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Wild Rice Applesauce Bars has a great taste. Wild Rice Applesauce Bars gets its taste from rice mixed with apple sauce and eggs. Wild Rice Applesauce Bars is loved by many people.
|Cooked rice
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (Well-Cooked)
|1 1⁄3 Cup (21.33 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs), divided
|Vegetable shortening
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Firmly packed brown sugar
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Egg whites
|Vanilla extract
|2 Teaspoon
|All purpose flour
|2 1⁄2 Cup (40 tbs)
|Baking soda
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Ground cinnamon
|1 Teaspoon
|Chopped nuts
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
Preheat oven to 350°F.
Grease bottom only of 15 X10 X 1-inch baking pan.
Combine wild rice, applesauce and 1/2 cup buttermilk in medium bowl; mix well.
Set aside.
Combine shortening, brown sugar, egg whites and vanilla in large bowl; beat with electric mixer on high speed 5 minutes or until smooth and creamy.
Add remaining 1/2 cup buttermilk; beat on low speed until well blended.
Add flour, baking soda, salt and cinnamon; beat on low speed until well blended.
Stir in wild rice mixture and nuts.
Spread in prepared pan.
Bake 20 to 25 minutes until wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean.
Sprinkle with powdered sugar.
Cool completely.
Cut into bars.
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Lanpher told students how she and Sayward worked with many others to make the new bridge a reality. The belief their work was important carried them though difficult times, she said.
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Mike Logan: Workin'.
Danny Ross: Falacci's not really a people person.
Mike Logan: Yeah. But she's a closer. Besides, I wanna take a shot at being the diplomat for once.
Mike Logan: That was an old drinking buddy of mine down at the 2-1. He says they got called to the Rush's apartment about six months ago on a domestic dispute. Apparently the father and son were going at it during a Passover Seder.
Danny Ross: Guess we know who didn't find the afikomen. (quizzical looks from Logan and Falacci) It's like an Easter egg hunt with a matzah.
Dr. Eli Rush: If I gave something to every kid with my DNA, there'd be nothing left of me!
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Nola Falacci: Are you sure? He told us he couldn't have children!
Danny Ross: Falacci, two things we know. DNA doesn't lie, and Eli Rush does.
Nola Falacci: I called three times for the DNA results. I mean, I thought Major Case had pull.
Danny Ross: Rodgers tells me it was five calls, not three, and she explained the lab needed time because the crime scene was contaminated by a blood relative.
Nola Falacci: Well, so you always make excuses for the people you work with?
Danny Ross: Detective, it's okay to have the thought, you don't always need to say it.
Tom Pittino: Sometimes there are no easy answers; people get emotional.
Mike Logan: Do they get emotional, or do they get angry?
Mike Logan: I know it's your day off, but it is what it is.
Nola Falacci: Trust me, I'll take a crime scene over playing a clown at the neighbor's kid's birthday party any day.
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This is Alicia Witt's first contract performance in her role as Det. Logan's new partner, Nola Falacci. Megan Wheeler's absence, due to Julianne Nicholson's maternity leave, was explained as a special assignment related to her old detail.
This episode appears to be ripped from the headlines of the Dr. Cecil Jacobson case, a fertility doctor who was convicted in 1992 of inseminating over 75 of his female patients with his own sperm.
The story was ripe for ripping; in 1995, the original Law & Order series aired an episode that had a similar plot, was inspired by the same case, and had an almost identical title "Seed."
Jason Rush: (to Nola Falacci) Anything else you want to see, firecrotch?
"Firecrotch" was the crude and unflattering nickname that oil heir Brandon Davis gave to his ex-girlfriend, actress Lindsay Lohan.
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text: GamesBeat Activision veteran Robin Kaminsky joins Trion World's board (exclusive) July 11, 2013 9:00 AM Dean Takahashi 0 If you're not reaching, engaging, and monetizing customers on mobile, you're likely losing them to someone else. Register now for the 8th annual MobileBeat, July 13-14, where the best and brightest will be exploring the latest strategies and tactics in the mobile space. Former Activision executive Robin Kaminsky has joined the board of online gaming firm Trion Worlds. The addition gives Trion more expertise as it makes the transition to more free-to-play massively multiplayer online games, Kaminsky said in an exclusive interview with GamesBeat. Above: Robin Kaminsky Trion has launched Rift and Defiance, two MMOs with dynamic content. The company spent years developing those titles as subscription-based titles, but the sands have shifted toward free-to-play games, where users play for free and pay real money for virtual goods. "I love their approach to the market," Kaminsky said. "They are very much at the cutting edge as an online team. They have put a real emphasis on free-to-play. I believe the future is in online free-to-play games, and so I am excited to be involved with them." Kaminsky served as executive vice president of publishing at Activision Blizzard from 2005 to 2008. She has been the chief executive officer and cofounder of 1st Street Partners, a strategic management services company, and she has advised companies in tech, entertainment, and consumer goods. She is also executive-in-residence at Rustic Canyon Partners, a venture capital firm. Nate Redmond, a partner at the firm and an investor in Trion, asked Kaminsky if she was interested in joining the board. She is also an independent director on the board of Wild Planet Entertainment, a toy company, and she is an adviser to several companies including MachineZone and ICS. Before Sony acquired Gaikai, she was also an adviser to that cloud gaming company. "Robin has a wealth of marketing and business experience across technology and games," said Keith Winter, the chief operating officer of Trion Worlds. "Her knowledge and instincts are a great match for our needs as we enter the next major phase of the company's business." Trion has a full pipeline of games, Kaminsky said. Upcoming titles include End of Nations and ArcheAge. It will be interesting to see how well Trion does with Defiance, which is a high-profile game launched in conjunction with Syfy's companion television show. The TV show has proven popular, but critics panned the game, which had trouble getting off the ground without glitches. Kaminsky said the company is learning to do better with the execution of the game in the market and that microtransactions are doing well in the game. Rift shifted to free-to-play in June. "It's a learning process," she said.


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Trish Page feel in love with the weightless feeling of cycling. (Stephen Wild)
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REWARD: A jersey from every gran fondo she rides
Trish Page remembers her aha moment in vivid detail.
In January 2012, on a trip to Arizona with her teenage son's hockey team, the group had decided to hike 1.5 miles to the top of 2,700-foot Camelback Mountain. Trish had always been athletic and outdoorsy. It should have been easy. But when shortness of breath stopped her well below the summit, it hit her. "I was one of those moms who could not make it to the top of the mountain," the 44-year-old pediatric nurse recalls. "I found that really hard to take."
Back home, she looked at a photo from that day and hardly recognized herself. She stepped on a scale and the truth stung. She had gone from 133 to 188 in just a few years, thanks in part to overnight hospital shifts that made sticking to a healthy diet nearly impossible. "I always thought, I've put on a little weight but I'm not that unhealthy," Trish says. "I was wrong."
A former runner who had long been intrigued by the idea of doing a triathlon, Trish signed up for a training course. But the running hurt her knees and made her feel awkward and unwieldy, and she was bored by the endless laps in the pool. Riding, however, was a revelation. "I could go 20 or 25 kilometers right away and I didn't feel heavy."
She bought her first road bike, dropped the triathlon class, and—on her first ride with a friend—dangled a powerful incentive out ahead of herself. Her riding buddy was headed to the RBC GranFondo Banff that August in Alberta with a group from work. "I very jokingly suggested I join them," she recalls. "They were all fit and healthy. I was neither." But her friend encouraged her and, on impulse, she signed up.
She began keeping track of her weight loss on MyFitnessPal, and her mileage and pace on Strava. "I wasn't about to go all the way to Banff and not finish in front of everyone I work with," Trish says. The more she lost, the faster she got and the easier climbing became—a positive feedback loop that kept her motivated. By the day of the fondo, she had lost 50 pounds, a victory she rewarded with a sleek new jersey from the event, and an entry into another (the RBC GranFondo Whistler) a month later.
To keep herself on track when the cold Canadian winter set in, she put three more fondos on her calendar for 2013—both Banff and Whistler, plus the Campagnolo Gran Fondo New York. "I didn't want to wake up in April and have all that weight back on," says Trish. "I told myself that if I kept it off, I'd buy a jersey from each of the rides."
She lost another 10 pounds over the winter and now has five jerseys in her collection—and counting. And instead of taking an extra large, she now fits into a medium.
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Intervention Fund: Okoroji's charge to President Jonathan
WITH the presidential intervention fund still on the offing, Chairman of the Copyright Society of Nigeria (COSON), Tony Okoroji has made a passionate plea to President Goodluck Jonathan to take urgent steps to save the Entertainment Industry Intervention Fund.
Okoroji presented the Lead Paper at the Colloquium of the National Festival of Arts & Culture (NAFEST) on Wednesday, October 26 at the Cultural Centre Complex in Calabar.
Leading three other discussants from different Nigerian universities to x ray the theme of the colloquium, Nigerian Traditional Music: A Vehicle for Economic Transformation and Unity, Chief Okoroji, a former President of PMAN said that he has been invited to a few meetings from which he has come out with the belief that those charged with administering the fund are not quite sure what they are supposed to do.
"I have very good reason to fear that eventually those who will access the fund are not those for which the fund was established and those who truly need the fund will never smell it. In the industry, there is growing disappointment and peculating conclusion that the intervention fund which created so much initial buzz is after all an election gimmick and money for the boys. No one else has the muscle to change that growing feeling than President Jonathan himself. He needs to personally and quickly intervene in the intervention fund before it becomes an albatross. He needs to give the marching orders to his team to take charge and ensure that the solemn promise he made to the entertainment community is kept," Okoroji said.
In his paper, Okoroji, author of the book, Copyright and the New Millionaires dwelt extensively on issues of intellectual property rights and collective management of rights in the digital age. He praised individual Nigerian musicians and producers for their hard work and enterprise which he says has now made Nigeria a significant force in world contemporary music.
Among those present at the Colloquium were Senator Hassan Barata, Chairman, Senate Committee on Culture and Tourism, Senator Ahmed Sani Stores, Deputy Chairman, Senate Committee on Culture and Tourism, His Royal Highness, Etubom Bob Duke representing the Obong of Calabar and Mr. Gabe Onah, Special Adviser on Tourism to the Governor of Cross River State. The Colloquium proceedings were chaired by Chief Segun Olusola.
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Last night's ep. was pretty good. I know they're good when I can barely stand to hear what comes out of Michael's mouth.
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I wake up every morning in a bed thats too small, drive my daughter to a school thats too expensive and then I go to work to a job for which I get paid too little. But on Pretzel Day? Well, I like Pretzel Day
Anyone else think the look on Stanley's face was priceless after Andrew said the second time that yes, they were friends, and Stanley let him down? I love Stanley....and Creed.... and all other other non-main characters of the show.
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"Boom-Roasted" is the new catch phrase.....and I feel like such an idiot, but I really find myself rooting for Jim and Pam--when Pam told Jim the reason her father left her mother was because her father couldnt match the feelings Jim mentioned for Pam -- I (gulp, ugh) was actually moved....(what in the world has happened to me?)
The opening scene of the post-superbowl episode where Dwight started the fire was by far the funniest scene of the last two seasons.
I'm a huge fan but i think the show lost some of it's magic after Jim and Pam got together. Every interaction between Jim-Pam, Roy-Jim, Karen-Pam was so awkward I felt myself squirming in my seat at home. I still love and watch the show every week though.
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For those watching tonight, do you think the letter from Holly to Micheal really revealed that it's "not over", or was that just Pam trying to spare Micheal's feelings?
I'm starting to find the show tedious. I understand that one premise of the show is that Michael is such a nitwit (and I'm not sure that accurately names it), but it's really becoming completely painful to watch and incredibly implausible, not even in a fantasy fiction sort of way.
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I don't think it's Jim and Pam that is the problem, it's the rest of them are exactly the same as they were in season 1, it's a big circle with them and it gets dull.
I like Jim and Pam together, the old "break em up" plan would be a waste IMO,just watch Friends if you want that
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Preload won't work. He will end up with two inches of preload and the shock still won't give right numbers when it is fully loaded with gear and full of gas, and it will ride like a truck. It won't work right in the stutter bumps or as the Brit calls them...corrugations. It will be harsh, in the woops it will bottom and it will headshake in heavy gravel and sand.
What is the real pisser is that Touratech charges three thousand dollars to put WP suspension on the BMW 650 GS.
Since we already have the premium suspension really need to make it work right. It might be a little work and money but nothing compared to what the other brands require.
To have a suspension with the high quality of WP and that won the Paris Dakar race but won't work on a rough gravel road at 60mph/100km/hr does not make sense.
And to have WP provide incorrect information or stonewall us witholding information or just fail to take an interest in our problems is counterproductive and dangerous.
KTM does a great job for the racers but the adventure rider so far does not get the same level of support even though we must be a big part of their sales.
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Last night's NBA playoff game in Denver was interrupted when a woman wandered onto the court late in the first half of the contest.
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If America were not America
But for the most powerful country in the world, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala would have been returned as World Bank president. Instead, the position went to South Korean-born but naturalised American Dr Jim Yong Kim. Why? He was anointed by President Barack Obama.
Is anyone worried or disappointed by that? Yes. Many believe Kim's victory portrays the United States president as the man with the most muscle in the world, and his country as the land of might is right.
Going to the World Bank, Kim's CV was clearly inferior to that of Okonjo-Iweala. He is a medical doctor, a university teacher, former health campaigner and the apple of the US president's eye.
The Colombian Jose Antonio Ocampo, the other candidate who also wanted the World Bank job, was a finance minister in his country.
But Okonjo-Iweala combines practical experience of running a developing nation's economy as finance minister with nearly two and a half decades of managing the World Bank whose essential brief is to cut down poverty across the globe.
The job went to America's man, nevertheless, prompting concerns that the process of electing or selecting the boss of the global bank is murky and unfair.
Who will whip America, the bank's biggest donor, into line? Okonjo-Iweala has offered the obligatory congratulatory message to Kim but she also urged all stakeholders to make the process "more open and merit-based".
That was a disciplined and subtle protest registered in the hopes that the world would amplify it. But who will? President Goodluck Jonathan, who backed his finance minister, has already congratulated the new World Bank chief. The African Union (AU), another backer, will have no choice but to welcome Kim to his new office.
And so will virtually everyone including Chief Theodore Orji who governs Abia State from where the finance minister's husband hails.
It is clear that big America has had its way. But Nigerians should not worry that powerful America has shut out the best candidate for the job and prevented her from making history.
There is better history to be made here than at the World Bank. There are mountains to subdue. There is more work to be done on home soil and the labourers seem short.
In these parts, the renowned 58-year-old economist is clearly the irresistible pearl of commanders-in-chief. Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, in his time, prised her from the World Bank to help fix our ailing economy.
She got the noose of foreign debt of our neck. She is also credited with plugging holes through which funds have been flowing into the pockets of unscrupulous officials.
The business of governance is now said to be more transparent, thanks to the super minister who also coordinates the president's economic team.
But in spite of her efforts, the country still looks mired in corruption and its people as deprived as ever. The cloud of sleaze looks comparable to the odour of sin and wickedness in biblical Noah's world and in Nineveh of Jonah's time. It is so dark and thick that you fear it IS going to burst and drown everybody someday soon.
It leaves you with a sense of despair. Probes are revealing staggering fraud in every direction. Last year, Okonjo-Iweala herself went to straighten up the ports. This month alone, probe panels are digging up stunning thefts in the oil industry. Billions of naira is going into people's pockets illegally.
The other day, 69 oil marketers were said to have cornered N241b as oil subsidy. A few days later, The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and its subsidiary, the Petrol Products Price Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) and oil marketers were told to refund over N1 trillion.
A peek into the police pension funds has also thrown up stunning facts. Billions of cash are traced to banks. In all this, officers who were supposed to help the country stay afloat are helping to sink it.
Last week, Okonjo-Iweala warned that the country was going broke because any cash that comes into the federal purse is promptly shared, and that nobody is saving for the future.
Well, that's her job: to straighten up the economy. If she succeeds, she would have made better history even if no one succeeded in straightening up the process that produces the World Bank president.
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Aonuma says "No one explicitly said that that was Link". Could be be messing with our heads? Is this character female? Zelda? Someone new? (source)
I personally hope this is Link. Gender swapping a character isn't some grand statement. If Nintendo wanted to make a new kickass female heroine, why not create a new character and build an IP around her rather then superficially alter what exists?
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One could argue that Golovkin hasnt done enough to get a shot at the winner.But at the same time he did beat some very good fighters at the ameture level,and after seeing him fight he does have some solid skills.Overall I would rather see him fight the winner then a blown up welterweight or a retread at the end of his rope.Yes Geale would be good too and may not be a better fighter then Golovkin but does deserve the shot at this point.But if Golovkin did get the shot at the winner would alot of boxing fans watch it…I would say no doubt.Posted September 6, 2012 10:07 am
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What are you nut jobs talking about his balance? One of his best assets are his balance. It attributes to the fact he can take a punch. If he didnt have good balance he wouldnt be able to take a punchPosted September 6, 2012 9:57 am
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Tom you ask 2 contridicting questions buddy. How can someone give you a list if everyone is avoiding him? People keep writing Proksa off as a bum etc, but he was ranked no 3 by the WBA, and 9th by RING at middleweight. Lets be real, Golovkin has only been pro about 3-4 years, hes fought 24 fights, and only 3 of them have been standing at the final bell. Hes KOd his last 11 opponents in a row, and no-one has taken him past the 8th round. Now that is an outstanding first 4 years. So what has Chaves done to be so worthy? He beat Zbik (who was stopped vs sturm), He got a decision against Rubio (who gets beat/KOd every time he goes up to world level), and he Stopped Andy Lee (who was KOd by brian vera, and beat no-one)……. Geale beat Sturm in germany (which has to be applauded). You cant say Geale beay sylvester, coz Proksa stopped him, and Golovkin smashed Proksa. So where is the argument? What im trying to say is, Geales and Chaves jr's records aint any better than Golovkins. Golovkin vs Geale should happen. What a fight itl bePosted September 6, 2012 9:53 am
if anyone could give me a good list of good fighters that Golovkin beat to deserve a shot at martinez or chavez jr…and to said that he is the most avoided middleweight its just bunch of BS …Posted September 6, 2012 12:52 am
In terms of who gets who, I believe Geale and GGG get each other if they follow the WBA's orders.
Thinking Daniel Geale gets the winner does he not? This guy Golovkin hasn't earnt that rightPosted September 5, 2012 8:59 pm
I'd have huge respect for the Martinez/Chavez winner if they agree to fight GGG, can't see it happening though, Martinez might.Posted September 5, 2012 6:31 pm
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Just watched Golovkin last night, yes has some good technical skills, awkward but decent balance, a good chin and excellent power. He does have some areas of his game that will leave him open to a good boxer. Golovkin holds his hands low and is quite open when he swings, a good jab and effective movement could be his undoing as he seems just like the great Felix Trinidad to have an awkward balance in the ring. Fighting Proska was excellent practice for a fight with Martinez. This guy is good, but its too early to say anymore than he will give any of the current champions a very tough fight!Posted September 5, 2012 4:27 pm
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need some skills like a broner a ward a mayweatherPosted September 5, 2012 3:54 pm
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floyd could move up and beat this bum easily no skills at all nonePosted September 5, 2012 3:51 pm
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another hope who is average at bestPosted September 5, 2012 3:50 pm
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this is guy is a over hyped bum beat nobody beat no hall fighters a bum tark next great mw haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaPosted September 5, 2012 3:49 pm
If not the number one contender for whatever political reason, GGG will be the most logical challenger in anybody's estimation… This is the next great middleweight fight that the public will go nuts over.Posted September 5, 2012 3:30 pm
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what is the probes with this bum he beat a bum from poland and now he is it please can he beat somebody first
Golovkin will be the number one contender for Martinez following this fight. I'd advise his backers to buy him a Vegas package so he can see the fight live, and challege Sergio in person. Martinez is the kind of fighter who takes personal challenges seriously — especially when they're done in front of the world.Posted September 5, 2012 3:20 pm


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Winning a series, however, leaves a great feeling.
For the fourth consecutive time, the Hooks were left feeling great after edging the Springfield Cardinals 4-3 on Saturday night at Whataburger Field.
It was the ninth victory in the past 12 games for Corpus Christi (14-9), which leads the Texas League's South Division by a half-game over Midland. More importantly, it was the Hooks' fourth consecutive series win. They took three out of four against the North Division leader Cardinals and have won four straight series since dropping the season-opening set against San Antonio.
"That's our goal - to win every series," Hooks manager Dave Clark said. "We're not going to win every game, but we have a chance to win every series. It feels good. That's a pretty good ballclub over there, and I thought we matched up well against them."
The Hooks got the winning hit from first baseman Josh Bonifay, whose seventh-inning double plated Hunter Pence, who had started a two-out rally by legging out an infield single.
Closer Jailen Peguero picked up his league-best sixth save with a 1-2-3 ninth inning, albeit unconventional. After Juan Richardson led off the frame with a single, Peguero got Rico Washington to line out to second baseman Jonny Ash, who quickly fired to Bonifay to double off Richardson at first. Peguero then struck out the dangerous Cody Haerther to seal the victory.
For the third time in the series, the Hooks got a strong effort from their starter. Right-hander Mitch Talbot went six innings, allowing two runs - one earned - and only four hits while striking out a season-high eight for the second consecutive outing. He didn't factor in the decision, but continued to impress Clark.
"This kid has got big-league stuff," Clark said. "He's got one of the nastiest change-ups I've ever seen. We're going to look at that as another quality outing."
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Through the month of April, Hooks right-hander Matt Albers has stats that resemble those of Corpus Christis top pitchers from the 2005 season.
After five starts, Albers is 3-1 with a 1.69 ERA. His wins rank second in the Texas League behind teammate Josh Millers four, and Albers 25 strikeouts are one behind teammates Paul Estrada and Juan Gutierrez, who are tied for the league lead with 26.
Last year, Fernando Nieve had a 1.55 ERA after five starts. He only had a 1-1 record because of poor support, but gave up one earned run in each of his three no-decisions. Jason Hirsh, meanwhile, was 4-0 after five starts with a 1.70 ERA.
Nieve was promoted to Class AAA Round Rock at midseason last year and now pitches for the parent club Astros, while Hirsh went on to be the Texas Leagues pitcher of the year and is now in his first year with Round Rock.
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"The first inning has been haunting me the last two years," Talbot said. "They score early on, and then I get comfortable and it's OK from there on out. The key (to the strikeouts) was I was able to throw off-speed (pitches) for strikes when I was behind in the count. My changeup was working well, and I was able to go to that when I was in trouble."
The Cardinals (14-9) came into the series sporting the league's best record and one of its top offenses, but were held to six runs in their three losses.
"Our starting pitchers have been tremendous," Bonifay said. "If you look at (Springfield), they came in hitting well, and we held them at bay. That's a young staff, and they're pitching very well."
Like most of the previous matchups during their two years of existence, the National League affiliates played a tight game under NL rules that eliminate the designated hitter and put a premium on pitching and defense. The game was the ninth in 18 Hooks-Cardinals meetings decided by two runs or fewer, with the majority decided in the late innings.
"It's classic NL ball," Clark said. "That's the fun part because (the strategic aspect) keeps you thinking during the whole game."
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McCoy singled to left. Gorecki singled to center, McCoy to second. Stavinoha reached on fielders choice to shortstop. McCoy to third, Gorecki out at second. Washington flied out to center. McCoy scored. Haerther grounded into fielders choice, Stavinoha out at second. 1-0 CARDINALS
Cortes doubled to center. Sandberg doubled to center, Cortes scored. Ash doubled to left, Sandberg scored. Talbot reached on fielders choice to first, Ash out at third. Anderson singled to center, Talbot to second. Zobrist doubled to right; Talbot scored, Anderson to third. Pence flied out to right. House lined out to second. 3-1 HOOKS
Dryer reached on third baseman Sandbergs fielding error. Hoffpauir flied out to center. Dreyer to second on center fielder Andersons throwing error. Pomeranz struck out. McCoy singled to right, Dryer scored. McCoy caught stealing, catcher to second. 3-2 HOOKS
Haerther struck out. Franco flied out to left. Dryer singled to left. Hoffpauir singled to center, Dryer scored. Hoffpauir out at second, center field to shortstop to catcher to shortstop. TIED 3-3
Anderson grounded out to third. Zobrist struck out. Pence singled to third. Pence to second on Cavazos wild pitch, to third on catcher Francos throwing error. House intentionally walked. Bonifay doubled to left; Pence scored, House to third. Cortes flied out to right. 4-3 HOOKS
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Abortion Again a Factor in Aid Committee This Week to Review House, Senate Plans on Linking Foreign Aid to Family Planning
David R. Francis, writer of The Christian Science Monitor, The Christian Science Monitor
To United Nations officials, Congressman Christopher Smith is someone who could inadvertently prompt millions more abortions in third-world nations.
That charge is offensive to the pro-life New Jersey Republican.
Earlier this month he successfully led the fight to pass an amendment to a $12.3-billion foreign-aid bill that blocks aid to any family-planning organization that performs, supports, or promotes abortions abroad. It also cuts off $25 million for the UN's Population Fund (UNFPA) if that agency operates in China, a nation with a one-child policy reportedly involving forced abortions and sterilizations. "We should have no part of that," says Mr. Smith's spokesman, Ken Wolfe. "Not $1." Blocked by a Supreme Court decision from banning abortion at home, abortion-rights opponents have taken their battle back into the area of foreign aid. But to the UNFPA, charged with helping third-world nations make reproductive health care and information accessible, a cutoff of US funds would limit its family-planning activities. And, says UNFPA spokesman Stirling Scruggs in New York, "Family planning prevents abortions more than anything else." On July 17, the Senate passed a $13.2-billion foreign-aid bill which, though banning the direct financing of abortion, has less restrictive language than the House bill. A conference committee to iron out differences between the House and Senate bills is planned for later this week. The task won't be easy. "The House and Senate have fundamentally different agendas," says David Gordon, a senior fellow at the Overseas Development Council, a Washington think tank. "Their constituencies will be hard put to compromise on this." President Clinton has promised a veto if the bill includes the tough Smith language on abortion. The $25 million from the US would make it the sixth-largest donor, after Germany, Japan, and some Scandinavian nations, and cover 1/13th of UNFPA's budget. Since 1973, US law has banned the use of foreign aid to fund abortion. Between 1986 and 1992, Presidents Reagan and Bush enforced a resulting policy banning US aid to groups that, they said, were managing or comanaging organizations that pay for abortions or provide information on abortions. This cut off two major family-planning agencies, the International Planned Parenthood Federation in London and the Planned Parenthood Federation of America in New York. Some 400 other family-planning groups agreed to have nothing to do with abortion. The day after he took office, President Clinton reversed the Reagan-Bush decision, opening the way for the two agencies to win a portion of the $385 million a year of bilateral US aid for family planning programs in more than 60 nations. …


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A FISH STORY: the food, and the oil supplements
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organic vs. conventional potatoes
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