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Boise State and TCU look as if they will muddle college football's national championship picture again. Both looked good against BCS league opponents on neutral fields in Week 1, and their schedules only get easier from here.
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Between barbecuing, watching football and catching some beach time this Labor Day weekend, be sure to do something else.
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Visa recently issued a press release with the results of a survey the company conducted on the amount the Tooth Fairy is paying for her goods these days.
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The question on the minds of all those investors age 50 and older this morning is: Now what?
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For those who enjoy listening to a nasally voiced dimwit on the radio, tune in from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday to hear me guest host the Harp on Sports radio show on ESPN 102.1 FM. On Wednesday's show, we'll be talking the Major League Baseball All-Star Game, the British Open, Georgia Southern football, the London Olympics, the local arena/ballpark debate and plenty of college football. We'll also have a "Seth on the spot" feature where you can call in and ask me anything that's on your mind.
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For such a savvy organization, the PGA Tour sure botched things around here.
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My favorite day of work is three weeks from today.
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Losing AirTran really stings now.
Southwest Airlines is buying the low-fare carrier, which abandoned the Savannah-Hilton Head Airport a year ago. The merger means Southwest will now serve over 100 destinations, including multiple airports in popular markets like Boston, New York City, Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay area (and most attractive of all to me personally, Columbus, Ohio).


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Crime and Punishment: Looking Back
Comparing the different punishments for crimes, compared to modern day crimes.
"Murder considered as one of the fine arts." –Thomas De Quincey
During the sixteenth century punishment was cold and cruel. You could commence death for cheating on your husband. Today's punishments are much more humane. In the sixteenth century you could be accused for witchcraft because you rolled your socks over, and if you were accused, you died.
"Murder considered as one of the fine arts." –Thomas De Quincey. During the sixteenth century this was especially true. The fine for murder was always death, which meant being an executer was like being a state official today. If you did commit a murder you could be branded with a hot iron featuring "M" for murderer then you where boiled alive, hung, or pressed.
First off being boiled alive was not the most pleasant experience, the would slowly lower you in a vat of boiling oil, being boiled alive was considered torture and be hung or beheaded was much preferred. If you where hung they would tie a rope around your neck, the other end was affixed on a bar or tree limb, while you stood on a box and then they would kick the box from under you, causing you to snap your neck on the rope. Being pressed was also not a lovely experience, but what is in the sixteenth century. If you were pressed they would lay heavy weights on you chest until you suffocated. Today if you murdered someone you would jail time for the rest of your life, or if you're lucky or you had a good case you could get off with at least twenty five years of prison and community service.
Next, If you steal something today you get 5-15 years of prison and minor or major community service depending on the theft. In the sixteenth century you pick pocketed and you got your hand chopped off.
A minor crime in the sixteenth century was like pillaging a loaf of bread. For minor crimes you could be whipped, fined, or branded with a "T" for thief. A major crime was like stealing a pig and could result in being hung. Today you would be arrested, sent to court, and most likely do jail time.
the offense of acting to overthrow one's government or to harm or kill its sovereign." During the sixteenth century treason was a very serious and bad thing, bad thing for the person charged that is. If you committed treason, like claiming you are the king, speaking against the king, or even disrespecting your husba
nd (In the sixteenth century your husband was considered king and if you disrespected him in anyway it was treason), then you could be burnt at the stake, branded with a "T" for treason then killed, or hung. Today treason doesn't really exist, we have a right to speak our mind. Of course if you shoot the president or harm him badly you will most likely go to jail for the rest of your life but other then that treason doesn't really exist anymore.
Lastly vagrancy, vagrancy means begging. People in the 16th century were afraid of beggars. The punishment for vagrancy was humiliation. You could be hot ironed with a "V" for vagrant, put in the stocks, or tied to a cart and whipped out of town. The stocks were a device to the hands and head. When you were put in the stocks you were put on a kind of stage setup and the townsfolk would rotten food at them. Today vagrancy is basically loitering. Loitering is standing or staying in one place for to long, like you hang out in a coffee shop to long and don't buy anything. You can be arrested for loitering.
As my conclusion I hope you can see the 16th century crime and punishments have changed dramatically in the past four hundred or so years. Today jail is the basis of all punishment, kind of like murder was the basis back then. Maybe if someone did a research on today amount of crimes vs. then, we could see how many steps closer we are to world peace.
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It helped me with a research project. It was useful true and so greatly worded.
I so wish copyright didn't exist. Just kidding. This is excellent work. I'm glad you spent the time to do this, and inform people of the luck they have today for punishments to not be so cruel. Were spoiled. Just kidding.


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b&m brown bread in a can...
i remember eating it with my dad when i was a kid...
and i occasionally eat it now as an adult but all i ever remember doing with it is heating in the oven and then slathering it in butter...
are there any other good ways to eat/use it?
re: Infomaniac
Sunday night supper for us during much of my childhood. Leftover bread was toasted and served during breakfast the next day.
re: Infomaniac
That's the way we always did it!
re: Infomaniac
thats usually what i remember having it with...
and if we didnt slice and toast it..we wrapped it in tin foil and baked it in the oven...
but thats all i ever remember doing with it.....
re: blue room
they have it at publix here in florida
Yup, me too, except on Saturday nights in New England, hot dogs, baked beans and coleslaw. The bread is good for any savory topping, tuna or salmon salad, grilled ham and cheddar sandwiches, or just peanut butter and jelly.
I haven't seen canned B & M Brown Bread in years. It's apparently not popular where I now live. Guess I need to follow Gio's lead and make my own.
That's one of the recipes I've bookmarked to make from February's COTM, The Essential New York Times Cookbook. Still made in a can, I'm using a 28 oz tinned Pastene tomatoes can. The recipe seems easy to accomplish with rye and whole wheat flours, cornmeal, molasses, buttermilk and raisins. I remember making Boston brown bread years ago. This time I'll make the Boston baked beans from the same cookbook to go with the brown bread as part of a Super Bowl menu.
I had seen the B&M brown bread can in supermarkets all my life but had never tried it. So at the age of 50, I thought I'd try it. I'm always game to try something new. After all, if they've been selling it all these years, it's probably pretty tasty... Frankly, it was so strong I couldn't eat more than 2 or 3 slices and threw the rest away. I tried it plain and then tried toasting it with butter but it was still pretty bad. Is it supposed to taste that strong? What am I missing?
re: Ritcheyd
It is an acquired taste, I guess. We always steamed it in a double boiler and then spread it with butter. It was served on Sat nt with baked beans and either steak, hamburgers or hot dogs. Or on Fri. nt with fish cakes. Canadians have their poutine and New Yorkers have so many traditional foods. But to address your statement " I couldn't eat more than 2 or 3 slices". I don't think I ever ate more than that at a sitting.
re: Ritcheyd
Strong, as in molasses and rye? yes Maybe that's why it goes well with baked beans.
re: Ritcheyd
Brown bread is a very strong flavor, a bread made with lots of unprocessed grains. It is very filling, in fact, that was its job back in the day.
Even my brother, with the fastest metabolism I have personally known, couldn't manage more than two slices in one meal.
Sorry you didn't enjoy brown bread. Perhaps it is one of those things you have to grow up with.
re: Ritcheyd
My favorite was two slices with cream cheese in between. That creaminess cut the heartiness and turned it into an almost date bread concoction. Or at least that's how I remember it going back many decades. It was a real treat!
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Over 50 years ago my dad taught me to mix chopped black olives into cream cheese and then spread the mix between two slices of brown bread. Today I use whipped cream cheese because its easier and quicker to stir in the olives and I can store the leftover mix in the cream cheese tub. By cutting both ends off the can, you can use the bottom lid to push the bread through the can and use the top lip to cleanly slice pieces of bread to the desired thickness.
re: rboijon
I never thought of mixing black olives in cream cheese so I will give it a try. My friend's mom introduced me to green olives and cream cheese in the early 50's. Philadelphia brand cream cheese sells or sold at one time, green olives in whipped cream cheese. The almost black date bread mom bought in a can inthe 50's & 60's was sweet, more like a desert. Topped with cream cheese it was a treat in school lunches. Mom is 94 now & I wonder if she remembers the brand of date bread in a can she bought.
re: Pnheinig
My favorite cream cheese mix ever is actually black olives and chopped walnuts... I had it once in a bagel shop many years ago, never saw it again but have been mixing up my own ever since
re: Ritcheyd
i usually only eat 1 or 2 slices at a time also
i just remember always having it when i was a kid..so i guess it is an acquired taste
re: srsone
I had it as a kid, as did my little sister and littler brother, so I guess we acquired that taste right away. Had two thin slices each, straight from the can, spread with cream cheese, and then maybe a bowl of soup (something clear, like chicken noodle) and the obligatory glass of milk. It's never tasted "strong" to me, more like a more austere form of fruitcake, which was my very favorite thing to eat. And we were used to the taste of molasses, too.
re: Will Owen
Reading about those liking it toasted just reminded me that ours was put into the fridge midmorning to chill it a bit for lunch. I guess Mom or Grandma thought it was easier to cut that way.
Toasted would be nice, though. Or flat-grilled in butter …


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The NXT line gave Sony the strong start they needed after returning to the smartphone game on their own. The Japanese then focused on filling the lower ranks and, yet again, we see them look for inspiration in the old Sony Ericsson scrapbook. Sony Xperia tipo official pictures The Sony Xperia tipo is right on time for the anniversary of the Xperia mini`s launch. The little droid by Sony Ericsson is still a reasonably popular choice for bargain-hu...
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The Sony Xperia Tipo is the latest addition to the Xperia smartphone range, and it`s undoubtedly the baby of the family. It comes in at around £100 (around $160), with an 800MHz single-core processor, 512MB of RAM, 2.5GB of internal storage, a 3.2MP camera and a 3.2-inch 320 x 480 display. It runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, which in terms of its specifications is definitely the standout feature. The Sony Xperia Tipo (also known as the ...
Pros: Android 4.0, Smooth and responsive, Solid battery life, Fast browser, Good for music,
Cons: Low res screen, Cramped keyboard, Bad for watching video, Mediocre camera, Contacts and messaging,
Sony isn`t as shy to go downmarket with Android as HTC used to be, and the Xperia tipo is a proud proof of that strategy. Codenamed as the Tapioca (we wish they kept the edible name), this is the first truly entry level Android from the Japanese. Has......
Pros: Good call quality ; Capable loudspeaker
Cons: Subpar camera quality
Verdict: The Sony Xperia tipo is a very decent foray in the world of entry level Androids. It has the performance and stability of Android Ice Cream Sandwich going for it, as well as a pleasant to hold, and comfortable to operate with one hand chubby chassis....
Sony has released more smartphones than ever before 2012, hoping that strength in numbers will help it overcome Android competition from the likes of Samsung and HTC. One important, but often overlooked area of any manufacturer's line-up is the entry level -- it's these devices which attract first-time smartphone users, giving them their first taste of the Android platform. We're taking a look at one such device today. The Sony ...
Pros: A decent, if basic Android experience for around £100 SIM-free. Delivers Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and many of the benefits of more expensive Sony phones. Build quality is decentm considering the low price.
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The Sony Xperia Tipo is a tiny Android Ice Cream Sandwich-powered mobile. It`s unlikely to impress in the performance stakes, but at under u00a3100, I`m hopeful it could be a decent Android handset if you`re buying your first smart phone....
Pros: Will cost under u00a3100 ; Android Ice Cream Sandwich ; Colourful design
Cons: Low-res screen ; Not a powerful processor
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Best Features: the x loud memory and the price
Pros: everything but the camera and the browsing speed
Cons: the browsing speed and camera
Overall: ive had this phone for 2 years and nothing has gone wrong
Best Features: xLoud Experience
Pros: 3D and motion gaming
Cons: Small display screen (3.2")
Overall: Aptly called the hassle-free smartphone, Sony Xperia Tipo is designed to make your communication easier. Its 3.2 inch scratch-resistant touchscreen responds intuitively to your touch. You can use this phone longer without charging as it has a strong 1500 mAh battery. It runs on Android 4.0 (ICS) to give you the best of the apps world. An 800 MHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor ensures smooth multitasking. Its 3.2MP camera with 4x digital zoom and video recorder make capturing special moments fun. Xperia Tipo loves to entertain you - it features the x LOUD experience from Sony that ensures you hear music with amazing clarity. It also has TrackID music recognition that tells you all about any song when you keep your phone close to the source of music. Tune in to the FM radio on-the-go. With 3D and motion gaming, it makes every moment exciting. Email from anywhere and keep in touch with your friends and colleagues on its pre-loaded WhatsApp.
Pros: battery life better than samsung android
Cons: browsering has dissoppinted me having 512 ram
Overall: i hv used 2 samsung android so i gone to sony this time betttery life is better than samsung android touch is better, screen should be 3.7" browsring speed is dissppointed a bit.
Best Features: operating system
Pros: runs on android 4.0
Cons: just 3.2 mp camera
Overall: overall a value for money product, no one can get better than this in this price range.


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OKLAHOMA CITY -- In just his second year in the NBA, Cleveland's Kyrie Irving has a buzz about him. He is must-see viewing whenever he comes to an opposing team's city, and he is already considered a top-10 point guard in the league. However, when the Cavaliers came to Oklahoma City on Sunday, Russell Westbrook made sure to remind fans that their team still has one of the league's best floor generals. Westbrook led the Thunder to a 106-91 win over Cleveland, Oklahoma City's fourth straight victory. Westbrook led all scorers with 27 points, and he added 10 assists and six rebounds. But it was his timely baskets down the stretch that made the biggest impact for Oklahoma City (5-2). "My gut was telling me to keep him in there," Oklahoma City coach Scott Brooks said. "I just felt that we needed his toughness in tonight's game and his 3-point shooting. He finally hit some 3-point shots. He's worked on and he will continue to work on it. One was a lucky shot, but other than that, ...
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The salmon salad is a gelatin salad recipe made with canned salmon and plain gelatin. Flavored with lemon juice and mayonnaise, the salmon salad has veggies like celery and green pepper in it. chilled and molded, the salmon salad is best served on crisp lettuce and greens.
|Unflavored gelatin
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|Hot water
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|Canned salmon
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|Diced celery
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|Chopped green pepper
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Minced onion
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
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Soften gelatin in cold water and lemon juice.
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The Romney-Obama debate last week demonstrated pretty decisively that rumors of Governor Romney's political demise were greatly exaggerated. (For Saturday Night Live's parody of MSNBC's hysterical reaction to the debate — funny, and uncannily accurate, though a bit crude at a couple of points — see here.)
We're now in the home stretch. And, just as there was no reason to despair, there's now no justification for Romney supporters to be complacent.
Donations would still be enormously helpful. Even small ones. Most can surely spare five or ten bucks.
You can make calls to get out the vote, even from your own home. Please go to the Romney-Ryan campaign website to find out how. The turnout is going to be critical; the ground game is crucial, and an effective ground game requires people. There is no substitute. And, please, remember how the Bush-Gore election came down to a few voters in Florida.
Identify at least one friend, acquaintance, or relative who's currently disinclined to vote. Persuade that person to go to the polls for Governor Romney. This is a pivotal election.
If you're feeling even more ambitious, identify a friend, acquaintance, or relative who's supporting Barack Obama. (Amazingly, such people do still exist, and in dangerously high numbers.) Persuade that person of the error of his or her ways. If you can turn an Obama voter — admittedly, it's a harder task than simply mobilizing the indifferent — that's equivalent, in a sense, to two votes: Mr. Obama loses one, and Mr. Romney gains one.
Persuade friends, acquaintances, and relatives to donate, to become active in this race. There are still several weeks to go. Much can be done.
Think globally, yes, but act locally. If Romney supporters move on a mass scale between now and election day, Governor Romney will win, and the Obama administration will be retired.
Put a yard sign out. Slap a bumper sticker on your car. Visit some of your neighbors. Post a pro-Romney statement on your blog, if you have one, or on your Facebook page. "Like" and "share" Patrice Pederson's "Get to Know Mitt" page. Share pro-Romney videos. There are lots of them at the official Romney-Ryan campaign site, at the Republican National Committee website, and elsewhere. Share this impressive list of "Economists for Romney."
And, in the unlikely event that you've already maxed out your legal contributions to the Romney campaign, don't forget pro-Romney PACs such as Restore Our Future and Ending Spending.
Finally, above all else, vote!
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Friday, Jan. 18, 2013
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FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. — Tony Gonzalez remembers talking to Michael Strahan after the former New York Giants defensive lineman won a Super Bowl title in his final game.
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"That's the way you want to do it," Gonzalez said Thursday. "That's every athlete's dream. I don't care what sport it is. You'd love to win a championship and leave. That's where I'm at now."
It took him 16 years to finally win a playoff game.
Now, he's two victories away from a Super Bowl championship with the Atlanta Falcons, two wins away from going out the same way Strahan did.
"There's no doubt I could play this game another three years if I wanted to, and at a high level too," the 36-year-old Gonzalez insisted. "But there comes a point in your career where you've gotten everything you ever wanted from this game."
Everything except a ring.
"Really, the only reason I played the last couple of years was for an opportunity like this," Gonzalez said. "Now that it's presented itself, I feel closure coming on. But there's more closure to take care of. It's about winning this week, and winning the Super Bowl."
The top-seeded Falcons (14-3) will play host to the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday in the NFC championship game, looking to reach the Super Bowl for just the second time in franchise history. Even though Gonzalez has not fully committed to retirement, there's a definite sense in the Atlanta locker room of wanting to give him the ultimate going-away gift.
If the Falcons win the Super Bowl, Gonzalez sounds like any uncertainty over his planned retirement will surely be wiped away.
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Scientific American is reporting that Midwestern farms are proving that switchgrass might be the right crop for producing ethanol to replace gasoline.
Farmers in Nebraska and the Dakotas brought the U.S. closer to becoming a biofuel economy, planting huge tracts of land for the first time with switchgrass—a native North American perennial grass (Panicum virgatum) that often grows on the borders of cropland naturally—and proving that it can deliver more than five times more energy than it takes to grow it.
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|Egg whites
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|2 Tablespoon
|Unflavored gelatin
|1 Teaspoon
|Egg yolks
|Lemon, rind
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Lemon juice
|5 Tablespoon
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|Dried apricots
|1 Cup (16 tbs), cooked, pureed
|Heavy cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs), whipped
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs), slivered, toasted
1) Preheat the oven to 275F.
2) To make the meringue shell:
3) In a bowl, beat the egg whites till they become frothy.
4) Add in salt and vinegar. Beat to form stiff peaks.
5) Add in sugar, a tablespoon at a time. Beat well after adding sugar each time.
6) Transfer the mixture into a greased and floured 9" glass pie pan.
7) With a spoon or pastry tube, make ruffled edges along the sides of the rim of the pan.
8) Bake for about 45 minutes.
9) Let the shell remain in the oven for about 30 more minutes, with the oven turned off.
10) Let the shell cool down completely before filling with the pie filling.
To make the pie filling:
11) Into a small bowl, add 2 tablespoons of water.
12) Sprinkle gelatin into the water and let stand till the gelatin dissolves.
13) In a bowl, beat together the egg yolks, lemon rind and lemon juice.
14) Beat the mixture well. Add in sugar and beat once more.
15) Transfer the mixture to a double boiler set up. Place it over boiling water.
16) Cook the mixture, while stirring continously, till it becomes very thick.
17) Add in the softened gelatin into the egg mixture. Stir the mixture till the gelatin dissolves.
18) Add in the pureed apricots. Let the mixture cool down.
19) Fold in the whipped cream into the apricot mixture.
20) Turn the filling into the meringue shell.
21) Chill the Apricot Meringue Pie overnight.
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That's right, Wednesday evening's agenda in Washington Park will involve fashion, food, funk and, to state the obvious, fun. Throw in work by local artists, spoken word and a pretty glorious park, and you have the makings of a great event.
The Washington Park Arts & Culture Day (night, actually) is presented by Community Arts & Funk Festival along with the Washington Park Partners and the Washington Heights Rainbow Association, with involvement by Express Yourself, the Milwaukee Artists Resource Network and Our Next Generation.
The Charles Walker Band will put some soul, R&B and funk in the air, and opening act Running Rebels will kick things off with some spoken word.
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The state of Odisha (formerly Orissa) lies on the eastern coast of India. Practical Action has been working in Odisha for several years, and project there are now coordinated from our local office in Odisha, as part of our South Asia office, with its head office in Kathmandu.Read more
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Rossi 66 at the 2013 Woodward Dream Cruise
Via CorvetteVideos.TV It's been a while since we've had a Rossi 66 sighting, but here is a Pearl White Rossi 66 cruising Woodward Blvd in Detroit during August 2013′s DreamCruise. Although the concept for the Rossi appeared first back in 2008, it took another two years for an actual car to be built. We believe […]
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It's the day before Friday which means it's time for Throwback Thursday where we feature vintage photos of Corvettes. Our subject today is a group shot from the Cedar Rapids Corvette Club taken in the year of their founding, circa 1963. The caption of the photo on the CRCC website reads: The fall of 1963
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Three rare Corvette concepts you may have just read about and never seen in person will be making a public appearance this week. The LeMay Museum in Tacoma, Wash., has been fortunate enough to lure the three concept cars out of the GM Heritage Collection in Michigan and will be showing the cars on Aug.
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It appeared that the 2013 Concours d'Elegance of America at St. John's was going to be rained out on Sunday when Saturday's storms prevented much of the event set up. Though rain was forecast, after only a brief shower the 374 exhibitors rushed to get their cars displayed on the beautiful but wet fairways of
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Winner Steve Lane (left) gets the keys from Father Chris Forler (Pastor) to the Corvette in front of Saint Bernard Church in Rockport, Indiana on Friday, July 19, 2013.
The winner of the 25th Annual Classic Corvette Giveaway benefiting Saint Bernard Parish and School in Rockport, Indiana, drove from Chasaning, Michigan to claim his prize. He will receive a 1960 Corvette convertible valued at approximately $70,000.
Steve Lane, along with a good friend, arrived in Rockport on July 19, 2013, pulling a car hauler. "I still can't believe I won this stunning car," said Lane. "I only bought one raffle ticket!" Lane's name was drawn at the conclusion of the Saint Bernard Summer Social on July 14.
Lane says this is the first time he has ever won anything. After a few photos and videos, Lane took a test drive through the streets of Rockport before loading his prize on the trailer for the eight-hour trip back to his home in Michigan.
All 10,000 tickets were sold for this year's raffle. People from as far away as Australia, Italy, Germany, New Zealand, Canada and all across the United States purchased tickets.
Saint Bernard Church purchased the car from ProTeam Corvette Sales in Napoleon, Ohio. Tickets will go on sale for the 26th annual Corvette raffle in January, 2014. Proceeds benefit Saint Bernard Parish and Saint Bernard Elementary School, the only parochial school in Spencer County.
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- Northside Achievement Zone (NAZ) Analysis of Reading Assessment Data in the NAZ (Fall 2014). Joseph A. Demers and Scott R. McConnell, University of Minnesota. This report presents information results of reading assessments NAZ-enrolled scholars completed between the fall of 2013 and fall of 2014. 6 pages | PDF version | Visit the project web page for more information | Visit Northside Achievement Zone
- Northside Achievement Zone (NAZ) Internal Evaluation Report: Family Engagement. (November 2014). Lynn M. Edwards, Laura M. Potter, Joseph A. Demers, and Scott R. McConnell, University of Minnesota. This report presents evaluation and documentation of Family Engagement, a NAZ Solution Plan that works toward the result: Parents will increase their belief, intention, skills, and commitment to support their child(ren)'s academic development and successful path to college. 45 pages | PDF version | Visit the project web page for more information | Visit Northside Achievement Zone
- The report Mapping the Market for Sex with Trafficked Minor Girls in Minneapolis: Structures, Functions and Patterns was released to the public on September 10, 2014 and co-authored by Lauren Martin, UROC's director of research and affiliated faculty with CEED@UROC, and Alexandra Pierce, President of Othayonih Research.
- 2015 Update: Supply and Demand for Early Care and Education Services in North Minneapolis: Analyses of Current Capacity and Use of School-Based Early Education and Family and Center-Based Child Care Programs in Zip Codes 55411 and 55412, prepared by Kevin Overson and Scott McConnell, CEED@UROC, January 12, 2015.
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Implementation Science in Minnesota--An Informal Discussion Series
This series explored the broad sweep of "implementation science"-–an emerging research and practice discipline that formally explores factors affecting the high-quality use of effective practices in education, mental health, medicine, and a host of other fields and disciplines
Visiting Scholar Tia Neha Community Partners Event: Kei Kōnā, Kei Konei - Going Back to Going Forward
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Past CEED@UROC Projects
Center for Response to Intervention in Early Childhood
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Five Hundred Under 5
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Fresh Start Garden
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Get It, Got It, Go!
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Men's lax: Tufts is next
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On Wednesday at 4 p.m., the 13-5 Middlebury College men's lacrosse team will face host Tufts (17-1) in an NCAA Division III quarterfinal. The Panthers earned that right by taking what tournament organizers gave them: a first-round home game last week (check, a 10-6 win over Goucher, making its NCAA debut) and a second-round road game against a team they had already beaten this season (check, a 16-8 win on Saturday vs. RPI).
On the Ball: Men's lax wins; RPI next
As expected, the Middlebury College men's lacrosse team held serve on Wednesday in the first round of the NCAA Division III tournament, defeating visiting Goucher, 10-6.
Before getting to details of that game, let's look ahead: The 12-5 Panthers will visit 14-2 Rensselaer (to avoid typos henceforth referred to as RPI) on Saturday for a second-round match-up. The game is a rematch of an April 20 contest, also played in beautiful downtown Troy, N.Y., won by the Panthers, 9-6.
Men's lax NCAA draw
For the first time, on Sunday the Middlebury College men's lacrosse team lost a NESCAC championship game, 13-12 at Tufts. No doubt the Panthers are still kicking themselves for losing that 11-7 lead they held late in the third period against the 16-1 Jumbos, who were ranked No. 6 in NCAA Division III.
As Eric Swanson thumbed through piles of wild mushroom identification books — just a handful of the rows of books on the topic that lined the shelves of his Bristol living room — he described what the common types looked, smelled and tasted like as though each one was a close acquaintance.
The porcini, he said, is common in many European and Asian cuisines, and can often be found dried in supermarkets. But its most distinctive quality is its appearance.
"It looks like a fat guy with a hamburger on his head," said Swanson.
After a few good long runs last week, I succumbed to temptation and ignored common sense by registering for The Middlebury Maple Run, a half marathon (13.1 miles) which attracted about 200 runners in its inaugural running last year, and filled up with 500 runners this year. I don't usually write up road runs for this column, but my hunch is that a lot of the runners who enjoy the trails would also enjoy this event, which draws upon the support of a wide variety of local businesses, and is planned and staffed by many of my friends who are among the town's diehard runners.
It seems as if Brandon's quarrying history has been reborn with the Route 7 road work just south of town. Unlike in the 1800s, when Brandon enjoyed its heyday as a marble quarry center, the work is now being conducted with enormous excavators and front-end bucketloaders, the kind my young boys love to watch in videos. The dump trucks lined up and waiting to be loaded are size of those we see at Omya's open house each year.
Word on the street is that it's time (er, past time) to start thinking about a garden for this summer.
That was certainly the case at the Middlebury College Organic Garden on Wednesday. Wind whipped across the garden's beds, which have spread out across the top of the knoll in a field below the college since the project's birth in 2003.
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