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Beef With Bean Sprouts And Mushrooms
19 Jun 2009
The beef with bean sprouts recipe is a savory recipe for beef prepared with flank steak. Coated with soy sauce, sugar, garlic and cornstarch, the beef with bean sprouts is cooked with added green peppers, tomatoes and mushrooms in chicken stock. Beef with bean sprouts can be served with fried rice or chinese noodles.
|Flank steak
|2 Tablespoon
|Soy sauce
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Garlic/1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
|1 Clove (5 gm)
|4 Tablespoon
|Chicken bouillon cube/1 tablespoon powdered chicken stock base
|Boiling water
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Canned bean sprouts
|1 Pound, drained (1 Can)
|Green pepper
|1 Small, cut into strips
|Mushroom stems and pieces
|4 Ounce, drained (1 Can)
|Fresh tomato
|1 , cut up
Slice steak across grain in pieces about 1/8 inch thick and 2 inches long.
Stir cornstarch, soy sauce and sugar until smooth; add garlic.
Coat beef with mixture.
Heat oil in skillet; add beef and brown quickly.
Dissolve bouillon cube in boiling water and add to meat.
Stir constantly until thickened and glossy.
Add bean sprouts, green pepper and mushrooms.
Just before serving gently stir tomato through mixture.
Serve on Chinese noodles.
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Relish. Carrots, red onion and jalapeno pickled in the same brine. "Can we get some more," is the response at our table.
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Salsa. Traditional tacos are simple: homemade tortilla, simply prepared filling and great salsa.
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30. Elote. Roasted corn slathered in cheesy, creamy, spicy goodness. Other than that, I can't really vouch for it.
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Tapatio sauce. The happy vaquero in the large sombrero on the bottle always makes me smile, but not quite as much as the spicy red nectar within.
Bufalo sauce. The first sauce imported from Mexico I ever tried; traffic into my mouth hasn't slowed much since that initial foray.
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Coral Snake Salsa from Iguana Lounge. When the Iguana Mexican Grill revived the concept in 2008, this was the first thing I looked for on the new menu. Thankfully, I found it.
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Taco salad. Love that tortilla bowl. The vegetarian version at Abel's makes my wife happier than a new pair of shoes. Wait, maybe a gently used pair of shoes. Regardless, it makes her smile, so that makes me smile.
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Alcohol suspected in crash that killed 2 men and boy
Seconds after a pickup slammed head-on into an Oregon man s pickup on State Rt. 2 in Jerusalem Township, he called his boss pleading for help, saying his son was dead.
An injured and distraught Arturo M. Lopez, 29, contacted P.J. Kapfhammer three times Wednesday evening as he waited for rescue crews.
My son is dead, Mr. Lopez told Mr. Kapfhammer. Help me.
The 8-year-old who was killed, Arturo A. Lopez, a second-grader at Wynn Elementary in Oregon, is thought to be the fifth child and eighth person to die in alcohol-related crashes in Lucas County in less than three weeks. Authorities say they believe the other driver, Albert Michalak III, 52, of Curtice, who also was killed in the collision, was intoxicated.
Armando Cantu, Jr., 35, of Curtice, another passenger in the Lopez vehicle, also died in the wreck, said Lt. Robin Schmutz, commander of the Ohio Highway Patrol s Toledo post.
Mr. Lopez had left work at the Maumee Bay Turf Center, at Route 2 and Stadium Road in Oregon, and headed east on Route 2 with his son and Mr. Cantu, who was a co-worker. Mr. Lopez had planned to take Mr. Cantu home before returning to his residence in Oregon, said Mr. Kapfhammer, who owns the turf center business.
But police said the oncoming pickup Mr. Michalak was driving crossed the center line just east of Lyon Road and the vehicles collided head on about 8:25 p.m.
No one involved was wearing a seat belt, authorities said.
The Lopez boy, Mr. Cantu, and Mr. Michalak died of multiple blunt-force injuries, Dr. James Patrick, Lucas County coroner, said last night.
Mr. Lopez was flown to the University of Toledo Medical Center, formerly Medical College of Ohio Hospital. A nursing supervisor said yesterday she had no information on a patient by that name.
A passenger in Mr. Michalak s pickup, Franklin J. Gander, 42, of Curtice, was taken to St. Charles Mercy Hospital, where he was listed in fair condition.
Mr. Kapfhammer spent the night at the hospital with Mr. Lopez, who he said had some broken ribs.
Mr. Cantu was a single father of two daughters, Katilyn, 11, and Cassie, 9, who attend Jerusalem Elementary School. He had been employed at the landscaping business for two years.
They were fathers, they were family men, Mr. Kapfhammer said. They took care of their family.
Sgt. Scott Wyckhouse, the lead crash investigator for the Ohio Highway Patrol, said he has indications of where Mr. Michalak and his passenger had been before the crash, but he declined to divulge that information.
The Department of Liquor Control is assisting the investigation, he said yesterday while he and Trooper La Donna Klocinski set up a surveyor s transit to take laser measurements of the crash scene in front of the Phantom Fireworks store on Route 2.
Mr. Gander is not giving us a lot of information, the sergeant said.
Mr. Michalak had a prior drunken-driving conviction. In 1996, he was convicted in Oregon Municipal Court of operating a vehicle while intoxicated, and the same urine sample that revealed alcohol of about 0.164 gram per 100 millileters also tested positive for marijuana. Court staff said the 0.164 gram urine reading was equivalent to a 0.14 percent blood test.
Mr. Michalak also had five speeding convictions since 2002.
A woman who identified herself as Mr. Michalak s wife declined to comment by telephone from her home last night.
Bill Sanford, president of Compass Corporation for Recovery Services in Toledo, said police need to step up their enforcement against drunk drivers and punishment for those convicted of the offense needs to be tougher.
Something isn t getting through, he said. How many more people have to die before people take a strong stance on dealing with this issue?
Both pickups involved in the latest crash sustained heavy front-end and passenger-side damage, and the Lopez vehicle s cab became partially wrenched from its bed. That the heaviest damage occurred on both vehicles passenger sides shows that one or both drivers tried to avoid the crash at the last instant, Sergeant Wyckhouse said.
Sergeant Wyckhouse said blood samples were taken for analysis at the highway patrol s forensics laboratory, but results from those tests would not be available for weeks.
Mr. Lopez has been employed for eight years as a landscaper at Maumee Bay Turf Center. Mr. Kapfhammer said he would often take his son to work with him, and co-workers called the boy Junior.
The 8-year-old enthusiastically shoveled sidewalks and said he wanted to be in the business someday. He loved being at work with us, Mr. Kapfhammer said. He s like a son to me.
The principal at Wynn Elementary, Tim Holcombe, said the Lopez boy was smiling all the time.
Mr. Holcombe said as part of grieving process, students and teachers shared what they liked best about the boy.
Many students talked about how Arturo was their friend and how he went out of his way to talk to students when no one else would, Mr. Holcombe said.
Grief counselors were also at the school yesterday.
Arturo is believed to have been sitting between his father and Mr. Cantu in the pickup truck and was thrown out the vehicle s back window by the force of the crash, Sergeant Wyckhouse said.
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Hrithik Roshan's well-tonned body may have inspired many, but guess who is his inspiration? A 66-year-old woman, Madhavi Laad, who he met in his gym.
'Guess who I met while working out at true fitness!! My new inspiration! That's Mrs Madhavi Laad. Age 66. working out! Pushed by her son to join the gym! Bravo son! Moral 'its never to late 2 to be great!!' (So what's your excuse??!!) Cheers,' the 37-year-old tweeted.
Hrithik will be seen flaunting his toned body in the forthcoming 'Agneepath(2012)'
Siddharth having the time of his life with Dhawan
Southern actor Siddharth, who made his Bollywood debut with 'Rang De Basanti', is working in David Dhawan's untitled project and says he is having a ball while shooting for the movie.
'Having the best time on David Dhawan's shoot. I feel 10 years younger just because of all the laughter..wonderful gang. Great moments of fun,' the 32-year-old posted on Twitter.
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Raveena Tandon was recently seen at an event hosted by senior Samajwadi Party leader Mohnish Halder and her presence sparked rumours that she is planning to enter politics. However, the actress says she has no such intentions.
The event was an annual function of NGO Samantawadi Mahila Vikas Foundation.
'To set the record straight, not campaigned for a party, i am very apolitical. (I) was invited by a women's organization to honour and give out certificates to their women achievers, whom the organisation had trained for employment. Didn't see any political boards,' the 37-year-old tweeted.
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There are some very boring parts but they don't last too long and I didn't like the anime cartoon.
Okay, I own this movie and I really enjoyed it, the movie was split into 2 volumes. The plot of the story is a woman seeking revenge because 5 people were responsible for killing 8 people she loved and leaving her for dead. The movie does have some dark humor that I enjoyed.
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In the first hour of the Open Mike Program host Michael Cohen takes a look at the shocking vote by the Baseball Writers who decided not to elect anyone to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2013, with the faces of the Steroid Era, Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds on the ballot. Sean Bretherick and Daniel Feuerstein of Triple Coverage join the debate. Open Mike 1-9-13 Open Mike 1-9-13 pt 1
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Robert Griffin III is expected to start for the Washington Redskins Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles, barring any setbacks, reports NFL.com. Griffin, who has an lateral collateral ligament sprain, fully participated in Wednesday's practice. He will be evaluated Thursday and throughout the rest of the week, but the Redskins are confident he'll be ready to go Sunday. "I was able to go through a full practice, so that was good," Griffin said. "I feel good. It was exciting to get back out there and practice with everybody -- get ready for the game." Griffin told the media after practice that he has improved each day, and believed he could have played last Sunday. "It is frustrating," Griffin said. "Like I said, players play. I told them in the locker room when they told me that night, I would be upset. But once we step on the field, I was all for this team and all for Kirk. That's the way you have to approach it. You don't take those things to the field and try to become a cancer or a distraction to the team." Coach Mike Shanahan wouldn't acknowledge who would officially start Sunday, but he said he's confident with either Griffin or Kirk Cousins running the offense. "That's our system," Shanahan told NFL.com. "We have the ability to go a number of different ways. You just got to put together a game plan that best fits each guy." Notes: RG3 was fined $10,000 by the NFL as shown in the picture above for wearing an Adidas sweatsuit and t-shirt during a postgame news conference.
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A special blood drive is being held on Tuesday, June 30, in memory of Trimble County High School student, Christopher Goodin.
This is the second year the school system has hosted the blood drive in Christopher's memory. He passed away two years ago, at age 17, after battling cystic fibrosis.
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Many of you know that one of my hobbies is taking photos of butterflies. Butterfly populations, and that of the Monarch in particular, have been on the decline in recent years. This is due in part to the loss of habitat; plants that Monarchs and other butterflies depend upon for food and on which they lay their eggs. While encouraging farmers to control weeds in their pastures and crop fields, we have, perhaps, destroyed valuable habitat that butterfly populations need to survive. Perhaps we need to be a little more conservation minded and preserve areas where they can flourish.
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The Milton City Commission met for its regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday, June 11, in the Milton Municipal Building. Mayor Denny Jackson opened the meeting and instructed the Commission that they needed to have a second reading on an ordinance requiring residents to have waste collection services. Commissioners Lynn Comeaux, Jerry Harmon, Troy Alexander, and Mayor Jackson voted to approve the second reading of the ordinance. Commissioner Seth Willis was not present at the meeting.
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Mayor Jean Quan refuses to support the police and like many other cities across our great nation, Mayor Quan refuses to do anything about the "Occupy Movement". People have been killed, maimed, property, repeatedly destroyed in the name of protest! If this were in other parts of the world they would've been gunned down. But in Oakland, Police Officers being attacked by these "people" are brought under charges for not wearing &/or concealing their nametags.. Gee, I wonder why they would do that?? Mayor Jean Quan should be arrested & convicted for obstruction of justice! Impeach her & get a mayor that will support it's police and protect it's community. So many small mom & pop businesses have closed it's doors because of these incidents.
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Just two hours before they were set to call the port at Jebel Ali in the United Arab Emirates, the crew of the Maersk Tigris likely had little or no idea that the container ship would become international news while heightening tension in the Middle East.
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continued "We made some mistakes and didn't overcome them," Sanfilippo said. "That's the bottom line. It's a game of errors. We put the ball down a couple times (and) we had a couple stupid penalties."
The second half began much like the first half did for the Bees. Starting at its own 39, Sparks and Skipworth bullied their way into Henninger territory, and Skipworth finished the drive with a 29-yard TD run to give B'ville a 20-13 lead.
The Bees took over on downs after Henninger's next drive, but Tom Scarfino's 30-yard field goal attempt early in the fourth quarter bounced off the right upright, a carom that would prove quite important.
Black Knights quarterback Romero Collier needed only one play to tie the game, hitting Tiquan Simpkins for an 80-yard touchdown pass as Simpkins caught thje ball at the 45 and ran the rest of the way, the extra point making it 20-20 with 9:16 left in regulation.
B'ville squandered an opportunity to regain the lead on its next possession when Blasi threw his second interception of the night, to McGann.
Then the Black Knights chewed up the rest of the fourth quarter on one possession, driving all the way down to B'ville's one-yard line. Luckily for the Bees, Henninger's 13th penalty of the day turned a fourth-and-goal from the one-yard line into a fourth-and-goal rom the six.
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Remarks Before the Peterson Institute of International Economics
Commissioner Kara M. Stein
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June 12, 2014
Thank you, Adam, for the kind introduction. I also would like to thank the Peterson Institute for International Economics for hosting me today.
I, like all of you in this room, believe we need to have strong, vibrant capital markets if we want to have a healthy, job-creating economy. Our capital markets must be built on a foundation that is strong enough to withstand the next storm. During the Great Recession, we started a discussion about how to help insulate us when the next crisis comes.
The next financial crisis may come from any direction. My job is to help figure out where the next crisis may come from, and how to minimize the damage it would cause. That means we must identify systemic risks and mitigate them. Today, we have convened to continue this conversation and discuss what the SEC can do to better prevent the buildup and transmission of risks that can take down our entire financial system.
I'm going to begin our discussion today with a quick reminder of how we got here. And then, I'm going to focus on the three key areas where the SEC can play a critical role in addressing systemic risks. First, we need to step outside of our silo and think broadly and cooperatively with our fellow regulators, both domestic and international. Second, we need to focus on improving the stability and resiliency of the short-term funding markets, including securities lending and repurchase agreements (repo). Third, we need to re-examine how we evaluate capital, leverage, and liquidity within the financial institutions and funds we regulate.
With the financial crisis in the rear view mirror, many forget the forces that converged in 2007. Some even deny the impact of the recession, optimistically viewing our financial markets and our economy as inoculated from a virus that spread quickly and wreaked havoc on a global economy. Yet, studies demonstrate that the Great Recession continues to affect both attitudes and behaviors. A recent survey found that the generation entering the workforce now – the Millennials, who are 21 to 36 years old – have the same fiscally conservative views as the generation that exited the Great Depression.[1] Millennials are skeptical of the financial markets and long-term investing, yet we increasingly depend on them to invest and drive our economy.
I, too, am crisis-scarred. And I share a dream with these Millennials. I dream of never facing another financial crisis. I want to do my part to avoid ever having to face another one. The events of 2008 are indelibly etched into my memory. In 2008, while I was working for Senator Jack Reed, our country's economic leaders began closed-door briefings with members of Congress. Concerned about the unfolding financial crisis, the Chair of the Federal Reserve and the Secretary of Treasury pleaded for help and for an unprecedented financial intervention to stave off another Great Depression. They wanted tools to protect our Nation from an invisible force that came to be known as systemic risk. A comprehensive strategy was developed to stabilize our economy and unlock the credit markets in order to save our financial system.
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Yesterday on my commute to work, I became annoyed with the spotty coverage and slow connection provided by Verizon Wireless. I tweeted my frustration. Imagine my surprise when AT&T's social networking Tinkerbell responded to me: "Connect when and where you want with our reliable 4G LTE!" I found that amusing. The reason I switched to…Read More
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Spreading Sunshine in Private Equity Andrew J. Bowden, Director, Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations Private Equity International (PEI), Private Fund Compliance Forum 2014 New York, NY May 6, 2014 Andrew J. Bowden is the Securities and Exchange Commission's Director of Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations (OCIE) and will lead its National Exam…Read More
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Depositor Discipline of Risk-Taking by U.S. Banks Stavros Peristiani and João Santos Liberty Street Economics April 14, 2014 This post is the second in a series of six Liberty Street Economics posts on liquidity issues. The recent financial crisis caused the largest rise in the number of bank failures since the unprecedented banking crisis…Read More
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Today, I am compelled to direct your attention today to a column by my Bloomberg colleague Jonathan Weil, titled "The Best SEC Speech Ever." The speech that Weil referred to in the headline was the retirement speech of Jim Kidney, a 25-year veteran trial attorney at the Securities and Exchange Commission. Three things stood out…Read More
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Jim Kidney's SEC Farewell Speech Now what you have all come here for. To hear some final words from Jim Kidney. Emphasis on FINAL. I originally planned this to start at noon so I could give a four hour speech getting even. But sadly, it is not to be. I went through my grudge…Read More
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Throughout the 2014 softball season, the NFCA has been featuring some of the sport's highest-profile contests in our "Featured Five" Games of the Week segment.
Each weekly installment is released on Thursday, providing live stat links, official web sites, game notes, returnee info, Twitter accounts and any available broadcast links in hopes of becoming another source for fans to visit during the season for information on some of collegiate softball's best games.
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#4 Florida at #3 Tennessee
Site: Sherri Parker Lee Stadium, Knoxville, Tenn.
Dates/Game Times: Fri., March 28, 6 p.m. ET; Sat., March 29, 1 p.m. ET; Sun., March 30, 1 p.m. ET
Radio/TV Coverage: Florida Radio (Game 1) | Florida Radio (Games 2 & 3) | Tennessee Radio (Game 2) | Tennessee Radio (Game 3) | LIVE VIDEO (Game 1) | ESPN3 TV (Game 2) | ESPN3 TV (Game 3)
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Live Stats: #4 Florida at #3 Tennessee (GM-1) | (GM-2) | (GM-3)
Game Notes/Official Sites: Florida Game Notes | Florida Softball Official Site | Tennessee Softball Central/Notes | Tennessee Softball Official Site
All About #4 Florida: The (31-4 overall, 5-4 SEC) Gators are ranked No. 3 in the first NCAA Ratings Percentage Index of the season heading into a key Southeastern Conference weekend series. Florida is tied with in-state rival Florida State for the most victories in the country. Sophomore second baseman Kelsey Stewart (.402 average, six doubles, four triples, four homers, 33 RBI) has reached base in every game and has scored 39 runs. Junior outfielder Brianna Little (.364 average, three stolen bases) and freshman outfielder Justine McLean (.342, 28 runs scored, 10 stolen bases) are both hitting better than .340, while junior first baseman/pitcher Lauren Haeger (.323 average, .646 slugging percentage) has a team-best 10 homers and 35 RBI. Sophomore utility player Taylore Fuller had her second grand slam of the season in Wednesday's 10-6 triumph over the University of Central Florida, while sophomore first baseman Taylor Schwarz had a solo homer against UCF and has three homers in her last six games following a 19-game power outage. Senior Hannah Rogers (14-3, 1.57 ERA, 79 strikeouts in 93.2 innings), freshman Delanie Gourley (11-1, 2.08 ERA, 92 strikeouts in 80.2 innings) and Haeger (6-0, 1.73 ERA, 46 strikeouts in 52.2 innings) have formed a powerful trio in the circle. Florida leads the all-time series with the Lady Vols, 43-21 and is 15-11 in games played in Knoxville.
All About #3 Tennessee: The (28-3 overall, 5-1 SEC) Lady Vols come into the matchup of USA Today/NFCA Top 25 powers riding a five-game win streak and have captured nine of their last 10 contests. Senior shortstop Madison Shipman (.433 average, nine doubles, eight homers) is the reigning SEC Player of the Week after batting .429 with a grand slam and seven RBI in last weekend's three-game sweep of South Carolina. Freshman catcher/infielder Annie Aldrete (.393 average, eight doubles, two triples, five homers), senior outfielder/infielder Melissa Davin (.347 average, nine doubles, six homers, team-leading 30 RBI) and freshman Megan Geer (.340, team-best 31 runs scored, nine doubles, 13 stolen bases) also highlight the potent Tennessee offense. Senior Ellen Renfroe (18-0, 1.34 ERA, 142 strikeouts in 120 innings) and sophomore Erin Gabriel (5-0, 1.98 ERA, 37 strikeouts in 35.1 innings) are both unbeaten in the circle, while sophomore Rainey Gaffin (4-2, 1.63 ERA, 37 strikeouts in 30 innings) has also been tough on opposing batters. The teams split their four games last season, including a dominant UT win over the Gators at the WCWS. Two or fewer runs have decided five of the last six meetings between the two and four of the last five have gone to extra innings. Tennessee is 11-6 all-time against the Gators when ranked higher than them. This is the first time they will meet while both ranked in the top four.
Some Additional Major Division I Games This Weekend:
#5 Washington at #2 Oregon – PAC-12 NETWORK (ALL THREE GAMES) | LIVE STATS (GM-1) (GM-2) (GM-3) – Fri., March 28 at 6 p.m. ET; Sat., March 29 at 6 p.m. ET; Sun., March 30 at 6 p.m. ET
#13 Georgia at #16 Missouri – MIZZOU VIDEO (PAY) (GM-1) (GM-2) (GM-3) | GEORGIA RADIO (GM-1) (GM-2) (GM-3) | LIVE STATS (GM-1) (GM-2) (GM-3) – Fri., March 28 at 7:30 p.m. ET; Sat., March 29 at 3 p.m. ET; Sun., March 30 at 1 p.m. ET
#21 Auburn at #10 Kentucky – UK VIDEO (PAY) (GM-1) (GM-2) (GM-3) | LIVE STATS (GM-1) (GM-2) (GM-3) – Fri., March 28 at 6 p.m. ET; Sat., March 29 at 3 p.m. ET; Sun., March 30 at 1 p.m. ET
#8 Arizona at #11 Arizona State
Site: Farrington Softball Stadium, Tempe, Ariz.
Dates/Game Times: Friday, March 28 at 7 p.m. ET; Sat., March 29 at 9 p.m. ET; Sun., March 30 at 9 p.m. ET
Radio/TV Coverage: Pacific-12 Network (ALL THREE GAMES)
Follow them on Twitter: @UA_Softball, @ASUSoftball
Live Stats: #8 Arizona at #11 Arizona State (ALL THREE GAMES)
Game Notes/Official Sites: Arizona Softball Official Site | Arizona Preview/Notes | Arizona State Softball Official Site
All About #8 Arizona: The (28-6 overall, 3-3 Pac-12) Wildcats face their archrival Sun Devils after scorching Oregon State 36-2 in a three-game sweep that featured three mercy-rule shortened games. Arizona leads the nation in batting average (.361), home runs (54) and slugging percentage (.638), and ranks third in Division I in scoring (7.94 runs/game). Junior catcher Chelsea Goodacre (.330 average, five doubles, 48 RBI) is tied for the NCAA lead in homers with 13, while junior shortstop Kellie Fox (.444 average, five doubles, 38 runs scored) has 12, which ranks fifth. Senior catcher/utility player Kelsey Rodriguez (11 doubles) leads the team in hitting with a .462 (36-of-78) mark, while Alex Lavine (.459) ranks second. On defense, the Wildcats have the second-ranked fielding percentage (.980) nationally and boast the country's 10th-best ERA (1.47). Senior Estela Pinon (9-4, 1.09 ERA) leads the way in the circle with 64 strikeouts in 64 innings. Undefeated sophomore Nancy Bowling (6-0, 1.37 ERA, 53 strikeouts in 46 innings) and freshman Michelle Floyd (4-0, 0.70 ERA), plus redshirt senior Kenzie Fowler (5-3, 1.70 ERA) have all been similarly stingy in the runs department.
All About #11 Arizona State: The 11-rated Sun Devils enter action against their in-state rival Arizona at 30-5 overall and third in the Pac-12 standings at 4-2, a game ahead of the Wildcats. ASU is fresh off a home league sweep of then-No. 24 Stanford, requiring every ounce of what its second-ranked conference offense could produce to outscore the Cardinal by an overall count of 32-20, including 16-15 (9 inn.) in the series opener. Arizona State is hitting .349 overall as a team (third in the NCAA), scoring at a 7.1 run-per-game clip and has blasted 46 HR's while rating fifth in the Pac-12 in both ERA (1.70) and fielding percentage (.966). Junior catcher Amber Freeman, a 2013 NFCA First Team All-American, guides the offensive assault with the fourth-best average in the conference (.447) to go along with five HR's, 29 RBIs and a team-leading .518 on-base percentage. In all seven different Sun Devil batters possess at least 20 RBIs, led by junior third baseman Haley Steele (.358 avg., six HR's, team-high 34 RBIs), senior shortstop Cheyenne Coyle (.340 avg., eight HR's, 30 RBIs) and senior outfielder Alix Johnson (.341 avg., 36 runs scored, six HR's, 30 RBIs). ASU is very experienced in the circle with a pair of seniors, NFCA All-American Dallas Escobedo (13-4, 1.60 ERA, Pac-12-high 175 K's, 113.2 IP) and Mackenzie Popescue (15-1, 1.47 ERA, 48 K, 86 IP), each having twirled at least 86 innings.
#19 Nebraska at #23 Northwestern
Site: The Ballpark at Rosemont, Rosemont, Ill. & Sharon J. Drysdale Field, Evanston, Ill.
Date/Game Time: Fri., March 28, 12:30 p.m. ET (Rosemont, Ill.); Sat., March 29, 5 p.m. ET (Rosemont, Ill.); Sun., March 30, 1 p.m. ET (Drysdale Field) ***(if Sharon J. Drysdale Field is deemed unplayable for Sunday, teams may play a DH on Saturday in Rosemont, Ill.)
Radio/TV Coverage: Northwestern Radio (GM-1) (GM-2) (GM-3) | Nebraska Radio (ALL THREE GAMES)
Follow them on Twitter: @HuskerSoftball, @NUSBCats
Live Stats: #19 Nebraska at #23 Northwestern (GM-1) (GM-2) (GM-3)
Game Notes/Official Sites: Nebraska Softball Official Site | Nebraska Preview & Game Notes | Northwestern Softball Official Site
All About #19 Nebraska: The 19th-rated Huskers (21-10, 1-2 Big Ten) will look to get back on track in the league after dropping two-of-three during its Big Ten opening series against nationally ranked Minnesota (March 21-23). Nebraska's resume is impressive with additional high-profile 2014 victories over nationally ranked teams Florida State, Texas A&M, Oklahoma and Washington. The squad is hitting .at a .268 clip (seventh in the Big Ten) and scoring approximately 4.5 runs-per-contest, while its pitchers have limited the opposition to a .210 average and 2.5 RPG. For the Huskers it's often the dynamic sister-duo that leads the way as Taylor Edwards guides the offensive attack at .444 overall (third in the league) with a team-best 26 runs scored, nine HR's and 19 RBIs, while sibling Tatum Edwards is 11-6 from the circle with a squad-high 1.49 ERA and 106 strikeouts over 112.2 innings, while also having added four HR's and 16 RBIs. In all six Huskers have contributed at least 10 RBIs, highlighted by 23 from sophomore Hailey Decker (.317 avg., 14 extra-base hits, including 10 doubles) and 14 from freshman infielder Marjani (MJ) Knighten (.236 avg., six doubles, two HR's). Sophomore right-hander Emily Lockman has provided tremendous support from the circle, recording a 10-4 mark with a 2.35 ERA and 66 K's over 92.1 frames.
All About #23 Northwestern: The Wildcats (18-6 overall, 2-1 Big Ten), under the guidance of 13th-year head coach Kate Drohan, prep to battle Nebraska having won eight of their last 10 contests, including two-of-three last weekend against Wisconsin during their Big Ten Conference opening set. NU's offense has been prolific thus far, rating ninth in all of Division I and tops in the league in batting average (.344), and first in the conference in on-base percentage (.439), slugging percentage (.501), RBIs (152) and runs scored (173). That scoring proficiency been a real key to the team's success as the pitching staff ranks just seventh out of 12 Big Ten teams in ERA at 3.18. Senior Emily Allard (IF/OF) guides the offense average-wise at .411 overall with a team-leading 25 runs scored and 15 stolen bases. Senior infielder Marisa Bast (.380 avg., four HR's) sits second in the league with 32 RBIs, while sophomore infielder Andrea Filler has contributed a .397 average, nine extra-base hits and 20 RBIs. The 'Cats have utilized four pitchers during the 2014 campaign with sophomore Kristen Wood (9-2, 3.59 ERA, 94 K's, 74 IP) and senior Sammy Albanese (5-3, 3.61 ERA, 29 K's, 40.2 IP) having drawn the most time in the circle.
#RV North Alabama at #8 Alabama-Huntsville – DIVISION II
Site: Charger Park, Huntsville, Ala.
Date/ Game Time: Sat., March 29 (DH) at 3 & 5 p.m. ET; Sun., March 30 at 2 p.m. ET
Radio/TV Coverage: None
Follow them on Twitter: @UNARoarLions, @UAHChargers
Live Stats: #RV North Alabama at #8 Alabama-Huntsville (ALL THREE GAMES)
Official Sites: North Alabama Softball Official Site | Alabama-Huntsville Softball Official Site
All About #RV North Alabama: North Alabama enters this weekend's series against nationally ranked UAH at 28-8 overall and leading the current Gulf South Conference standings at 13-5 (actually second behind Shorter who isn't eligible for postseason play). UNA is currently on a two-game losing streak, however, having dropped the final two games of a three-contest set over March 22-23 to Union. The Lions currently own the top pitching staff in the league by ERA at 1.71, while the offense leads in total hits (325), rates second in runs scored (233), HR's (40) and RBIs (221) and is third in overall batting average at .322. Recent Louisville Slugger/NFCA Division II National Player of the Week selection Chloe Wolf (Jr., 1B) leads the way offensively at .370 overall with 15 extra-base hits, including seven HR"s, and 31 RBIs. Junior outfielder Chelsea Showers has added a .358 average, a team-leading nine HR's and 22 RBIs, while senior outfielder Shelby Goodman (.342 avg., 7 HR's) guides the squad in both doubles (nine) and RBIs (32). The top two pitchers in the league by ERA, rookie Hillary Carpenter (13-4, 1.38 ERA, 63 K's, 117 IP) and junior BreeAnna Blevins (14-4, 1.92 ERA, 134 K's, 124 IP) have each tossed over 100 total frames.
All About #8 Alabama-Huntsville: Recently rated as high as No. 2 in the nation, now eight-ranked Alabama-Huntsville (23-5, third in the Gulf South Conference at 10-5 – fourth if considering ineligible Shorter) extended its current winning skein to four straight match-ups by sweeping a doubleheader against Miles (W 7-0, W 9-3) on March 25. With a .335 team batting average and a 2.09 squad ERA, UAH sits second in the GSC in each of those categories and third in overall fielding percentage at .963. The Chargers offense has swiped an incredible 115 bases in 126 attempts and currently possesses three of the top five hitters in the league by average. That trio is powered by senior outfielder Macie Couey (12 extra-base hits including seven triples, 15 steals, 15 RBIs), who currently leads the GSC at .433. Junior infielder Victoria Frith (.421 avg., team-best 31 runs scored and 26 steals, 19 RBIs) and freshman pitcher/first baseman Tyler Harrison (.403 avg., seven doubles, 22 RBIs) rate fourth and fifth in the GSC by average, respectively. UAH utilizes a true "pitching staff" as four hurlers own at least four victories and have tossed at least 39 innings from the circle. Rookie Emily Glover (6-2, 35 K's, 57 IP) ranks fifth in the conference with a 2.58 ERA, while fellow freshmen Taylor Doriety (1.97 ERA, 21 K's 39 IP) is dead-locked for the team lead in triumphs at 6-1 overall.
Some Additional Major Division II Games This Weekend:
#4 Armstrong Atlantic at #RV Georgia College (DH) – LIVE STATS (BOTH GAMES) | LIVE VIDEO (BOTH GAMES) – Fri., March 21 at 2 & 4 p.m. ET
#24 Midwestern State at #12 Angelo State – LIVE VIDEO (ALL FOUR GAMES) | LIVE STATS (FRI-GM-1) (FRI-GM-2) (SAT-GM-1) (SAT-GM-2) – Sat., March 22 at 11 a.m. ET
#23 Washington (Mo.) at #12 Central (Iowa) – DIVISION III
Site: Central College Softball Field, Pella, Iowa
Date/Game Time: Sat., March 29, 2 p.m. ET
Radio/TV Coverage: LIVE VIDEO
Follow them on Twitter: @WUSTLBears, @CentralDutch
Live Stats: No. 23 Washington (Mo.) at #12 Central (Iowa)
Game Notes/Official Sites: Washington (Mo.) Softball Official Site | Central Softball Official Site
All About #23 Washington (Mo.): The Bears went just 1-3 in their own Mizuno Invitational last weekend, but did much better than that record may suggest, since all four games were against teams ranked in the NFCA Division III Top 25. Every game was decided by one run, including a 1-0 eight-inning loss to No. 18 Illinois Wesleyan, which was receiving votes in the poll at the time, a 4-3 loss to No. 12 Coe (now ranked ninth) and a split with No. 21 Augustana (17th at the time of their two games). Senior outfielder Maggie Ingell (.471 average, .809 slugging percentage, nine doubles, four homers, 21 RBI), junior infielder Adrienne White (.436 average, three doubles, two homers), and freshman outfielders Kenzie James (.404 average, 23 RBI, 12 stolen bases) and Hannah Mehrle (.400 average, .700 slugging percentage) fuel a lineup hitting .342, while senior infielder/pitcher Kelsey Neal (.356, four homers, 22 RBI) and graduate catcher/infielder Stacy Berg (.333, seven doubles, 16 RBI) also contribute heavily. Sophomore Annie Pitkin has pitched the bulk of Washington's innings (74), compiling a 7-5 record and a 1.42 ERA with 81 strikeouts, while Neal (4-2, 1.95 ERA in 50.1 innings) and fellow sophomores Amanda Kalupa (2-0, 1.40 ERA in 10 innings) and Brooke Hofer (1-0 in five appearances, including one start) have also seen time in the circle.
All About #12 Central: The Dutch won 12 of their 16 contests on their trip West to the Tucson Invitational Games in Arizona, including claiming their first six games of the season by a 61-0 margin. For the tournament, Central outscored its opponents 115-30, notched seven shutouts and had six games shortened by the eight-run mercy rule. The Dutch shook off a stretch of three straight losses in the middle of their trip by winning six of their final seven. Junior third baseman Whitney Sowers (.591 average, three doubles, team-best three homers and .909 slugging percentage), senior shortstop Annie Sarcone (.478 average, six doubles, team-best 22 RBI and 10 stolen bases) and junior second baseman Abbey Strajack (.446 average, 25 hits, including three doubles) head a powerful offense that is hitting .363 as a unit and boasts seven regulars averaging more than .340 at the plate. Sophomore Trisha Smith (4-0, 0.47 ERA, 48 strikeouts in 44.2 innings), junior Mallory Schulenber (4-3, 2.88 ERA, 27 strikeouts in 34 innings) and senior Brie Haycraft (4-1, 0.69 ERA in five starts) have split time in the circle to compile a combined 1.34 ERA.
Some Additional Major Division III Games This Weekend:
#19 Redlands at RV Claremont-Mudd-Scripps – LIVE STATS – LIVE VIDEO – at Claremont, Calif. – Sat., March 29 at 3 & 5 p.m. ET
Bowdoin at #1 Tufts – Fri., March 28 at 4 p.m. ET & Sat., March 29 at Noon & 2:30 p.m. ET
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37 year old man | Granada Hills, CA, USA | Seeking women 24-35 within 75 miles
I am a Tall...Handsome...Gentleman
To start you off, here are some things about me: I am a happy and active man who loves getting out of the house. I find happiness in all that I do and wherever I go; if I get the opportunity to lend a hand at the grocery store...I go for it. I love to help solve problems/issues. I am a problem solver who is always thinking about the next challenge. I can be found at the local saltwater aquarium store, "doing research" during my free time. My family has classified me as being a NERD because of my passion for saltwater aquariums. Actually, it's only when I try explaining the concepts behind the photosynthetic corals/invertebrates and the nitrogen cycle. Very interesting stuff,huh? ...but who really cares, right? I tell you who cares, the woman of my dreams. I love a woman who has my back...that Bonnie and Clyde thing!!! I enjoy jogging around my city blocks and working out at my local gym. Other than being out and about, I also love to cook and eat at home. There's nothing like a home cooked meal. That's right, I can be very happy in the kitchen and even shopping for any needed items. I make my own shopping and to do lists, which may set me apart from others I know. However, there is an art to doing both and though I haven't mastered it yet, I am learning more and more with each trip. I consider myself to be a patient and easy going person who takes the time to understand before offering my opinion. I'm a "good guy". How often have you heard that? Probably not enough. I would love to meet a woman who likes going out and having a great time with or without me being there...a true free spirited/independent woman. I am looking for a woman who isn't afraid of speaking her mind...a WONDER WOMAN. Ladies if you are just looking for a friend to chat to, I may or may not be that one...but I'll try. Anything is possible with a little faith and hard work. My match would not only fit my descriptions I listed in my profile but also have additional qualities that have not been mentioned. I love to think, so if you can keep me guessing you'll more than likely keep me interested and entertained. I love water and my match would also have to love one of the world's greatest elements and that happens to be: WATER!!!
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Business networking , Cooking , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Gardening/Landscaping , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Performing arts , Playing cards , Playing sports , Religion/Spiritual , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Video games , Volunteering , Watching sports
Aerobics, Auto racing / Motorcross, Basketball, Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Cycling, Football, Golf, Other types of exercise, Running, Swimming, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Fish
I like Dogs, Exotic Pets
I have a 70 gallon saltwater reef aquarium.
I like traveling to the beaches of Ventura Co. for a small break away from the busy city scene. I enjoy quite evenings listening to the wind and watching a colorful sunset. Taking a trail up the mountain side to view the city is always breathtaking.
I love the color blue and I enjoy eating shellfish. (crab, lobster, and shrimp). My favorite place to be when it rains is out and about taking a long walk avoiding puddles. I enjoy what I call the true essence of life...the outdoor climates.
I enjoy jogging, cycling, sight seeing and volunteering my help. I don't have my own children yet, so I spend time with my nephews at our local museums, parks and local arcade plazas. We have a blast!!!
I don't consider myself to be a book worm. My book collection consist of saltwater aquariums, self-help/motivational and Firefighting books...I have to admit that I do plenty of research on my current hobbies and firefighting.
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|What he is looking for
|6'0" (182cms)
|5'1" (154cms) to 5'11" (180cms)
|Body type:
|Athletic and toned
|Slender, About average, Curvy, Athletic and toned
|No preference
|Auburn / Red, Black, Light brown, Dark brown, Blonde, Dark blonde
|No Way
|No Way, Yes, but trying to quit
|Medical / Dental / Veterinary / Fitness
|No preference
EMS - Emergency Medical Service ER-Tech
|$50,001 to $75,000
|$25,001 to $35,000, $35,001 to $50,000, $50,001 to $75,000, $75,001 to $100,000, $100,001 to $150,000, $150,001+
|Never Married
|Never Married, Currently Separated, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home, No
|Wants kids:
|Definitely, Someday, Not sure
|Black / African descent
|No preference
Tall...Handsome...Gentleman with a HUGE heart.
|Christian / Other
|Spiritual but not religious, Christian / Other
"rejoice in our suffering, suffering produces perserverance, perserverance character and character hope...." Romans 5:3
|Some college
|No preference
I will always consider myself as a student. There's always something to be taught and learned.


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Steelers coach Tomlin told Nantz he feared a Tim Tebow big play in OT
What Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin feared the night before the Steelers played the Broncos in the AFC wild-card game became his nightmare at Sports Authority Field at Mile High back in January.
CBS broadcaster Jim Nantz, who is the subject of Thursday's Denver Post "Fan Mail" that gets posted in full later this week, said Monday his favorite Tim Tebow play this season was the 80-yard overtime pass to Demaryius Thomas.
A lot of it is because Tomlin told Nantz the night before the game that he didn't want to give the Broncos the ball first should the game go to overtime. Because of the new NFL overtime rule, both teams were guaranteed a possession in overtime, unless the team that got the ball first (in this case the Broncos) scored a touchdown.


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Team owner Bobby Rahal watches practice during opening day. Saturday May 14 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Jessica Hoffman/For the Star
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Question: I would love to see a map of the Indy road course changes that are under consideration. Can we? (Curtis, Jefferson City, Mo.)
Answer: Too difficult to say at this point as it depends on the direction chosen. There are three sections of the track that would be in play either way: Infield Turn 1, behind the museum, the area at the north end. The most significant, in my opinion, gets modified either way: The infield's main road, Hulman Road, will be lengthened and given a hard braking zone for passing. One change that I was surprised by involves the cars going counter-clockwise. In that ...