of hardware accelleration, in Display Properties, I was able to gain a measure of stability.
Since then, I get much less frequent lockups, but I do get occasional errors in the display, which manifest themselves as a checkered pattern of green and pink squares overlayed on my display. It still locks up about once every couple of days, though, and I'm wondering if there could be any other reason for this than a faulty card.
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A Geforce6 6200 would be of equal speed (about) and better features than your 5700 and can be found cheap in agp (<80$)
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BEIRUT: Lebanon's Prime Mininster Tammam Salam and Hezbollah condemned the deadly suicide car bombing that targeted a military post in northeast Lebanon over the weekend, with both labeling the attack a "terrorist act."
Hezbollah condemned the blast in a statement late Saturday, describing it as a "criminal terrorist explosion."
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A car exploded as it drove past a recently erected military checkpoint on the outskirts of Arsal, a town on the border with Syria, killing three soldiers and wounding four others.
Hezbollah also warned against the spread of takfiri movements and said it imposes a risk to everyone.
"The creep of terrorist and takfiri movements has proven to be a [threat] to all without exception because it is a bloody and destructive [ideology] based on bigotry and the mentality of erasure, exclusion, and slaughter," it added.
For his part, Salam described the blast as a "heinous terrorist act," and stressed that "such acts will not affect the firm political decision to fight terrorism and all security violations."
"Such a clear message will not crack the Army that was and always will remain an icon of sacrifice, and which enjoys full political support to protect the country and the citizens," he said.
Interior Minister Nouhad Machnouk also condemned the blast and said "such criminal act does not only target the Army, but every Lebanese citizen and the state."
He assured that "the military will keep up its tasks in cooperation with the Internal Security Forces courageously to protect the nation and its citizens."
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Nedumbasserry: Cricketer Mohammed Azharuddin is impressed with the Indian cricket team's performance in the recent test matches. "It is really good to see them doing consistently well in test cricket and hopefully, they will push forward this momentum into other forms of cricket also," said the former Indian cricket team captain.
Interacting with media persons during a private visit to Angamaly near here on Saturday, he also appreciated the commendable performance of Sreesanth, the speedster from Kerala, in the recent match. Calling Sreesanth a good fast bowler, he observed that he needed to work more hard on his shortcomings to seal his place in the national team.
"Sreesanth is a talented player but somehow, he just deviated from playing cricket and engaged in some different things. He should keep his focus only on the game and not anything else if he wants to play for long." he said.
He hoped that more youngsters from Kerala would approach the game in a professional manner following the footsteps of Sreesanth. He took exception to the argument that the advent of twenty- twenty games was a threat to the existence of other forms of cricket.
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Fifty-four interim plans guiding the management of forest resources on 116 state-owned properties are now available for review and comment through April 17. The interim plans will guide forest management on the properties until formal master plans are completed.
The Interim Forest Management Plans are important because they will allow timber taken off these lands to continue to be certified as sustainably managed, a "seal of approval" that gives the public confidence these properties are well-managed. Such plans also will benefit sawmills and other companies using timber from those properties, according to Craig Thompson, a land program manager with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources in La Crosse.
"These interim plans are very important for forest certification, which in turn is very important for business," Thompson says. "People want to know we are managing their lands well, and consumers are increasingly preferring products from sustainably managed forests. A guaranteed stream of certified wood means sawmills and other forest products companies will have the competitive edge they need to do well in domestic and global markets."
Forest certification is a process that assures consumers that timber (and products made from certified wood) has been grown and harvested in a way that meets strict environmental and social standards. The Wisconsin forest products industry is a $16 billion per year business that directly supports more than 56,000 jobs and generates $228 million in state and local tax revenues.
Information and links to individual interim plans for these properties, as well as directions on how to submit comments, can be found online at dnr.wi.gov by searching keyword IFMP.
People can fill out an electronic survey to submit comments or can download the form and mail it in.
Comments, either electronic or written, are due by 4:30 p.m. April 17.
Fishing: Mike Orawiec and Gary Raymond will give a presentation titled "How to fish for walleyes on Lake Erie year round" at the Wednesday meeting of Walleyes Unlimited, Root River Lanes, 7220 W. Rawson Ave., Franklin. Cost to non-members is $5; the meeting starts at 7 p.m. Visit www.walleyesunlimitedusa.org for more information.
• Brad Foss will give a presentation on the Dairyland Flowage restoration project at the Wednesday meeting of the Muskellunge Club of Wisconsin, Thunder Bay Grille, N14 W24130 Tower Place, Pewaukee. The meeting begins with an optional dinner at 6:30 p.m. followed by the presentation at 7:30 p.m. Meetings are open to the public; the fee is $5 for non-members. For more information, visit www.muskiewi.org or call Kurt Ketcham at (262) 490-2362.
• Bill Pepito will lead a seminar called "Fly Fishing for Beginners" on April 20 at Bong State Recreation Area, 26313 Burlington Road, Kansasville. The seminar will cover the basics of fly fishing including knots, equipment and casting. Participants will be provided with all necessary equipment. Pre-register by calling (262) 878-5600. The class runs from 8:30 a.m.-noon. Meet at the Visitor Center.
• Matt Wagner of the Driftless Angler in Viroqua will give a presentation at the April 30 meeting of the Southeastern Wisconsin Chapter of Trout Unlimited, Charcoal Grill and Rotisserie, 15375 W. Greenfield Ave. , New Berlin. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. and is free and open to the public. The meeting will feature the drawing for the club's annual spring raffle. Visit www.sewtu.org for more information.
Birding: Bong State Recreation Area will hold an "Early Bird Bird Hike" on Saturday to look for migrating species and newly arrived residents. Bring your binoculars and dress for the conditions. Trails might be wet. The event runs from 7-9 a.m.; meet at the Visitor Center. For more information, call (262) 878-5600. The state property is located at 26313 Burlington Road, Kansasville.
Conservation banquet: The David Uilhlein Memorial Chapter of the Ruffed Grouse Society will hold its 32nd annual Conservation and Sportsmen's Banquet on April 22 at the Milwaukee Athletic Club, 758 Broadway, Milwaukee. The event raises funds for conservation projects that benefit ruffed grouse, woodcock, song birds and other forest wildlife. The evening will include raffles, auctions and dinner. Social hour and raffles begin at 5 p.m.; dinner is at 7 p.m. For more information, contact Colin Fouts at (715) 817-0117 or visit www.ruffedgrousesociety.org.
• The South Suburban chapter of the Wisconsin Waterfowl Association will hold its eighth annual banquet April 22 at Salvatore's (Papa Luigi's II), 1919 12th Ave., South Milwaukee. The event will include raffles, door prizes, auctions and dinner. Doors open at 5 p.m. with dinner at 7 p.m. For tickets or more information call Jim Olszewski at (414) 764-2441.
Paddling: Laacke & Joys will hold a workshop titled "Getting your kids started in paddling" on April 16 at its Brookfield store, 19233 W. Bluemound Road, Brookfield. The event is intended for parents and their children age 7 and over and will include information on gear and safety. It will include fitting adults and children in boats. Call (262) 782-2960 for more information.
Knot tying: Laacke & Joys will hold a knot-tying class April 18 at its downtown store, 1433 N. Water St., Milwaukee. The class will start at 6 p.m. and include instruction in all the important knots paddlers and other outdoors enthusiasts should know. Materials and instruction are included. Call (414) 271-7878 for more information.
Archery: Registration is open for the summer archery industrial league at Racine Instinctive Bowmen. Each team will have five members. The schedule consists of 13 rounds of outdoor shooting, rotating on a different range each week. Shooting begins with qualifying April 28, followed by one round each Wednesday through July 17, with a closing banquet, awards and novelty shoots July 24. Mosquitoes are aggressively controlled on all ranges. All shooting styles are welcome but no crossbows. All forms and fees must be turned in by April 20. Registration forms and additional rules and information are available at www.ribarchery.com. The club is located at 11403 50th Road, Sturtevant. If you are interested but don't have a team or if your team needs more shooters, contact Dan Pirk at (262) 456-4604.


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A research team led by scientists at the University of Minnesota Medical School and Oregon Health & Science University have outlined the challenges and made suggestions on how to advance research and improve treatments for brain disorders.
The review article is published in the January 2008 issue of the Lancet Neurology and will be available online on December 17.
Many neurological disorders are difficult to treat because of a natural barrier in the brain. The blood-brain barrier is a specialized system of cells that acts as a gatekeeper for the brain, blocking harmful substances from entering while allowing in necessary nutrients. The barrier is necessary to keep the brain and nervous system healthy. However, it also causes problems in medication delivery because it treats medications as the enemy, preventing the therapeutic agents from doing their job.
In order to develop new and innovative treatments for diseases such as stroke, Alzheimers disease, and multiple sclerosis, researchers have to find ways to overcome the blood-brain barrier, said Lester Drewes, Ph.D., professor of biochemistry and molecular biology at the University of Minnesota Medical School, Duluth campus. The review has resulted in a number of recommendations to establish and fund research centers that will focus on overcoming these barriers. Drewes is the founding president of the International Brain Barriers Society, a forum for scientists to share their research and fast track discoveries related to the blood-brain barrier. He and 14 other scientists wrote the review.
Edward Neuwelt, M.D., a professor of neurology and neurological surgery in the OHSU School of Medicine and a physician at the Portland Veterans Affairs Medical Center, is among the most active scientists in the international community studying the blood-brain barrier. Neuwelt also was a major participant in the review.
The blood-brain barrier is the Achilles heel for treating virtually all neurologic
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A singularly distinctive and uniquely distinguishable stylist, Arthur Blythe is considered one of the greatest alto saxophonist's of his generation. Blythe's beautiful, passionate and expressive sound validates his reputation as one of the most significant jazz musicians of our times. Blythe's work is notable for its exploration of harmony, group counterpoint, and unusual instrumentation. These features, coupled with his rapid, wide vibrato, his swinging style, and his interest in the standard jazz repertory, have won him praise from a wide audience.
Arthur Blythe was born 1940 in Los Angeles and grew up in San Diego where his parents moved 1944. He still performs the same alto saxophone that he and his mother bought 1957 in a second-hand store. Arthur began his career on the alto at nine years old and by 13 was playing in an R&B band. Moving back to LA in the late 50's, Blythe became a leading member of a lively and creative avant-garde jazz scene....
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A rare DNA deletion on chromosome 16 plays a role in causing childhood obesity by removing a gene that helps the brain to react to leptin, a hormone that controls appetite, British researchers found. The study offers a "a gold mine of information" because it could allow scientists to identify genes linked to obesity, said an obesity expert not involved with the study.
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CamelBak Antidote Replacement Reservoir
The CamelBak Antidote Replacement Reservoir. The Ultimate Cure for Dehydration.
FEATURES of the CamelBak Antidote Replacement Reservoir
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- Weight: 50 oz
- Capacity: 1.5 liter
- Weight: 70 oz
- Capacity: 2 liter
- Weight: 100 oz
- Capacity: 3 liter
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I bought my son a backpack for hiking, and school. This is the smallest size they offer (outside of the odd waist pack sizes), and I thought it would be too big, but it fits the bag nicely. Now I don't have to worry about backwash into my reservoir (all the parents, aunts, and uncles out there know what I mean).
Have been on a several day hikes with this camelbak and it has worked perfectly. The 2L fit nicely into an REI daypack I already had. This reservoir has a hook on the screwtop that accommodates the clip from my daypack so it doesn't end up bunched in the bottom of the pouch.It is easy to fill, you can hold with one hand and use the other on a facet which is nice. Easy screw close and is water tight. The little align arrow on the cap is a nice touch. There is an internal rib that prevent the reservoir from expanding in the middle too much when filled.The hose and bite valve all worked well. I have not had any leaks. There is also a lock on the bite valve in case you wear out the rubber bite part. I used the lock a lot anyway when not drinking or when I set my pack down, mostly because I'm a little paranoid.Overall, I would recommend. My friend got the same thing and has liked it as well.
I bought the 1.5L bladder for my wife, the smaller bladder size is perfect for the wife since she drinks less water then I; and the small size keeps the weight down. The bladder is thick and there is no plastic taste. The hose is rather short but just long enough for someone using a smaller pack. The tip of the hose has a on/off valve which is well constructed and there is no drips when turned to "off" position.
I purchased 2 of these for our new Gregory Z40 and J 38 for the upcoming Camino trip and let me tell you great baffle design no sloshing around ;) and easy very well sealed cap you dont have to worry about leaks that's for sure I give this an A+++++++++++
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BERLIN, November 24, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- Last week the European Commission said: "The EU pays the price for its outdated and poorly interconnected energy infrastructure".
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 24, 2010 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- American Legion teamwork and the generosity of a Connecticut-based non-profit organization are making this Thanksgiving a happier day for a great number of wounded warriors.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 24, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- See video from Euro NCAP at: http://www.thenewsmarket.com/Releases/StoryDetailPage.aspx?GUID=818c8c95-63dd-4a2f-96d8-d210c8461a03&lr=ls# Euro NCAP releases the crash test results for fourteen cars, including the first Chinese-manufactured vehicle.
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LUSAKA, Zambia, November 24, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- His Excellency, Mr. Rupiah Banda, President of the Republic of Zambia, yesterday launched the 2010/2011 agricultural planting season- promising to make more funds available to help Zambia's farmers. At the official opening ceremony at Mweetwa Farm in Mumbwa District, President Banda reflected on this year's biggest ever harvest, which saw 2.78 million tonnes of maize produced - a surplus of more than 1 million tones. In recognition of the huge efforts by Zambia's farmers to make this agricultural season the most successful in Zambia's history, President Banda pledged an increased budgetary allocation in the agriculture sector and the provision of K37 billion to build dams for irrigation and water supply to livestock. To reap the maximum benefit of this commitment the President emphasised the importance of exploring and investing in agricultural technologies which will not only improve productivity but also help preserve t
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Top-notch cabins and tent camping sites make this state park a great spot to spend a day or two. Hikers need not be advanced backcountry types to enjoy the well-mowed paths through woods and grasslands. Wildlife fans will enjoy the abundance of wild turkeys and white-tailed deer. A hike/bike bridge connects the park's trails to those leading into the town of Niobrara. The park has 19 cabins to choose from, all of which look recently built or renovated. They include screened porches and require a two-night stay to rent during peak season. It's a short walk to the small swimming pool, which includes a diving board. The cabins and some of the tent camping sites are atop a bluff overlooking the water the park is located at the confluence of the Niobrara and Missouri Rivers. Tent sites are dispersed along the camp road, so campers can avoid crowded campgrounds and yet still not have to haul gear too far. Trails lead to a spot where Meriwether Lewis and William Clark camped in 1804, although the exact location isn't physically marked. The park offers horseback rides, Saturday night buffalo cookouts and depending on the season's funding situation may offer river rafting trips. The J. Alan Cramer Interpretive Center details the history of the area and the Ponca Indians. There are 160 acres open to horseback riding. Permit required.


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The government's efforts to refine and liberalise norms for foreign direct investment (FDI) in India are useful and welcome steps in many ways. The central purpose of FDI, to introduce greater discipline to Indian sectors and permit consumers greater choice, is a valid and important goal. In addition, regulations continually need to be tweaked to ensure that the private sector, which is always more dynamic than regulators, does not get too far ahead in terms of exploiting any loopholes that may exist.
The question, of course, always needs to be asked: why should there be regulations on foreign ownership, anyway - especially between one sector and another? If FDI can galvanise one sector, say retail, why should it be restricted in another? The most coherent answer is to ensure that there are safeguards for reasons of national security. Whatever steps the government takes to liberalise FDI, it should always allow itself the option to intervene on questions of security. Legitimate questions could be asked, for example, as to whether India's entire telecommunications backbone should be built by providers from a single foreign country. This would lead to an unacceptable degree of vulnerability in a crucial component of India's economy, and one that is susceptible to remote attacks, too. These sectoral interventions, however, should be chosen judiciously, and not at random; the default should always be to attract investment that benefits consumers and broadens the market.
For that is the point of FDI: to help consumers of final and intermediate goods as well as services to access a wider variety of options, and to deepen and strengthen the market economy. The point of FDI is not to allow India to finance a current account deficit or to help the owners of Indian companies bury their mistakes in an avalanche of foreign money. Nor is it to allow existing Indian businessmen to leverage their permissions and contacts to make windfall gains. Sadly, it is far from clear that the government has worked out this difference. This is a larger problem with government attitudes to reform in India: reforms should be pro-markets, and not merely pro-business. If business is helped in the process, then all to the good; but designing or introducing reform measures specifically to help business gives rise to cronyism and corruption of the sort that has bedevilled the Indian state in the recent past. More, the distortions that such policy making causes are precisely those that empower poor business models and overambitious market participants, leading to demands for bailouts. Whether the bailout comes from taxpayers' money or from foreign investment that would otherwise flow to some other productive activity in the Indian economy is irrelevant. The government needs to change its entire mindset about reform; and its thinking about FDI would be a good place to start.


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Today in "What is this? Why is this?": Denny's, that bastion of fine American cuisine, has teamed up with Atari to provide the teeming masses with some free mobile games. Their titles: Centipup, Take-Out, and Hashteroids. I think I'm in love. And also hungry. But not for Denny's. Ew. IHOP all the way.Read More
A little while ago, we informed you of the deal made between Warner Bros., the movie studio bringing us The Hobbit trilogy, and Denny's. Well this new featurette was sponsored by the restaurant chain and focuses on, appropriately enough, food. More specifically, the dinner party between Bilbo and the dwarves. Why is this such a big deal? Guys, someone on production had the title of "Food Stylist." Food is srs bsns to hobbits. Warning: this video is best watched on a full stomach. (via Collider) Are you following The Mary Sue on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, & Google +?Read More
Yup. It's a real thing, and apparently those are real-life Lord of the Rings fans. Denny's tie-in menu includes 'Hobbit Hole Breakfast,' 'Shire Sausage,' and 'Seed Cake French Toast.' And with them being open 24-hours a day, it can be Second Breakfast, Elevenses, Supper, and Dinner whenever you want it to be. I am in favor. Or I'm really hungry.Read More
In an interview at TechCrunch Disrupt Beijing, YouTube cofounder Steven Chen revealed that the acquisition of YouTube, which ended up costing a total of $1.65 billion, took place at a Denny's in Palo Alto. Chen met with executives from Google and Yahoo, and they chose the meeting place because they felt Denny's was a place that none of them would ever go normally. Obviously, Denny's didn't have the Fried Cheese Melt at the time, or else the kind-of-diner establishment would've been the only place anyone would ever hold business meetings.Read More
Restaurant chain Denny's is updating their $2, $4, $6, and $8 value menu items, and along with that comes the Fried Cheese Melt. For only $4, a lucky Denny's customer can eat a sandwich that contains four fried mozzarella sticks and melted American cheese stuffed between two slices of sourdough bread, served with french fries and a side of marina sauce. I am very unhappy at the moment because I will not be one of those lucky customers, as the closest Denny's to me seems to be around an hour and a half away.
The Fried Cheese Melt, along with the other new items that aren't nearly as important as the Fried Cheese Melt, debuted about a week ago, so anyone who lives somewhere normal can go drive the five minutes to their closest Denny's and tell me how awesome living near a Denny's just became.
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January 13, 2014Montgomery County High School
The Montgomery County R-2 Wildcats' Basketball team got 2014 off to a good start by winning their first 2 games of the year. On Friday, January 3, they hosted and defeated Van-Far 77-53 in an East Missouri (EMO) Conference game. Then last Friday, January 10, they hosted and defeated Battle (new high school in Columbia) 67-59 in a non-conference game.
With these games the Wildcats' overall record improved to 9 wins and 0 losses. Their EMO Conference record is now 3-0.
The Wildcats were also supposed to play Centralia last Tuesday, January 7, but that game was postponed due to the inclement weather. That game has been rescheduled for February 3, a Monday, and is a home game. Also, the postponed game with New Haven (to have been played December 13) has been rescheduled for next Thursday, January 23. That game will be played at New Haven.
Although this was Montgomery County's first game in two weeks, the Wildcats showed no "rust" in their game against Van-Far. 8 different players scored at least 2 points in the first quarter, as Montgomery County took a 22-13 lead by the end of the quarter. The second quarter was even better, as Montgomery County outscored VF 27-16 and led 49-29 at halftime.
In the third quarter the Wildcats took up where they left off in the first half, as they outscored VF 18-7 to lead 67-36 at the end of the quarter. Van-Far was able to outscore the Wildcats 17-10 in the fourth quarter, but that wasn't near enough points and Montgomery County won the game 77-53.
Jerad Jordan led the Wildcats in scoring with 17 points (3 field goals/FGs, 2 3-pointers, and 5 of 8 free throws/FTs). He was followed in the scoring by Justin Hall and Cameron Parrish with 14 points each (Hall 6 FGs/2 of 4 FTs, and Parrish 5 FGs/1 3-pointer/1 of 2 FTs); Jacob Davis with 8 points (4 FGs); Chase Parrish with 6 points (3 FGs); Kyle Kroll with 5 points (1 FG/1 3-pointers); Dylan Skeens, Chase Worsham, and Nick Galarza with 3 points each (each with 1 FG and 1 of 2 FTs); and Jackson Bishop and Brian Davis with 2 points each (Bishop 2 of 2 FTs, and Davis 1 FG). Travis Oden also played in the game, but did not score.
Battle High School is the new high school in Columbia, with an enrollment of around 1,100 students. There are no Seniors this year at the school, so the Wildcats were facing a team that was made up of Juniors and Sophomores. However, having almost 3 times as many students/players to choose from than Montgomery County, the Spartans had a very talented team despite their lack of experience at the Varsity level.
Although Montgomery County's defense allowed only 2 Battle players to score in the first quarter, the Wildcats found themselves trailing 14-11 at the end of the quarter. However, the Wildcats bounced back to outscore Battle 21-13 in the second quarter (including making 10 of 13 free throws) to lead 32-27 at halftime.
The two teams played evenly in the first 3 minutes of the third quarter, with each team scoring 6 points to make the score 38-33. However, the Wildcats then outscored Battle 12-6 over the remaining 5 minutes of the quarter to lead 50-39 at the end of the quarter.
Battle would not give up nor give in, and started making a comeback in the fourth quarter. However, each time Battle would get within 5-7 points of Montgomery County, the Wildcats would make a key basket or a couple of free throws to extend their lead back to 7-9 points. In the end the Wildcats made 13 of 19 free throws in the last quarter, and even though they were outscored 20-17 by Battle, they held on to win the game 67-59.
Kroll led the Wildcats in scoring in this game with 16 points (1 FG/2 3-pointers/8 of 9 FTs). He was followed in the scoring by Jordan, Cameron Parrish and Chase Parrish with 11 points each (Jordan 1 FG/1 3-pointer/6 of 6 FTs, Cameron 2 FGs/1 3-pointer/4 of 5 FTs, and Chase 3 FGs/5 of 7 FTs); Hall with 10 points (4 FGs/2 of 7 FTs); J. Davis with 6 points (2 FGs/2 of 4 FTs); and Worsham with 2 points (1 FG); Bishop, B. Davis, and Skeens also played in the game, but did not score.
This week the Wildcats (and Lady Wildcats) are playing in the South Callaway Tournament. The Wildcats, who are seeded #1 in the tournament, played their first game on Monday night, January 13, against Russellville.
The Wildcats will play their second game of the tournament on Wednesday, at 6:00 p.m., against either South Callaway or North Callaway. If they won on Monday, they will play in the SC High School gym. If they lost on Monday, they will play in the Middle School gym.
The Wildcats will also play a third game on Friday or Saturday. Which day they play, their opponent, the time of their game, and in which gym they play will not be known until after all of the boys' games are played on Wednesday.
Next week the Wildcats will play 3 non-conference games. On Tuesday, January 21, they will host Warrenton. On Thursday, January 23, they will play the make up game at New Haven. Then on Friday, January 24, they will host Owensville. On all 3 nights the Jr. Varsity game will be played first, starting at 6:00 p.m. The Varsity game will start around 7:30.
Congratulations to the Wildcats on their successful start to 2014! Best wishes as you play in the SC Tournament, and then move on to the rest of the season!


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The New Mexico Lobos were a winning bet on Saturday night, as they trounced the San Diego State Aztecs 47-24 as road underdogs.
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The director's East Hampton property can be yours (for $24.5 million)
Steven Spielberg is looking to sell the East Hampton getaway he bought for $20 million in 2008—except this time there's no house on the waterfront property, and it costs $24.5 million. The director tore down the original home (built in 1900, sad face) after he bought it, and never built anything in its place, the New York Post reports, making the "E.T. sell home" joke themselves so you don't have to.
The 3.2 acre lot is one of several properties Spielberg owns in the area, the others of which presumably have houses on them.
Spielberg has been busy lately, signing on not only to direct something called Robopocalypse, but also to produce a film about the fascinating true story of Edgardo Mortara, a 6-year-old Italian Jewish boy seized by church authorities in 1858 who becomes a Catholic priest. The movie is an adaptation of David Kertzer's 1998 book The Kidnapping of Edgardo Mortara, for which Tony Kushner will write the screenplay.
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Could France soon see its first Jewish president?
After Israel and the United States, France has the third-most Jews of any country. Now, The Economist reports, French Jew Dominique Strauss-Kahn is his country's most popular politician, and could become the first Jewish president of France (which of course excludes, say, 1930s Prime Minister Léon Blum). Strauss-Kahn (you can call him DSK) tried but failed to be the Socialist nominee for president in the last election—a vote eventually won by Nicolas Sarkozy, who has some Jewish blood but is a Catholic. Sarkozy attempted to co-opt DSK by appointing him head of the International Monetary Fund, but the strategy may have backfired, as DSK, a former French finance minister, has used the platform to enhance his reputation and is now poised to be a very formidable threat to Sarkozy come 2012. There are complications: DSK's IMF stint isn't set to run out till four months after the vote; there have been sexual harassment allegations (of which an independent probe acquitted him); he has a pretty plum job as it is, which he may understandably be unwilling to relinquish. On the other hand, in France, if it was good to be the king, then being the president must be at least alright, oui?
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Just a few days ago, Moonlight, the open source GNU/Linux and Unix framework that plays video and applications made on Silverlight has been released.
The way to install Moonlight is by a Firefox addon. It works on 32 and 64 bit operating systems. However, the following release is not compatible with Silverlight 2 yet.
Twitlet: The Way to Twit in Any Browser
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Once again, Microsoft's security evangelist Jeff Jones has tried to substantiate his proposition that Internet Explorer is at least as secure as Firefox. However, the Washington Post's Brian Krebs has clarified that the figures Jones used for making the comparison, are misleading.
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The very first public milestone of Fennec (Firefox Mobile) for Windows Mobile has been released.
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Here is something for you: a new web browser. Now, before you stop reading about yet another new web browser, please note: this is not a regular one.
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Firefox 3.0.6 Released
Continuing its "10 Fuc*ing Days" promise, Mozilla has released a new Firefox 3.0.x build which fixes a total of 6 vulnerabilities.
Critial: 1
High: 2
Moderate: 1
Low: 2
If you are already using Firefox 3.0.x, just click Help > Check for Updates and you are ready to go.
Otherwise, download it here.