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Hazel Harrison
Hazel Harrison (May 12, 1883 – April 29, 1969) was an African American concert pianist. She was the first fully American-trained musician to appear with a European orchestra.[1]
Harrison was born in La Porte, Indiana,[3] and spent most of her childhood home schooled. In her 20s Harrison went to Europe for employment and education. She spent most of her time in Berlin performing recitals and performing with the Berlin Philharmonic. She later returned to the states and while performing in Chicago received sponsorship to travel back to Europe. During the next several years Harrison continued her studies with Ferrucio Busoni in Berlin. She then began performing as a concert pianist both in Europe and the U.S.
In 1931, Harrison accepted a job as the head of the piano department at the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama. In 1936 she moved to Washington, D.C. and accepted a teaching job at Howard University, where she remained until retirement in 1955. While teaching, Harrison still performed in the U.S., and after retirement she accepted positions at Alabama State A&M College and Jackson College[disambiguation needed].
- ^ Reveal, Judith C. (2000). "Harrison, Hazel". Women in World History, Vol. 7: Harr-I. Waterford, CT: Yorkin Publications. pp. 23–24. ISBN 0-7876-4066-2.
- ^ Taylor, Julius F. "The Broad Ax". Illinois Digital Newspaper Collections. Retrieved 22 June 2015.
- ^ Richardson, Deborra A. (1994). "Harrison, Hazel (1883–1969)". Black Women in America: An Historical Encyclopedia. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. pp. 540–541. ISBN 0-253-32774-1.
Further reading[edit]
- Cazort, Jean E. and Hobson, Constance Tibbs, Born to Play: The Life and Career of Hazel Harrison, Greenwood Press, 1983 ISBN 0-313-23643-7
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Studly Adventurer
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Very nice....
Sorry for the lost of your buddy
What a great reports
I love Baja story
Keep it coming please
Thanks for sharing
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Lucky Rider
Joined: Feb 2005
Location: Baja is good
Oddometer: 1,211
The rest of the fuel story
Well, I better finish off the 'fuel empty airplane' story so that I can get back to this trip report. Here it is.
We secured the plane, and the first car that came along was a 68 Ford station wagon. A man and his wife and 3 kids were in the seats. We got to ride in the back. We were happy to not be walking. Once into town we got a hotel room right on the corner of the town square. There was nothing that we could do that night. We had dinner and some beers and watched the girls parade around the park till we went to bed.
I was the only one of us that could speak any Spanish, and that wasnt much. Today was Sunday. We found out the night before where the Company bosss house was. It was a mansion up on the hill. We didnt figure that 'being Sunday' was going to help any. Somehow we made an appointment to talk with him. Any authorization to get Co Av gas would have to come from him.
We walked up to his house at the appointed time. 10am if I remember right. It was very formal. We had to wait a short time. El Jefe was in his finest white suit. The butler escorted us in, and we were invited to have tea. All this was in Spanish. I can ask for direction, food, beer or most anything to do with traveling in Spanish, but I was pretty poor with small talk.
El Jefe was very polite. He kept us away from the subject that we wanted to talk about for about 15 minutes of very uncomfortable idle chatter. Finally we got on the subject of Av gas. I found it uncomfortable that we were dumb enough to let ourselves run out of gas.
After 20 minute, El Jefe let us off the hook and began speaking English fluently to us. Hed been having a good time at our expense. I have to admit that we deserved it.
Sure enough he authorized 10 gallon of gas for us out of the company warehouse. He even loaned us gas cans from the warehouse, and had a pickup run us up to the plane. We couldnt have hoped for more. We got off the ground , and made the trip home that Sunday, and to work on Monday just like nothing had happened....albeit a little smarter.
Ratman.......Pete .... My Solo Continental Divide Ride
....and of course, Luck beats good...
OLDEN DAYS...mostly BAJA
Lucky Rider
Joined: Feb 2005
Location: Baja is good
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Thankyou, Scubalong, for the feedback. If you really like Baja stories, here's how it was back in the beginning when it started officially in 1967. BTW, OMB ran that race with a VW based dune buggy that he'd put a 90hp Volvo engine in.
Ratman.......Pete .... My Solo Continental Divide Ride
....and of course, Luck beats good...
OLDEN DAYS...mostly BAJA
Lucky Rider
Joined: Feb 2005
Location: Baja is good
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Continuing on...
I began Friday by travelling east still looking for where the race crossed HWY 3. It turned out to be only a few miles from the road to San Felipe (HWY 5). Here's the scene looking west from just south of HWY 3.
I pulled off the road and spotted some gringos nearby, so I walked over with hope of getting some scuttlebutt about what had happened so far.
These guys were great...
That's Trevor on the right and Jeff in the middle. Sorry, but I can't remember the guys name on the left except he has a Small KTM bike shop/dealership in Oregon.
Anyway, Trevor and Jeff had run a 450cc Honda off the starting line, and then Jeff took over and ran the second section. Jeff handed the bike off to a third rider who handed the bike off to a fourth rider to do the Laguna Salada run down to this road crossing.
All had been going as it was planned back in Oregon until the Laguna Salada dry lake piece. First it was an odd noise and then the engine seized tighter than a nun's knickers. Just like that, in an eye's blink, their race was over.
They'd gotten word just a few minutes before I got there. They had enough time to regain their composure, but it was clear that their heart's had taken a big hit.
In the old says of the 60s and 70s they'd have had to wait for hours till a rider came in with a 'Stuck Stub'. A tablet and pencil was issued to every driver so that you could write a message and give it to a passing racer, and hope that they would remember to hand it off at a check point. That was how communications happened back then.
.....but today the stricken rider got out his I-tablet, and communicated his situation to the team folks back in Oregon, and then that was passed to all the pit crews wherever they were in Baja. Probably took all of 5 minute to decide where they were exactly, and get a nearby pit crew underway for the rescue. Ah,.....it's a wonderful world that we live in.
I bullshited with the boys for a half hour or so. I could see in that short time their moods went from despair to what they could do better next time. I predict a bright racing future for these guys.
While I was there, a few bikes came thru. Anyone coming thru there now was at least a couple hour off their proper times. The first bikes came thru at around 3am. This was not much of a spectator spot, so I decided to move on down the road.
Old Man Buds 3 boys were going to be down south of San Felipe about 30 miles where they have beach houses. They usually have a big group that go out to the race course nearby and party while the race passes by. I decided to go there. It was only about 65 miles away.
On the way south to SF... Notice that slash of clear sky just over the mtns. It had gotten ahead of me in a southern direction as the clouds moved east.
I gassed up in SF. I have a nearly 200 mile range, but it's a good idea to get gas when it's available. I continued south along the beach....some of the shrimp fleet was anchored off shore.
These are working boats, and have passed the tests of time.
I chased that slash of clear sky south, and I was gaining on it.
I stopped at the boy's beach houses, and their plans to watch the race weren't going to materialize till 2 or 3 that afternoon, so I decided to go have breakfast at the one of the several cafes that have popped up there across from Campo Virgel.
While I ate I developed a new plan. Instead of waiting till the 4 wheeler came thru here at 3pm, I'd ride back to Valle De Trinidad and catch the first bike coming back thru on the way to Ensenada. They were due in there around 2 to 3 pm.
A headwind had been picking up as I rode south, but now I was reaping the benefit as I went back north along the Mtn.
There's the fishing fleet again as I approach San Felipe harbor.
I blasted thru town and back toward VT. That's Diablo Dry Lake out there showing some dust from traffic. Races have often gone across there at speeds report to be 130mph, but not this time.
Those Mtn peaks are at 10000+ ft and the dry lake is at 50 ft so that's one of the worlds tallest rises from the base around it. The Mexican Observatory is on one of them.
I'm approaching San Matias pass at H on the map. There's 5 miles of great twisties there, but today there was a wind from the west really gusting thru the pass. It made riding not so Good.
I had almost no traffic going my way, but I'd never seen so much traffic going east, as all the spectators and pit vehicles scramble to get where they wanted to be.....and as you might suspect, under these conditions, everybody is a racer. Caution is the word of the day.
I pulled into VT for gas. The gas station was lined up many cars deep, but there were 3 motos getting fuel on one side of the pump. I pulled into that group looking like I belonged with them, and got my gas without a bunch of waiting.
Those three bikes had an interesting story. I asked them where they were headed, thinking they were here to watch the race. Nope the race was a lucky happenstance to them. they were on their way to Cabo and had 2 or 3 weeks or....to get to know the Baja way.
We all pulled over to the event taco stand for a BS session.
[left to right] Andy, Tyler, and Matt........We talked maps and how they had come to find themselves in this situation.
Tyler and Matt had a fast food fish place up north...they'd started out together in a catering truck, and now had the fish place. Tyler had been a chef at nice restaurants, and now was having the time of his life in the less posh food business.
Andy had an interesting story as well. He was a union organizer currently dealing with the under represented nurses situation. He had also decided to come on this trip with the boys instead of taking a vacation with his girl friend. We all got a chuckle out of that for rest of our time together.
They wanted to go to Mikes Sky ranch to see Mike's and watch the race, but were nervous about going backwards on the course, and wondered if I knew the way in from the Simpsons Ranch side. So I told them what I knew about my trip thru there 20 years ago. Who knows what that roads like now.
In no time at all, Matt had an internet map of that route on his touch phone. I don't know how they do that. It's that 'wonderful world' thing again, I reckon.
The boys had done a lot of googling on the net, and had heard about the cliff road north out of VT. They wanted to see that, so I offered to show them where it was and lead them up it.
I've been up it many times, but the last time was maybe the late '70. It was a good deal rougher than I'd remembered. It's only a 1/2 mile long, and when we got near the top I found a wide spot in the road to tell them that that was all there was.
It was about 12:30 now. The boys walked some of the course, and climbs boulder, while deciding what to do next.
I new that I'd found my place to watch the race, and spend the night. The boy didn't want to abandon me, but I knew this was going to be much more boring than a ride up to Mike's Sky Ranch, so I told them as much, and they took off for Mikes. Three nice guys. I enjoyed my time with them.
I set up camp and made myself some afternoon coffee...it was prolly 1:30 now.
Figuring that the bikes would average 50mph, meant that they could be here as early as 2pm. I gathered some firewood and prepared for another long night. I played with the camera and waited.....looking back at Valle De Trinidad.
At 2:35 the first bike came thru. It was the team of, now decease, Kurt Casselli that had the lead by only a couple minutes over Udahl's team. Then the next bike didn't come thru until 2 hrs later. There were only 5 bike that came thru in the day light, and maybe a total of 10 by the time that I went to bed at 7pm. I couldn't wait for the lead Trophy Trucks to come thru at midnight.
Ratman.......Pete .... My Solo Continental Divide Ride
....and of course, Luck beats good...
OLDEN DAYS...mostly BAJA
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Location: SF Bay Area
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I did my last hurrah... going cross country to bikeweek in 56 hours at 70 yrs old.
But I'm doing my last hurrah again @ 75 yrs old this coming March
BTW who said us old dogs can't chase the car...
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Running out of fuel in Baja. Holy crap! But funny thing is, is that it still happens. Late in the afternoon this last friday (the day before the race), Eddie Herbst decided to take a chopper (Robinson R-44) down the pacific side to do a last minuet scout. We got a phone call from him out in the parking lot at the Coral Marina that they were on the ground in Colonet, out of fuel, and could someone hurry and drive down with AVgas so they could return before dark. Of course the fog was rolling at the time....Are you F'n kidding me???? The chopper never did make it back that day Eddie had to drive back to Ensenada, the chopper can back Sat. morning.
Preston Petty was telling me the other night abou tback in the 70's landing his plane with car headlights lighting the runway in Mulege. The airport in Ensenada is stacked full of private planes that have been confiscated by the Government for such things. The law is you can fly at night but you can not land. In other words, if you have enough fuel to get you across the border you are good to go, but if you touch down....ouch, that's expensive!!!!
"I couldn't wait for success, so I went ahead without it."
Lucky Rider
Joined: Feb 2005
Location: Baja is good
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Last time I was making a banzai run to bike week I spun a main bearing in Fort Stockton Texas.... The time before that I had my kickstand throw me on the ground just a little further up the road at Ozona when I leaned the bike into an off ramp and couldn't make the turn. Yeah, that airplane thing isn't the only dumb thing that I've done.
Ratman.......Pete .... My Solo Continental Divide Ride
....and of course, Luck beats good...
OLDEN DAYS...mostly BAJA
Lucky Rider
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When the old bush pilot got on the ground he said the only thing that bothered him was all the buggies on the runway. Yeah, those memories are good ones. Might have been Preston Petty.... seems as though someone said he was a Harley pilot or summat.
Ratman.......Pete .... My Solo Continental Divide Ride
....and of course, Luck beats good...
OLDEN DAYS...mostly BAJA
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Joined: May 2012
Location: Austin Texas
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I saw the Herbst chopper on the ground at Colonet on Wed, low on fuel waiting for a fuel drop as well. They had another chopper fly in and siphoned from their tank to get back to Ensenada. Better safe than sorry.
While racing my section- Not sure why, but near race mile 650 where the course comes back onto the highway- the Terrible Herbst truck was stuck in the cobbly wash, and thankfully the co-driver jumped out and flagged me down warning that they had a truck coming the OPPOSITE WAY on the live course at NIGHT to help them. WTF? I almost got flattened/pinned when their other race truck coming straight at me barely gave way on the tight course (2 track rut with cactus on either side= nowhere for me to go). Not what you want to deal with when you have been on the bike for 7+ hours.
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That was Larry Roseler who was broken down with a blown motor, his co-dawg Wade Weaver is a bike guy. The other driver was Ryan Arciero. I don't under stand your "barely gave way" statement. If you are saying that he passed you with little room to spare, you were in less danger than you may have thought, he's got much better control of that big pig than most would think possible. They can "thread the needle" so to speak.
"I couldn't wait for success, so I went ahead without it."
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I'm new to the Baja 1000, but not to off road racing. I'm thinking that a support/chase vehicle probably should not be coming the OPPOSITE way on a live race course, and if it is, should probably YEILD/Get off the course/pull off to the race vehicle (me). I was tired, and nearing the end of my section, so it probably ticked me off more than it should have. Just proves you can't assume anything, and expect to practice self preservation and survival skills while out there. No harm no foul, just relaying my experience.
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Hehehe.. I was trying for a CC50, ... problem is Bikeweek is held in winter and the temp drops at night to below 30. I was running about 50mph in 26 degrees for a couple of hours with a sports fairing... I just had to stop... It cost me about 7 hours.
Five years ago trying the CC50 from San Diego, I was running about 80 in west Texas @ about 1am and the temp was dropping (good news is the critters are sleeping - mostly).
I had a heat vest that was helping. When all of a sudden my foot hit something and drove it into my hardcase. Damn I thought I broke my leg. I figured I better stop to sort things out & got off at the next exit.
I put down my stand a (BMWs allow that) and tried to go to sleep hung on the bike. Damn it started to get colder and colder and my heat vest went off.
So I walked in circles to work out the leg and keep warm. Did that til twilight
and then found I couldn't start my bike.
I was 15 miles outside of Iraan TX. That's where I had the bike towed and luckily the driver was a dirt biker and had a charger where I hung out before taking off.
While waiting for the tow earlier I topped off my oil.
Charged I took off for Rt10. Just before getting on I checked my rigging and found my pants leg full of oil from the blown out cap I didn't screw back properly.
I had to call the tow truck again... we had laughs about the second call.. he was a good guy.
Spent a few days in Iraan waiting for the cap to be shipped from San Francisco. Didn't make it that year to Daytona. Went west to attend the Tennis matches in Palm Desert with my bride
I got back on the freeway and tried to find what I hit. I found a few deer carcuses on the road and figured I must have sliced through one. I remember they had two deer on the deer warning signs - that means watch out...
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Most of the car guys have little respect for bikes that have been caught by cars, I would go as far to say that many prolly hate them. Any team vehicle going backwards on the race course yields a DQ, the problem is if the car is terminal, they will go in backwards to retrieve at night because they can see the lights of the on coming race traffic and safely pull off. Even going in backwards, it took them 2 1/2 hours to get in to the broke car. The way they saw it was that 2 1/2 hours on a chase road, and a short distance backwards on the race course was less invasive than 4+ hours on the race course with traffic.
What they were doing was wrong, and I, in no way support what they did. Another huge part of the problem is that with Terrible Herbst is that in that chase truck least 2 of the guys are full time employees of the race shop. Both of them have 20+ years of full time offroad racing experience (both driving and co-driving top race cars) and there tends to be a wee bit of an arrogant attitude projected at times.
I apologize as best as I can as being a member of that team and am glad there was no harm nor foul.
NEVER ASSUME ANYTHING in Baja!
"I couldn't wait for success, so I went ahead without it."
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The Last Episode
......Ok, I need to wrap this report up.
The boys had left and I was at a place of peace and solitude waiting the arrival of bikes and eventually cars that would have been racing for at least 14 hr and 700 miles. It didn't figure that there would be a pack of vehicles in a short period of time. The action was most likely to be slow.
I'm pretty good with my own thoughts at times like these. It gives me a chance to solve many of the world's problems.
It was colder today than last night as I was 2000 ft higher, and that by it's self accounts for 3.5° per 1000ft, plus a cooler wind had come in from the northwest which accounted for another 10°.
The first 2 bikes came thru at 2:35 separated by only a couple minutes. First a KTM
... Then a Honda
....2 hours later a Kawasaki....
It was time for a fire. The boys had helped me gather some firewood before they opted to go to Mike's so it didn't take long to get a fire going up in the rocks, from where I took this picture, so I could watch the action. It was rough as a bitch down there on the road.
Ah,....There that's better.
As the day turned to night, I reflected about the important things in life. A simple campfire....you can't hardly get away with making a campfire these days to stay warm by in the US. Baja is one of the last frontiers.
The action (I exaggerate) had slowed down, and you can't see much once it's dark, so I moved from my rock back to camp and boiled up dinner, Ramen and canned chicken. Camp cooking is the best.
Earlier I decided that I needed a chair for a proper campsite, so I move a rock by rolling it across the road from those bushes on the right (It was the closest rock)....to where it is next to the fire. That SOB musta weighed 300lbs. It was all I could do to get it up the berm on the left of the road.
Then the rock needed a proper top cap....and I'd be ready. My dual sport touring seat doubled here as the 'coup de resistance' top cap.
I was setup for the night.
Another good night was had as I listened to 'Coast to Coast' on the radio when I'd wake during the night. I woke briefly every time a vehicle came thru. I sleep good though, so the racers didn't bother me much, hell, it was usually time to turn over anyway.
...I was up at first light. I had just enough water for my morning coffee. I watched some more racers come by. The average interval was probably 15 minutes. A covey of quail crossed the road not far from me, and went up on the hill behind me. I could hear their calls. Only this one seemed to want to watch the race.
A pool of water from due got my ass wet when I sat down next to the morning fire.
I watched a few more cars come thru. There probably hadn't been 30 cars and bikes total past me so far. This was slow action even for me.
As I watched I made a corporate decision. There was possible light rain in the forcast, it was a bit cold, and the sun didn't look like it was coming out. I'd had my Baja fix, my date with nostalgia. I decided to go home. I packed up camp and hit the road.
Well, all except that the bike wouldn't start. Yesterday when I'd gassed up in VT I hadn't turned the IG switch completely off for a minute or so before one of the boys told me. Then I started it down there which used more battery (even though it started), and the run up to camp last night was a slow rpm hill climb that didn't do much charging. Luckily there was a hill of sandstone rock for good bump start traction.
....a road crossing just north of Independencia....
I figured to go almost back the way that I came, but this time thru Laguna Hansen and out to HWY 2 at La Rumorosa.
..... as I road west I thought about the higher altitude (colder) at Laguna Hansen. I had my electric shirt, but with the battery issue, I didn't like that Idea. So I eventually just decided to bomb on back thru Ensenada and up the toll road to San Diego.
so that's what I did. From the overpass on that free road I could see that the traffic tie up was just a few cars backed up at a drug checkpoint just north of the toll booths. I was committed now so it was La Mision for me.
I saved a couple of bucks and had to do 7 more miles than the toll road. Damn, no one told me about the 5 miles of construction with flag men and stopped traffic. All and all I probably lost a half hour with that panicked decision. Oh well, what you going to do? In Baja, anythings possible.
I'd been noticing a lot of decel popping from my exhaust, and it seemed to have gotten worse in some of that construction, so while stopped at a flagman, I took a good look down. Seemed like there was a crack in my header pipe just before it went into the muffler. It didn't look bad.
I expected some header problem some day as I'd been on the beach some and to the Bonneville Salt Flats a couple times. the header pipe and that clamp showed bad signs of rust. Oh, Well, I though again. I'll have to do something about that. I even bought another header pipe off Ebay a year ago or so. It'll be a simple swap.
...further up the road around Rosarito the muffler back firing got 10 times louder....WTF? I knew there was a bigger exhaust leak so I stopped to make sure the exhaust wasn't burning something.
I couldn't believe it, the whole header pipe was gone. It didn't touch my leg or I didn't hear it hit the road or anything. The good news was that the exhaust straight out of the head wasn't hitting anything. It was time to test out the old wives tail about warping valves if you don't have an exhaust pipe. I continued on.
I have been noth thru TJ for quite a few years. I usually do the Otay Mesa crossing, but it's gotten more complicated these days so I opted for TJ this time.
Speaking of going to TJ, just south of the Rosarita toll booth there is a side road toll booth to a road that goes northeast and a sign that said Tijuana. Does anyone know where that goes???
Anyway after the last toll booth, I went along the border fence toward the border crossing following the signs that said San Diego. I did the winding around and over roads right near the border and then I didn't see anymore San Diego signs.
Now I was seeing 'return to TJ central' signs. It was an all new WTF moment. It took me a few blocks in order to get redirected back toward the border for a second try. This time I got to the line of traffic that is the border.
I began snaking my way between cars and vendor carts. Soon A couple vendor guys showed me where I could go up the side to the front of the line. Cool.
I got to the gate guard and he enters my license plate. The bikes registered to me and has been for the last 15 years. He says, "Is this your motorcycle?" I said 'yes'. 15 more seconds go by while he's watching has 'puter. He asks me again if the bike's mine. Now I'm thinking maybe the bike registered in my wife's name. He finally take my passport that I'm trying to hand him. He looks at it and then sends me on my way. I got all nervous for nothing. Maybe I'm getting too old for this.
Sixty more mile of an open header run up I-5 had me at my doorstep in Oceanside by 1PM. I survived the 'Jaws of Death' in Baja one more time.
.....and that's my story and I'm sticking to it.
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At the Hollywood Forever Cemetery, where Johnny is buried, Ramones classics were blasted out in the guitarist's memory.
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I used golden raisins but would use Craisins® in the future. There's one confusing step to this recipe which was a bit of pain to correct. In step #3, it says to "drain and discard wine mixture," but I think this should read "drain and discard mulling spices." You want that reduced wine mixture and those infused raisins, but not the mulling spice mixture (it's already done its job). Should have used my head, but I added the mulling spices to the wine and raisin mixture, and when I realized that there were things in that mulling spice that might break a tooth, I had to go through and pick all of the pieces of the cinnamon stick, star anise, etc. (all those hard things)....aaaargh! Think what you need to do is put the mulling spices in a cheesecloth bag and tie up or even better, if you have a tea strainer, use that. This part was a hassle, but on the positive side, it does taste good.
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One man has died and another was critically injured after they were overcome by chemical paint remover fumes while working in a storage tank at a California paint company.
Authorities are investigating the incident Tuesday afternoon that resulted in the death of Roberto Magdariago, 62, of Los Angeles, and left his co-worker, 45, in critical condition at an area hospital.
The name of the injured man has not been released. His condition was upgraded to stable on Wednesday, and he was "in much better shape," said Police Sgt. Andrew Goodrich.
Both men worked for Vista Paint Company, which operates 48 retail stores in the region. The accident occurred at the company's production facility and headquarters in Fullerton, CA.
The company did not release a statement or respond to a request for comment on the accident.
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A co-worker found the two men unconscious about 2 p.m. inside the large storage vessel, which they had been cleaning with a chemical paint remover, authorities said.
The two were taken to a hospital, where Magdariago was pronounced dead. No information was immediately available on whether the storage vessel had ventilation or whether the employees had respiratory protection.
The fumes were confined to the area where the men were working, and no other employees reported symptoms, said Julie Kunze, a division chief with the Fullerton Fire Department.
The California Occupational Safety and Health Administration is investigating. Fullerton Police say the incident appears to be an accident.
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"It's a real tragedy when there are situations like this where it is a confined space," Cal/OSHA spokeswoman Erika Monterroza told the Orange County Register.
OSHA records show only one prior incident involving Vista Paint in the last five years. In May 2011, the company resolved a 2008 accident in Palm Desert, CA, by paying a $450 fine for three "other than serious" violations: one regarding its illness and injury plan and one regarding truck operations.
OSHA originally issued four citations and a $600 fine in that case. Details of the accident, which affected one person, were not immediately available.
Comment from arieh calahorra, (11/17/2011, 2:48 AM)
A really sad incident.May all proffesionals learn the lesson.
Comment from Brent Bergman, (11/17/2011, 1:21 PM)
Confined Space Rule #1: Do not enter a confined space unless you verify there are no hazards.
Comment from Kevin Sayler, (11/18/2011, 3:30 PM)
Sometimes, in the real world, a confined space hazard cannot be eliminated prior to entry. However, in a case like this ventilation can help control the atmosphere and appropriate respiratory protection for the exposure level present must be utilized. Paint removal chemicals often contain methylene chloride, a solvent which evaporates quickly and has a low exposure limit. In addition, only supplied air respirators are effective as respiratory protection when dealing with methylene chloride.
Employers also sometimes don't evaluate the hazards created by the work performed in the confined space as thoroughly as they evaluate the potential hazards prior to entry, a sometimes deadly mistake.
Comment from Tony Ruckensteiner, (11/22/2011, 8:27 AM)
The hierarchy of safety controls was non-existance in this case.It seems that no job analysis was done, or if done was ignored.No type of air monitoring was done, so no enginering controls i.e. ventilation was used, and no ppe was suplied to the workers, also where was the rescue crew for the workers? In this day and age there should be more penilties and charges brought to unresponsible contractors who would sacrifice thier
employees in such a matter just for thier own bottom line.
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posted at 2/22/2009 3:03 PM ESTI hope this don't move English out of our range. It could make him more of a rush LB though.
Adalius Thomas is 6'2" 270lbs
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posted at 2/22/2009 3:28 PM ESTIf English performs well at the combine or can put up numbers close to Orakpo, I think he'll be out of the Pats range and a team like the Texans will be all over him to sure up their D-line IMHO.
If Keith Brooking gets released from the Falcons, would you guys on the board think he could be a good fit for the Pats. If he was added he would be able to give the Pats depth at ILB and it could give the Pats some time to develop a future replacement.
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posted at 2/22/2009 5:11 PM ESTI wouldn't be surprised if BB was interested in Nic Harris in the late third, to do what Tank Williams was supposed to do, but better, in a situational role.
I also wonder what schematic options James Laurinitis might open up, since he and Mayo could cover a whole lot of ground together. I'm not sure how that might work. I do know that if we lost Wilfork and/or Seymour, having two light ILBs might be a serious issue.
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posted at 2/23/2009 2:42 AM ESTNow begins the two most exciting days for this year's combine. LB/DE today and CB/S tommorow.
This really is where the "meat" of the draft is at. I still think the OL group is good, and the WR group is good at the top. But both lost a little luster in the past few days. The TE group is deeep, even if Pettigrew came down a bit, a handful of TEs really showed some athleticism out there.
But how this draft will be remembered begins today really. I can't remember so many 3-4 OLB guys out there.
I am excited to see Sintim, Barwin, Maybin, English, Orakpo, etc, etc, and feel this really is the position to be drafting at #23 just based on who is there.
And even JL who stands to really help himself after missing the Senior Bowl.
And tommorow will be equally interesting because it can make or break a whole class of safeties and really define whether we are seeing an elite CB class or just an average CB class.
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posted at 2/23/2009 3:58 AM ESTThe RB from Conn. Brown was very impressive. Pat White as well. Don't think Pats will take him, they'll have 3 qbs after Cassel gets traded (O'Connell,Guttierez and Brady). NFL Network mentioned Belichick spent a lot of time with Percy Harvin. If they go offense first round maybe its an indicator they like what they saw out of Crable, Redd, Guyton, Whilhite and Wheatley in 08.
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posted at 2/23/2009 6:39 AM ESTThe latest benches are in.
Some more resultsto come.
Orakpo 31
Cushing 30
Everette Brown 26
Jasper Brinkley 26
Aaron Curry 25
Maualuga 23
J. Lauranaitis 22
I am a little suprised that Rey Maualuga only did 23. I am not at all suprised about Cushing and Orapo. Orakpo is a huge dude, and Cushing looks like he hits the roids. Everyone else is where I would figure.
I am watching for Maybin's results, English's results, and Barwin's results. Of course, the reports from the drills are most important. And 40 times will help and hurt a lot of these guys.
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posted at 2/23/2009 6:43 AM ESTThis might be a great season to stab at a RB later in the draft. It seems that none of the "names" are really as good athletically as they seemed.
But names like Devin Moore, Cory Sheets, Ian Johnson, could be hanging around later, and they really are the best athletes out there.
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posted at 2/23/2009 7:45 AM ESTConnor Barwin posted a 4.64 40 time. Orakpo posted 4.70...he's a complete beast and will be gone by the time we pick in the 1st. I like Barwin, versatile and a really good overall athlete...seems like a fit for the Pats. What will be interesting is to see if BB likes him enough to 'reach' for him @ 23...because so far on most mocks he's a top of the 2nd round pick at best.
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posted at 2/23/2009 8:13 AM ESTYeah, I was pleased with the DE/OLD times so far. At least the ones they have reported. There aren't any speedster times so far, but 4.7 is very respectable.
4.66 is very good for Barwin.
Michael Johnson had a 4.75 and I would have thought him to be a touch faster.
I still can't find Maybin's time. Is he even running?
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posted at 2/23/2009 8:21 AM ESTWow. Just glancing at the numbers, a lot of these DE/OLB hybrids showed up looking more like ends. People put on weight across the board, and none of them really have standout 40 yrd times.
Not that is particularly matters too much, because it is extremely rare that a rush linebacker has to run 40 yards full speed, but it is worth noting.
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posted at 2/23/2009 8:23 AM ESTOn the flip side, the native 4-3 OLB/ILB guys look to be helping themselves. Aaron Curry had a very impressive 4.54, and Cushing had a really good 4.64.
Cushing selling me on Cushing. LOL.
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posted at 2/23/2009 8:25 AM EST
Ian Johnson is very interesting, seemed like he played at Boise for 8 years. His numbers at the combine were real good.
Barwin had a 40" vertical leap. Mauluga had a sub par workout.
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posted at 2/23/2009 8:31 AM ESTI know. Just watching this combine, I have the feeling it is going to hurt Maualuga. Not only that but he came in weighing less than the 255 that he was listed at. And he looked a little flabby.
Connor Barwin looks like a Tremendous athlete. I wouldn't mind picking him up in the second outright. Versatile, intelligent. He stood up and got down. And this proves he can move.
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posted at 2/23/2009 8:36 AM ESTBoth Laurinatis and Maualuga looked like very average athletes.
Guys that weigh 245-9 shouldn't be posting 4.8+ 40 yard times.
Thankfully, there was a very strong showing so far from the OLB crew, and the DE OLB spot looked strong as well.
I am prett much willing to guarantee that Maualuga continues to drop in the rankings after this. And he won't even do the drills. I had him 19th on my board, but that is going to be adjusted.
I doubt JL even makes it into the first round at this point.
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posted at 2/23/2009 8:41 AM ESTHas anyone heard anything about Sintim? He was there, but is he even working out?
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posted at 2/23/2009 8:47 AM ESTBarwin has been a complete beast today, and said that he thinks OLB might end up being his best position. Need to get this guy in the 2nd.
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posted at 2/23/2009 9:24 AM ESTSintim did run the 40, I think it was unofficially in the 4.7 range.
If we are looking at wide receiver, I'd like to go with Robiskie. He looks like an extremely safe pick at a very unsafe position. I was very surprised to see he ran a 4.47 yesterday, as speed was viewed as his main weakness.
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posted at 2/23/2009 9:46 AM ESTNo. I never listen to those guys. They are selling a product. Their job is to cheerlead anyone that can build interest in the draft.
Maualuga looks sacarily like a two down linebacker out there at times, and those proves half of the doubts i had before the combine. He looks slow and he looks small. And watching games from USC only shows that when he is on an all-star team playing inferior opponents he can run up and makes big hits.
If you don't have a question about any prospect than that is fine. I have questions about all of them. Including him based on where he played and what kind of athlete he seems to be.
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posted at 2/23/2009 9:48 AM EST
Yeah, I caught his time. It was respectable for a OLB/DE and sort of what I expected.
As a guy with native 3-4 experience I think he bears watching. Although a switch inside might be a good thing for him at the next level.
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posted at 2/23/2009 10:11 AM ESTSo Maualuga has to wait until pro day to show what he has. I am guessing that will be a very important thing for him.
I will put him in the hold category with Knowshon Moreno because after watching the tape it appears he popped something in his dash. And Moreno slipped at the start.
With some disappointing scores from some very high profile prospects it opens a question.
Who else is looking to have a big pro day?
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posted at 2/23/2009 10:40 AM ESTI havent seen any of the Defensive coverage so maybe somebody can answer this for me, have the officical times been way off the unoffical time ala runningbacks. I think Ian Johnson ran an unoffical 4.3 but his offical was a 4.4 high, i think the recorders were on crack. Its not that big of a deal if everyone has the same descrepincy but if not some shady stuff is going down.
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MAYBIN RUNS A 4.78Posted by Mike Florio ob profootballtalk:
Penn State linebacker Aaron Maybin just ran the 40-yard dash in an unofficial time of 4.78 seconds.
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posted at 2/23/2009 11:15 AM ESTI haven't heard Gruden say a bad word about a single player all week. None of them do. They talk about how great they are, and if their scores don't match up then they move the conversation. Forget the grain of salt, I just don't take it.
But in the interest of not drawing the ire of the Gholston faithful that have shifted focus to Maualuga this season, we should really move on.
Cushing will leave the board before Maualuga. You can take that and put it in the bank. People are really impressed with his interviews, and he showed much better timed speed than I expected. The monster bench didn't hurt.
Most scouting agencies had him rated over Maualuga anyhow. I think with the combine he made himself a top 15 selection easily. I still have questions about his actual talent, and his physique, but my questions about his athleticism have been answered.
I still don't think he is top ten, but between the Skins, Broncos, Bills, Saints and Texans, I would be a little suprised if one of them didn't pick him up.
I don't think B.J. could play anywhere on Ne's line. He is way too short to play 3-4 End, and is a little slow. But he is the first very impressive NT prospect since Wilfork. Ron Brace also looked good at the combine, and he could be a NT option later on.
I have B.J. Raji top five in talent, and I have him going to the Browns at #5. If he makes it past them he won't get past the Packers/49ers at #9/10, but I think that undervalues him. He and Jason Smith are really the only guys I would want to take in the top five, no questions asked. Although Curry and Jenkins are right up there, but in a stronger draft class I wouldn't have either of them in the top five.
Larry English didn't look 275 huge out there. But I think it was a statement by him that he wants to play End. As I thought. Who would blame him? It is easier, and you make more money. I know BB is looking at him. But like a few players he seemed to come out trying to show size not speed.
Maybin didn't have impressive speed numbers, but looked like a muscle bound freak. Just fro watching Penn play I wonder if he is the kind of guy who can stand and operate in space? I don't worry so much about his speed, because liek Everette Brown, he is really known for am explosive first step, which is more important at the edge.
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posted at 2/23/2009 12:01 PM ESTMaybin has a very high moter and I am kind of shocked that Cushing could be selected before Ray Maualuga considering most said Mauugla was a top 10 pick last year.
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posted at 2/23/2009 12:31 PM ESTConnor Barwin looks like the pick @ 23...the guy put up numbers in every single event at the combine. If we're looking to replace Vrabel...this guy is the second coming.
Cushing will def be gone and I still don't think Maualuga falls to NE...that would be a different story cuz I think we'd grad him and hope Barwin falls or flip one of our second rounders with a later round pick to move up and get him.


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As rich as the Ashkenazic Jewish tradition is, once each year I lean toward going Sephardic for a week. That time is, of course, Passover, when the two largest groups of Jews follow very different food customs.
The Ashkenazic Jews are from France, Germany, Eastern Europe and their descendants. Sephardic Jews are the Jews of Spain, Portugal, North Africa, the Middle East and their descendants.
On Passover, most Jews avoid chametz, leavened products from wheat, barley, rye, spelt and oat, the five grains mentioned in the Talmud, one of the central works of the Jewish people. Hundreds of years later, and during the 13th century, post-Talmudic authorities added another group of restricted foods to the original five grains.
This second group of foods is called kitniyot (KIT-nee-yaht) and it includes corn, rice, millet, sesame and poppy seeds, and legumes such as lentils, chick peas, fava beans and edamame. The Sephardic Jews refused to go along with the prohibition. This was what they grew, and this was what they ate. But the Ashkenazic communities honored the restriction of avoiding kitniyot, and it became their tradition.
This Passover food custom is probably the best-known of the differences between the Sephardic and Ashkenazic Jews, and it is a big one. While the commandment to avoid chametz is written in the Talmud, the eating of kitniyot is not a law. It is not a commandment. It is a custom. And they weigh differently.
Rabbi Phyllis A. Sommer, an Ashkenazic rabbi from Am Shalom in Glencoe, Ill., knows of many Reform rabbis, including herself, who eat kitniyot during the holiday. "There's this sense that we can all eat kitniyot because the Sephardic do," she says. She buys corn tortillas — not wheat — and makes her own refried beans by boiling and squashing them.
Why more restrictions?
"It was about appearance," says Sommer, meaning that raw kitniyot resembles the five grains, making it easy for someone to get them confused with chametz. One more reason: These products typically grew next to grain fields and it was not unusual for a small amount of chametz to get mixed in.
"We have to figure out how to celebrate the spirit of the holiday," Sommer says. "It should be less of a food issue and more about how people want to make Judaism a part of their lives."
Some rabbis say, what's the big deal? It's only eight days! There are more food choices than ever.
"For me it all hinges on the line from the Haggadah," says Rabbi David Young of Congregation B'nai Tzedek in Fountain Valley, Calif. "In every generation, a person is obligated to view oneself as personally freed from Egypt. We are told that it is our obligation to feel what they felt and understand what they went through. Today we have it so easy compared to the slaves in Egypt, but to get just a taste of what they went through, we make it a little difficult to cook for a week."
What if you have no religious food traditions?
Growing up, there was no heroic effort in my parents' home to scout for breadcrumbs under the sofa, nor were there four sets of dishes — one for meat, one for dairy, plus separate meat and dairy dishes for Passover.
Kids are like little video cameras running around with legs. They record everything. Take everything in. What did I record? Hit playback — not much there in terms of food customs.
After I married a man who lives more Jewishly than I ever did, I found myself going through the motions. I paid exorbitant prices for kosher-for-Passover foods; spent days setting up three tables for 28 Seder guests; had many conversations with my sister about how many briskets she should bring; set out the Czechoslovakian plates my grandparents brought back with the 18-karat gold rims. I now know that to undergo the whole experience is to take over your life for an entire week.
I know people who keep a proper kosher house, and to them it's relevant and comforting.
But the way I remember the Seder, I mumbled away at a Haggadah but no one teased out any meaning. Everyone wanted to get past the service and on to the meal. The Seder lasted one night and Passover was finished.
I came to realize that what mattered more was about being a Jew morally. If Passover is a holiday of redemption, then how are we to be free? How are we to free others?
During a Seder my husband and I hosted, I took so much joy in inviting immigrants from Belarus who had never experienced a Seder. The grandmother taught piano. Her son was an engineer, the daughter-in-law a chemist. No one could find a job here. They followed along, sort-of-politely-smiling, with their Russian Haggadah translations.
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My family and I had gone for lunch here. My sister has eaten a Ebony 'n' Ivory desert because of which she fell so sick .Her BP dropped to 80/50 .The cream and the cake used in the desert were faulty and this caused all the illness. I demanded a written apology for this disgusting incident because of which my sister was admitted in wockhardt hospital in vashi for 4 days. This restaurant is a disguting place and i will never go there again. I have warned all my friends and family about it. If you people cannot serve clean and good food please close down ur disgusting eating place than endangering innocent people's lives. Pizza hut management should take stricter action against this terrible outlet which is harming its repuation
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Pizza Hut : A Yum Hut :)
Loved this place to the core. Been there umpteen times and their pizzas and tortillas are just delicious.
Loved the green apple. It tasted brilliant. Keep up the good work. Truly Pizzalicious
PS : Would have rated 5/5, but I cancelled out on one star, since getting a seat here is a herculean task.
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September 19,2008
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Oh boy this is one place I disliked the service. First of all they charge you on top of the advertised price - saying tax etc (unlike the good old Mac in the neighbourhood!). Then without checking with the customer he assumes that you would want cheese with your galic bread and charges 20+taxes extra for it ;-( which you find only if you see the bill ;-(
Then please donot order more - the guy says "No serving trays" - when I check how to carry - he has the adocity to say "Carry one by one" ... Thought I like the pizza's I donot think I am going back to that place.
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D. Scott Brandt, previously interdisciplinary research librarian, is now Purdue University Libraries' associate dean for research. The new position's responsibilities include developing and coordinating a program of sponsored research, along with a broader responsibility for overall research within the libraries.
Brandt, a full professor at Purdue University, was the university's technology training librarian from 1993 through 2004. Prior to 1993, he was associate head of the engineering and science libraries at MIT. He was the compiler of the CIL Buyer's Guide from 1989 to 1999 and has been contributing CIL columns since 1995. He has served on the Program Committee for both Computers in Libraries and Internet Librarian conferences since 1999.
The Library Research Round Table (LRRT), a division of ALA, announced that Patricia K. Galloway is the winner of the first Ingenta Research Award. Sponsored by Ingenta, the award consists of up to $6,000 for research and $1,000 for travel to present the results of the research. It will be given annually by LRRT to support research projects about acquisition, use, and preservation of digital information. The award will support Galloway's study "Institutionalizing a University Department-Level Institutional Repository."
Currently, Galloway is assistant professor of archival enterprise at the University of Texas School of Information.
Syracuse University has named Suzanne ElizabethThorin as university librarian and dean of libraries. In this position, she will move the library system forward in information technology and collections and improve support for the library's clients. She will also be a member of the chancellor's cabinet and the vice chancellor's cabinet.
Most recently, Thorin was Ruth Lilly University's dean of university libraries and associate vice president for digital library development at Indiana University (IU). While there she launched IU's Digital Library Program, which provides digital services and collections to students and faculty.
Thorin holds an M.L.I.S. from the University of Michigan.
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Yardwork. The idea here is pretty basic: four dads with grills pretending to be a band in the back garden.
9 February, 2015
A couple of new things. My new gaff: basically a dream living scenario. Twisty shapes: fairly simple graphic representation of various Rubik's Cube-style twisty puzzles.
6 January, 2015
I went to Papantla, Veracruz for New Year. It's the home of dudes who climb up a big pole, then one of 'em plays a wee drum and a whistle while the others fly on ropes down to the ground. Here's a drawing of the Voladores.
4 January, 2015
First thing of the year is pretty dumb, and something I only really did cos I was bored, had no ideas, but wanted to draw something: some not-real packets of Cigarettes.


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Dinamo Moscow kept in touch with early Russian Premier League leaders Zenit St. Petersburg by beating Arsenal Tula 2-0 at the Arsenal Stadium.
While Andre Villas-Boas' men have won all four of their opening games, Dinamo's second-round defeat to city rivals Spartak Moscow ruined their chances of making a perfect start to the new season. But they are only three points off behind Zenit after goals from Douglas and Kevin Kuranyi rendered Ivan Ershov's 47th-minute response irrelevant on Sunday.
Spartak Moscow are also keeping tabs on the leaders after clinching a 1-0 win across the capital at CSKA Moscow. Both clubs had a man sent off - Kirill Nababkin for CSKA and Sergei Parshivlyuk for Spartak - while Dmitri Kombarov's 61st-minute penalty settled the derby in the Red and Whites' favour.
Krasnodar are in fifth place after downing Rostov 2-0 through goals from Joaozinho and Odil Ahmedov. Elsewhere, Rubin Kazan and Lokomotiv Moscow shared a 1-1 draw at the newly inaugurated Kazan Arena. Aleksey Miranchuk fired Lokomotiv ahead in the 26th minute but Gokdeniz Karadeniz levelled from the penalty spot five minutes later to earn 11th-placed Rubin a share of the points.


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Add these to your next summer party or lazy afternoon on the deck—you can scoop without stress, thanks to Hungry Girl Lisa Lillien's...
Celebrate Nacho Season Right Now
Skip the time-consuming task of carving a pumpkin and chopping a squash, and instead throw organic pumpkin puree, organic butternut squash puree, chopped ginger, and coconut milk into a blender. Not only is the result healthy and creamy, it's also speedy and vegan-friendly.
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Dig into your fridge's leftover produce drawer, and you'll likely find everything you need for a homemade version of this Chinese restaurant favorite. Adjust spice as desired, and add beef last, so vegetarians can go without.
Get the recipe at whomesomecook.com.
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