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Benjamin Johnson is professor and chairman of the Department of Physical Education and Exercise Science. He began his tenure at Brooklyn College in fall 2011, having formerly served on the faculties of Georgia State University and Kennesaw State University in Georgia. At KSU, Johnson was the associate dean for community partnerships and global initiatives in the WellStar College of Health and Human Services and professor in the Department of Health, Physical Education and Sport Science. He directed the KSU Global Center for Social Change, which had four major divisions, including the International Academy for Disability Rights, International Academy for Women's Leadership and Sport for Health, Development and Peace. At GSU, where he served for more than 21 years, Johnson was the founding director of the GSU Biomechanics and Ergonomics Laboratory.


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This Week: The New Mexico State women's basketball team opens the 2012-13 season at the Pan American Center against Loyola Marymount on Monday, Nov. 12, at 6:30 p.m. After the season opener, the Aggies make the trip to face UC Santa Barbara on Nov. 14.
Radio Coverage: The Aggie Sports Network is producing 15 games on KSNM AM 570 this season, along with any contests in the post season. Radio coverage is scheduled for the Loyola Marymount game in Las Cruces on Monday as well as the Aggies first road game at UC Santa Barbara, Wednesday on KSNM AM 570 with Jay Sanderson giving the play-by-play.
All games aired on radio are produced by the Aggie Sports Network on KSNM AM 570 in Las Cruces. The broadcasts can also be heard from anywhere around the world on the Internet by logging onto www.NMStateSports.com. Just click on the live events link to access the coverage for a fee.
Television Coverage: Eight games are scheduled to air on television this season on AggieVision. The first game broadcast is the Aggies home game versus I-10 Rival UTEP on Nov. 28 from the Pan American Center. Fans can also go to www.AggieVision.tv for channel listings.
Live Stats on the Web: Live stats will be available for fans at www.NMStateSports.com at no cost for the entire season. Fans can click on the Live Events link at the top of the NMStateSports.com home page to access the live stats. Live stats for away games may direct fans to the opposing team's athletics page.
Twitter/Facebook: Get all the updates of Aggie Athletics on Twitter and Facebook. Get in-game statistics and in-game updates on Twitter @NMStateAggies. Find out about all Aggie Athletics promotions and events on Facebook (NMSU Athletics and The Aggie Student-Athlete).
About the Aggies: NM State returns six from the 2011-12 team, including Kelsie Rozendaal, who finished the season with a .526 shooting percentage. Rozendaal was third on the team with 108 total rebounds and second with a .778 free throw percentage on the year. Senior Jasmine Rutledge also returns for the Aggies after averaging 5.7 points per game with 4.1 rebounds. Rutledge saw action in each of the Aggies 30 games last season and started in half of those.
Chrissy Fletcher and Camila Rosen also return to the hardwood as two of the Aggies starters. Fletcher went 4-for-4 at the free throw line against UTEP (11/16) while earning her second straight academic All-WAC honor. Rosen picked up 32 steals as a junior and earned a season-high 13 points against Boise State (1/7).
Gilbreath joins the Aggie squad as a transfer from USC. The former Trojan played in each of USC's 30 games last season, starting 17 contests and averaging 3.9 points per game. She led the team in free throw percentage at 83 percent (24-of-29) and averaged 2.6 rebounds per game. Gilbreath sat out three seasons with the Trojans due to knee injuries.
Along with Gilbreath, Trakh added six other newcomers to the roster. Las Cruces native, Elena Holguin, comes in after redshirting her freshman season. Three-point threat, Alexis Nelson, also joins the Aggies after breaking the single-season record for three pointers with 60 during her senior campaign at Aurora High School in Aurora, Ill.
NM State also brings in University of San Diego transfer, Denesia Williamson. The sophomore started one game and participated in 16 while averaging 12 minutes per game last season. The 5-6 guard averaged 5.1 points, 1.4 assists and 1.1 rebounds per game with the Toreros. Abby Scott (Madras, Ore.), Sasha Weber (Lacey, Wash.) and Shay Young (San Diego, Calif.) round out the newcomers for NM State.
Looking Back: Last week, the Aggies opened the season with a preseason exhibition against Fort Lewis College. NM State flew past the Skyhawks in an 80-73 victory in the Pan American Center on Monday, Nov. 2.
Newcomer Stephanie Gilbreath led the Aggies with 26 points in just 26 minutes on the court. The senior transfer from USC was 2-for-3 on three pointers and worked for four rebounds.
NM State powered through the second half with 13 second-chance points. Denesia Williamson opened up late in the game to earn 13 second-half points, six of those from the line.
Senior Kelsie Rozendaal proved to be the force under the goal for the Aggies. She finished the game with eight total rebounds, seven of those on the defensive side of the ball.
Aggies vs. Loyola Marymount: Series History: The Aggies have met the Lions just one time in program history. The 1997 meeting was a 68-67 win for NM State at the Pan American Center. The slim victory gives the Aggies a 1-0 series record over LMU.
About LMU: After finishing the 2011-12 season with an 8-22 overall record, the LMU Lions were 3-13 in the West Coast Conference.
The Lions open the 2012-13 season with first-year head coach Charity Elliot. She welcomes a squad of 10 letter winners and three returning starters. Redshirt senior Alex Cowling, junior point guard Hazel Ramirez and sophomore guard Danielle Pruitt make up the leading starters for LMU.
Cowling is a Preseason All-WCC selection for the fourth as a Lion. The guard/forward combo led her team and the league last year with 22.2 ppg and 8.7 rpg. Ramirez (10.2 ppg, 2.9 apt) is also back to direct the Lions' offense for the third season.
Aggies vs. UC Santa Barbara
Series History: The Aggies meet the UC Santa Barbara Gouchos for the second straight year. NM State took the win in the last meeting in a nail-biting 52-51 win in Las Cruces, N.M. Prior to the Dec. 19, 2011 meeting, the teams had not met since the Aggies final year in the Big West Conference during the 1999-00 season. In that game, the Aggies fell 86-65. All-time, UCSB holds a 12-5 record over NM State.
About UCSB: The Gauchos continue in the Big West Conference and are the defending conference champions after a 17-16 season.
UCSB has eight players returning, including three starters from last year's conference championship team. Four seniors make up the leaders on the team, including Big West MVP Kristen Tilleman.
The Gauchos welcome three newcomers to the squad this season in freshmen Jasmine Ware, Jessica Pino and Kendra Morrison.
UCSB opened the season with a 52-39 exhibition win over Vanguard last week. Starting the game with a 15 point run, Nicole Nesbit led the Gouchos with 17 points with Sweets Underwood just behind her with 14. Last season, Underwood led the team with a 46.9 shooting percentage in her 33 games played. The junior guard averaged seven boards a game with 7.7 points on average.
Looking Ahead: The Aggies hit the road to Santa Barbara, Calif., to face UC Santa Barbara on Nov. Wednesday, Nov. 14. This marks the first road game of the season for NM State.
Following the UCSB trip, the Aggies continue on the road to battle Rio Grande Rival New Mexico, on Nov. 20, at The Pit in Albuquerque, N.M.
Aggie Returners Earn Academic All-WAC: The 2011-12 Academic All-WAC women's basketball was announced in the spring. To be eligible, a student-athlete must have completed at least one academic year, have at least a 3.00 cumulative grade point average and have participated in at least 50 percent of the team's contests. The following is a list of the five winter sport honorees from the women's basketball squad: Chrissy Fletcher, Jr., Malia Magazzeni, Jr., Kelsie Rozendaal, Sr., Kaitlyn Soto, Sr., Tabytha Wampler, Sr.
Fresh Faces for Trakh: Head coach Mark Trakh brings on a slew of newcomers for the 2012-13 campaign. Among the new Aggies are transfers Stefanie Gilbreath and Denesia Williamson. Gilbreath joins the Aggie squad after spending four seasons with USC. Gilbreath sat out three seasons with the Trojans due to knee injuries, but played in each of USC's 30 games in 2011-12. Williamson wears the Crimson after one season with University of San Diego. The 5-6 guard averaged 5.1 points, 1.4 assists and 1.1 rebounds per game with the Toreros.
Along with the two transfers, Trakh also adds five other players to the roster. Las Cruces native, Elena Holguin, comes in after redshirting her freshman season. Three-point threat, Alexis Nelson, joins the Aggies after breaking the single-season record for three pointers with 60 during her senior campaign at Aurora High School in Aurora, Ill. Abby Scott (Madras, Ore.), Sasha Weber (Lacey, Wash.) and Shay Young (San Diego, Calif.) round out the newcomers for NM State.
Last Season: Under the helm of first-year head coach, Mark Trakh, the Aggies finished the 2011-12 season with a 6-24 overall season record. This left NM State with a 3-11 Western Athletics Conference record. The Aggies made an appearance at the WAC Championships at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Nev. (3/7). The Aggies were seeded eighth in the tournament but were quickly booted out by No. 1 66-58 State.
Senior guard Tabitha Wampler was the most recent Aggie to join the 1,000 Point Club with a career 1,254 points (2008-12). She joins former teammates Danisha Corbett and Madison Spence along with Aggie great Anita Maxwell (2,601) and Andrea Kabwasa (1,788).
Another highlight for the Aggies in 2011-12 was coach Trakh coaching his 500th game of his career as a Division I head coach. In his 17th year on the sidelines, the floor general notched the milestone against Hawai'i in Las Cruces Feb. 16.
Preseason Accolades: The Western Athletic Conference coaches and media picked NM State to finish eighth and ninth in their respective preseason polls, and senior guard Stefanie Gilbreath was named an All-WAC preseason pick.
The Aggies were picked sixth in last season's preseason polls. NM State finished 6-24 overall and 3-11 in the conference to place in eighth. The eighth place rank gave the Aggies a tough battle against top-ranked Fresno State in the 2012 WAC Championships. The Bulldogs defeated the Aggies 66-58, knocking NM State out of the tournament.
Reigning first team All-WAC honoree Christensen was voted Preseason Player of the Year and is the on the preseason All-WAC first team. Joining her on the first team are Alyssa Charlston of Idaho, Louisiana Tech's Whitney Frazier, Diamond Ford of Texas State and Seattle U's Kacie Sowell.
Historical Season:
-- The 2012-13 season marks the 40th season of Aggie women's basketball. The first season was 1973-74.
-- This season also marks 25 years since the Aggies last NCAA tournament appearance. The 1987-88 team was the last in program history to receive an NCAA berth.
Potential Aggie Milestones:
-- Head coach Mark Trakh needs just five more victories to reach No. 300 in his career as a Division I head coach- this could happen as early as Nov. 24 during the Hotel Encanto Thanksgiving Classic if the Aggies take a 5-0 start.
-- With 12 victories during the 2012-13 season, NM State will reach its 600th win in program history. Currently, the Aggies are 588-524 all-time.
Aggies Host 16 Games This Season: The Aggies' 17 home games at the Pan American Center is the fifth time in six seasons NM State plays host to more than 15 contests. Along with this year's ledger, here are the prior four season slates with 16-plus games in Las Cruces including a school-record 18 games last year in 2009-10.
Aggies slated for 29 games in 2012-13 season
Trakh's squad is set to host 16 regular-season games at the Pan American Center for the third straight season - matching the third-most amount of home contests in the NM State record books. It marks the 14th season that the Crimson and White play host to 15 or more opponents in the regular season. In those previous 13 seasons, NM State averaged 18 wins per year.
With five new squads joining the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) schedule this season, the conference slate grows to 18 games. Each squad will play home-and-home contests with the other nine teams. New schools on the Aggies' conference schedule this year include Denver, Seattle, Texas State, UT Arlington and UTSA. NM State's travel partner in 2012-13 will be the Pioneers of Denver.
The Aggies' upcoming non-conference ledger consists of seven home match-ups and four road contests. Prior to the WAC schedule, NM State tips against four opponents with 2012 postseason credentials.
NM State's 29-game, regular-season schedule kicks off in Las Cruces Monday, Nov. 12 against Loyola Marymount.
The Aggies' first road contest occurs at 2012 NCAA Tournament team UCSB (Nov. 14) in Santa Barbara, Calif., NM State knocked off the Gauchos at home last season 52-51.
In-state rival New Mexico is on the Aggie docket for a pair of home-and-home contests in 2012-13. NM State travels to Albuquerque on Nov. 20 and completes the Rio Grande Rivalry against the Lobos at the Pan American Center on Dec. 18.
New Mexico State looks for its fifth Aggie Hotel Encanto Thanksgiving Classic title in six seasons on Nov. 23-24. Joining the Aggies in the two-day holiday tourney is 2012 Women's National Invitational Tournament (WNIT) selection Drake along with UC Irvine and George Mason. NM State and GMU will battle in game two of the tourney Nov. 23.
Rival UTEP also advanced to the postseason as an NCAA qualifier last season. The Aggies and Miners play twice in the first month of the season. NM State travels to El Paso on Nov. 28 then hosts UTEP a week later in Las Cruces Dec. 5.
Rounding out the non-conference slate, the Aggies travel to Southern Utah on Dec. 1 and later hosts 2012 WNIT opponent UMKC (Dec. 21). NM State breaks away from conference play when it entertains CSU Bakersfield Feb. 23.
NM State opens WAC competition with four of its first six games at home in 2012-13. The Aggies open the conference schedule at home against UT Arlington on Dec. 29 before a New Year's Eve battle against traditional power Louisiana Tech Dec. 31.
The Aggies kick off 2013 with their first conference road trip to UTSA Jan. 3 before visiting Texas State for a game two days later. NM State returns home to face 2012 Women's Basketball Invitational (WBI) selection Seattle on Jan. 10 and Idaho Jan. 12.
On Jan. 17, another 2012 WNIT participant in Utah State hosts NM State. The Aggies then travel to San Jose State Jan. 19 and make a visit to Denver a week later to complete the first half of the WAC slate.
The Crimson and White hosts Texas State Jan. 31 and UTSA Feb. 3 before making road trips to Idaho (Feb. 7) and Seattle (Feb. 9). SJSU invades the Pan Am on Valentine's Day a couple days before Utah State pays a visit to the Mesilla Valley Feb. 16.
After stepping out of conference to play Bakersfield, NM State hosts Denver for its final home game on Senior Day, March 2. The Aggies close out the regular season on the road at LA Tech (March 7) and at UTA (March 9).
The 2013 WAC Tournament will be held at a neutral site in Las Vegas for the third year in a row. The Orleans Arena will play host to both the men's and women's conference basketball tournaments March 12-16. All 10 teams will take part in the conference tourney.
In a transitional season, the Aggies completed the 2011-12 campaign at 6-24 in Trakh's first year on the NM State sideline. The Aggies finished the season on a strong note pushing top-seeded Fresno State to the final minute at the 2012 WAC Tournament before the Bulldogs escaped with an eight-point victory.
NM State returns seven players from a year ago but loses the services of Aggie 1,000-point club member Tabytha Wampler and fellow departed seniors Erica Sanchez and Kaitlyn Soto. Trakh and his staff added six new commitments including former high school All-American and USC transfer Stefanie Gilbreath.
Gilbreath, a 6-1 guard originally from Katy, Texas, joined fellow spring signees Danesia Williamson, a 5-6 guard from San Diego and Alexis Nelson, a 5-7 guard from Aurora, Illinois. They followed fall signees Abby Scott, a 6-1 guard from Madras, Ore., Sasha Weber, a 6-0 guard from Lacey, Wash., and Shay Young, a 6-0 guard from San Diego.


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San Diego, CA (Sports Network) - Vance Worley struck out a career-high 11 batters while scattering just four hits over seven strong innings, and the Philadelphia Phillies shut out the San Diego Padres, 2-0, in the opener of a four-game set.
Worley (1-1) walked three and Juan Pierre and Hunter Pence scored for the Phillies, who snapped a two-game skid with their 12th consecutive win over the Padres at PETCO Park.
"I definitely want to strike guys out and today they were just swinging and missing," said Worley.
Jonathan Papelbon got around a leadoff walk in the ninth with a double play and a strikeout to record his fourth save of the season.
San Diego rookie Joe Wieland (0-2) suffered the loss despite giving up just one run on five hits and one walk while striking out seven over six frames. The Padres had just four hits in their seventh loss in eight tries.
"This guy has less than two weeks in the Major League at 22-years-old and he's showing some good signs at a really, really infant stage," Padres manager Bud Black said about Wieland.
Pierre led off the game with a walk, moved to third on a single by Placido Polanco and an error by Will Venable, and scored on Jimmy Rollins' sacrifice fly.
The Phillies then loaded the bases on consecutive singles by Pence and Shane Victorino, but Wieland got John Mayberry to pop out in the infield and Carlos Ruiz to ground out to end the threat.
The Padres stranded Jeremy Hermida after a leadoff triple in the second inning, and squandered opportunities in the sixth and seventh.
Venable was bunted to second after a hit and could have scored on Chase Headley's single, but misread the play and only got to third. Hermida then struck out, and Headley faked an attempt to steal second. Ruiz fired to Rollins at second, at which point Venable tried to steal home. But Rollins noticed the trick play and tossed back to Ruiz, who held on to the ball after a collision with Venable for the final out.
Worley's 11th strikeout ended the seventh with runners on first and third.
Pence doubled the Phillies' lead in the ninth on a passed ball by Ernesto Frieri after walking and moving to third on Victorino's base hit.
With Ruiz behind the plate, this was the first time since July 15, 2011 (14 starts) that Brian Schneider did not catch Worley...Pierre hit a triple, his first extra-base hit of the season...San Diego was 1-for-8 with runners in scoring position and left seven men on base...Friday's matchup features Cole Hamels (1-1) for Philadelphia against San Diego's Edinson Volquez (0-1).


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For as long as Kyle Frazier can remember, his dream has been to sign with a team in the National Football League. And while the lofty aspiration is a long shot — less than 1 percent of athletes that play high school football make an NFL roster — Frazier's goal could be realized sometime during the next few months.
"It has always been something I've wanted to do since I started my football career," he said. "Once I decided I was going to go for this, I've given it my all. Hopefully, something good happens."
While the 2008 Damascus High School graduate and current Monmouth (N.J.) University grad student is realistic about his admittedly slim chances, it appears that a few NFL teams have taken interest. Frazier said he felt like he performed "pretty well" for scouts from the New Orleans Saints and New York Jets during the Hawks' pro day on March 12, and held private workouts with the Jets and New York Giants last week.
Statistically, of the 100,000 high school seniors who play football every year, only 215 will ever make an NFL roster, according to the NFL Players Association's website (www.nflplayers.com). Of the 9,000 players that play in college, according to the site, only 310 are invited to the NFL scouting combine, the pool from which teams draft players.
The fact Frazier, who was not invited to the combine, is coming from a small college program also limits his national exposure. But there are plenty of professional football players that have found success from the non-Bowl Championship Series Conference programs, including Monmouth graduate and Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Miles Austin, who went undrafted in 2006.
Frazier, who led Damascus to state titles in 2005 and 2007 with coach Dan Makosy, will graduate as Monmouth's all-time leader in passing attempts, completions, completion percentage and second in passing yards, passing touchdowns and total offense. Last fall was his best collegiate season in the shotgun spread offense, completing more than 67 percent of his passes for 2,431 yards and 17 touchdowns. Frazier also is mobile in the pocket and can run the zone read effectively, according to Monmouth offensive coordinator Scott Van Zile.
"He's got a lot of things working for him and just has to polish them up," said Van Zile, who also praised Frazier's mechanics. "He's played four years as the primary starter and I think that benefits him. Physically, he's got good size and versatility. The biggest thing will be if he can get into a camp with an opportunity. ...
"The thing about Kyle is that if he's put on that stage, he can go out in a mini camp — I'd be shocked if he didn't impress."
Added Frazier: "I've been told that I would be a free agent kind of thing. Not many guys get this opportunity, but it can be realistic — I'm not coming from Alabama — for small school kids like Miles Austin. ... It's getting more and more realistic."
Frazier, a first team All-Gazette quarterback in 2007, has drawn inspiration from his brothers, Gregg, an assistant at Damascus, and Connor, a sophomore quarterback at Towson University. Gregg, in fact, helped Kyle promote himself and find an agent, Warren Schmidt, of the ProStar Sports Agency.
Frazier also has been receiving instruction from former NFL quarterback Scott Brunner in preparation for workouts. Frazier says his biggest adjustment has been taking snaps from under center.
"I'm working on, and have to improve on, everything," Frazier said. "But going under center is just one of the big things to get used to again and coming out with three, five and seven step drops."
If football does not work out, Frazier will be well-prepared for life. He is currently finishing his master's degree in homeland security and hopes to pursue a career with the government. But for now, only football is on his mind.
"I haven't really thought about anything else," he said.
The NFL draft is scheduled for April 25-27 in New York City.


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Everyone except me did 9/11 blogs yesterday. A ten year anniversary of a day that truly changed life in NYC and the USA (hello department of Homeland Security and TSA pat-downs) gave a lot of people something to say. Jeff Jarvis, a journalism professor at the CUNY Graduate Center and media expert (twitter: @JeffJarvis), spent the day tweeting out memory after memory of all that had happened to him on 9/11 when he went to a meeting at downtown just about the time the planes hit the towers. Some people got annoyed he was tweeting a lot. But I found each tweet fascinating, and his story was more grueling than mine.
Ten years and one day ago I was puttering around, about to sit down at my computer to write something or other, when I heard neighbors yelling on the street about a plane hitting the World Trade Center and about terrorists. I turned on the television just as the second plane hit. It took the next hour for TV news to become focused on what was going on. By then the towers were about to collapse, a plane had gone down in Shanksville, PA, and another one had crashed into the Pentagon. My landline wouldn't work: the main Verizon facilities were at the WTC and had been knocked out. My son was safe at college (though calling every few minutes to check on the safety of people we knew downtown); my husband was safe at the college where he teaches in Queens. My daughter was in high school up in the Bronx, which the FBI and NYC police closed off from Manhattan as soon as security measures began being implemented. (A recent article in the New York Times underscores how no one knew what was going on. The Airforce did not scramble until all the planes had hit, and at that point, our jets were flying without weapons. http://nyti.ms/qfKSwp.) The phone at her school was busy, busy, busy. Her Verizon cell did not work. At that point I had AT&T, so mine did. And eventually I got through to one of her friends with an AT&T phone. This was my drama: not knowing if my 15-year-old would be able to get home.
Meanwhile, I went outside into that beautiful day everyone remembers with its clear, remarkably blue sky. I offered my AT&T phone to passersby so they could make calls to loved ones. (And AT&T actually gave me all the minutes for that day for free.) Eventually we learned that doctors could get over the bridges. One of her friend's mom's drove up to the school with her MD plates and packed her car with over a dozen kids. Bewildered, they continued to hang out at each other's apartments for the rest of the evening. Mayor Guiliani, in perhaps the most human moment he ever had, told us that the loss was going to be more than we could bear.
I went to the computer this morning to find a tweet from the wise and clever Amy Vernon (@AmyVernon, aka The Bacon Queen). It's September 12th, she said. We got through that one.
And she was right in so many ways–the chance of an "anniversary" attack, the kind of paranoia that led to brown-skinned people being pulled off planes. (If you want to get riled up, read this: Some real Shock and Awe: Racially profiled and cuffed in Detroit | Stories from the Heartland http://bit.ly/pavTUM.) And all the sentimentality–though I must say that I was riveted by the article in Esquire about "The Falling Man" picture. ("The Falling Man – Tom Junod – 9/11 Suicide Photograph" – Esquire http://bit.ly/ncpNr1. Read the links after the article too.) Yesterday evening we took a walk out after dinner to see the "Memorial Lights" that fill the sky. Only it was too overcast. Looking downtown we could see that the sky was more aglow than usual, but there were no twin light towers.
If you had asked me about the Twin Towers on any day before 9/11/01, I probably would have snidely said, "bad architecture." Sure, Windows on the World, had a spectacular view, but the food wasn't even all that good. No one went to the World Trade Center except to work. Tens of thousands of people did that, every day.
I'm a runner, and my favorite route goes around the reservoir in Central Park. It used to be that from the north end of the loop one could see those ugly towers sticking up into the skyline. The view has changed–the photo at the top of this post shows what I see when I run. It's jarring each time I jog around that stretch. Something is still missing. Like Amy, I'm glad it's September 12th. But I think I wish even more it were still September 10, 2001, that the Towers still stood, that this act of terrorism had never happened, that more than 3000 people hadn't died, that we hadn't gotten into a couple of long, arduous wars because of our fears and the hatred we harbor toward others, hatred they happily return. I don't mind that 10 years have passed. I, and millions like me, just wish it had all never happened.
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ALBQUERQUE, N.M. (Nov. 3)-In the first road trip of the 2012-13 season, the New Mexico State swimming and diving team defeated Colorado State, 182.5-151.5, in a four-team, two-day meet in Albuquerque, N.M. The Aggies fell to No. 16 San Diego State, 192-130, and in-state rival New Mexico, 195-138.
"Not a good feeling to come up here and lose, but more so just to swim the way we did," head coach Rick Pratt said. "We weren't very sharp. We swam stiff. We didn't have a lot of speed and a couple of races didn't go our way. So when that happens it is easier to lose. It was great to beat Colorado State. We did some things well. I thought our distance group did a fine job. In the longer events, we finished our races okay. It's November, and we are working hard, and I'm confident we will be a lot better in the spring."
Sophomore Jessica Legge paced the Aggies in the 200 breaststroke with a second-place showing, while she added a fourth-place finish in the 200 individual medley. Junior Tricia Kiss followed in the 200 IM in fifth, and she was fourth in the 200 back.
In the distance freestyle events, freshman Nicole Brennecke led the Aggies with third-places finishes in the 500 free and 1,000 free. She also was third in the 200 free behind senior Alex Fenton.
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ROSEMONT, Ill.---The Chicago Wolves and Rockford IceHogs battled through 65 minutes of scoreless hockey, but the Wolves came through with the extra point in the shootout with a 1-0 win Saturday night before a crowd of 14,505 in their American Hockey League opener at the Allstate Arena.
Chicago (1-0-0-0) netminder Eddie Lack (1-0-0) posted 25 saves in regulation and overtime and rejected three of four attempts in the shootout to record his 10th career AHL whitewash.
Forwards Jordan Schroeder, Bill Sweatt and Darren Haydar dented the net in the shootout to help Chicago win its first season opener since 2007-08, which coincides with the franchise's last Calder Cup triumph.
"Both goalies were the stars of the game," said Wolves head coach Scott Arniel. "We were a little sloppy at times, but at the end of the day a win is a win."
Rockford (0-0-0-1) goaltender Carter Hutton (0-1-0) kicked out 31 shots in regulation and overtime to record a shutout for the IceHogs, but only was able to stop one of four attempts in the shootout. Center Brandon Pirri posted the IceHogs' lone shootout tally.
The Wolves and IceHogs square off in an Illinois Lottery Cup rematch at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Allstate Arena.
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First Period---None. Penalties---Lavin, Rockford (tripping), 6:03; Pinizzotto, Chicago (elbowing), 9:23; Pirri, Rockford (high-sticking), 10:35; Beach, Rockford (roughing), 13:29; Desbiens, Chicago (slashing), 13:29; Olsen, Rockford (cross-checking), 16:52.
Second Period---None. Penalties---Youds, Rockford (elbowing), 3:20; Tanev, Chicago (slashing), 4:56; Shaw, Chicago (boarding), 19:13; Sterling, Chicago (unsportsmanlike conduct), 19:13.
Third Period---None. Penalties---Stanton, Rockford (high-sticking), 8:15.
Overtime---None. Penalties---Stanton, Rockford (closing hand on puck), 4:51.
Shootout---Rockford 1 (Saad, NG; Pirri, G, Bollig, NG, LeBlanc, NG). Chicago 3 (Schroeder, G; Sterling, NG, Sweatt, G, Haydar, G).
Shots on goal---Rockford: 4-8-11-2--25. Chicago: 9-9-9-4-32. Power plays---Rockford: 0-3. Chicago: 0-6. Goalies---Rockford, Hutton (31-31). Chicago, Lack (25-25). A---14,505. Referee---Graham Skilliter. Linesmen---Aaron Mills and Al Stensland.


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Arizona court refuses to fast-track pot law appeal
PHOENIX -- The Arizona Supreme Court has refused to accelerate consideration of an appeal of a judge's ruling that the state's medical marijuana law is constitutional.
The justices without comment Tuesday denied Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery's request to transfer the appeal to the state Supreme Court so that it bypasses the mid-level Court of Appeals.
Transferring the case would've hastened an ultimate ruling by months.
Montgomery's office had said the law's interpretation is important across Arizona and needs to get decided quickly.
A judge ruled in December that the county must provide zoning clearance for a Sun City medical marijuana dispensary because federal drug laws don't stand in the way of Arizona's medical marijuana law.
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The much-anticipated SOULCALIBUR II video game from Namco hit stores this past week, along with McFarlane Toys' line of SOULCALIBUR II 4-inch-scale action figures. Based on Namco's franchise 3D weapons-based fighting game, the line contains the following figures:AstarothIvyNecridNightmareVoldoTo celebrate the release of both the game and the action figures, spawn.com held an e-mail contest. Here are the results:
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Thursday, September 3, 2009
Those three little words. Three lovely little words. What woman doesn't love to, crave to, hear those three little words. What woman can resist? I love you? No, not the three words I was thinking of no matter how sweet they sound when the right person whispers it in my ear. No, the three little words I love to hear are "quick, easy meal". Ah, the sound of those three little words makes me smile, makes me sigh, sends shivers up and down my spine, my knees go all wobbly and I get goosebumps all over my body.
I am a baker at heart. Good or bad, successful or flop, I can spend all day in the kitchen measuring and stirring, kneading and folding, rolling and melting. How I love to bake, whether bread or cake, cookies or pudding. I love the feel of dough in between my fingers, soft and sensuous. I love to watch thick, rich batter fall in luxurious ribbons as I lift up my beaters or the way egg whites turn into meringue as I whip in sugar, my finger leaving a deep trail through the glossy mass as I touch it to check the texture. I love the way the house fills with the aroma of chocolate or cinnamon, the heady scent of fresh bread, the divine scent of coffee or vanilla.
But regular mealtimes are a horror to me. There are times when I am really in the mood to chop vegetables, slice meat, stir soups, to create tagines, spending an afternoon turning out a lovely dish that will be spooned or ladled over rice or couscous, reheated the next day even thicker and richer than before, a meal to fill one's tummy and warm one's heart. But when I try to grasp the concept of placing two meals a day, lunch and dinner, on the table in front of three hungry men, dishing up something that will satisfy, sate and sooth, a healthy, nutritious, balanced meal, I freak out! Okay, so JP assures me that he doesn't mind eating cheese and bread with a banana, but every day, twice a day? No. At some point he'll start making snide remarks: "I'm starving and can't wait; I mean I only had a measly salad for lunch." Or "A banana for dinner every night? I can't go on!" But I never understood how people think up something good, something different to cook and place on the table every day.
So when most people think of quick, easy meals, they think pasta or salad. Pasta and salad, salad and pasta, been there, done that about a gazillion times. Or chop up chicken tenders and toss them in a frying pan. Or hamburgers on the grill. Ok, see my point? No matter how quick and simple, and quick and simple is my mantra, I still want to achieve the WOW effect, I still want to dazzle, I want to sparkle and shine. I would much rather hear sighs of pleasure than groans of disgust or yawns of boredom. I hate to hear "That again? No thanks!" or "Ooh, that's disgusting, why are you making that again?" Eyeballs rolling, shoulders shrugged? No thanks! Hands clapping, "Ooohs and Ahhhs!" and Mmmms. That's for me!
So here is one quick, easy meal that dazzles:
GNOCCHI ALLA ROMANA served with Insalata Caprese
2 ½ cups (600 ml) milk
4 oz (about ¾ cup/100 g) semolina for polenta
1 egg, lightly beaten
3.5 oz (90 – 100 g) freshly grated Parmesan cheese
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Dash of nutmeg
1 Tbs (15 g) unsalted butter
Olive oil
Bring the milk just to a boil in a saucepan over medium heat. Gradually sprinkle the semolina over the hot milk, whisking constantly. Turn the heat to low and allow the polenta mixture to simmer gently for 3 or 4 minutes, whisking constantly. It should thicken but remain fairly creamy.
Remove the saucepan from the heat and stir in about 2/3 of the grated cheese, the nutmeg and the salt and pepper. Slowly pour in the beaten egg, whisking all the while, until well-blended and smooth.
Working quickly, spread the mixture out as evenly as possible in a lightly oiled shallow pan to a thickness of about 1/3-inch. Allow to cool completely.
Preheat the grill of your oven.
Cut the gnocchi into 2 ½-inch (6 cm) circles and arrange them in a baking dish (I lay them out in lines, overlapping them).
Dot with butter (if your butter is soft, you can spread a dab on each gnocchi). Sprinkle the remaining grated Parmesan all over the gnocchi and stick under the grill until the cheese is bubbly and browned.
Serve with a Mozzarella/Tomato Salad using only the ripest, most flavorful tomatoes and good quality Buffalo mozzarella. Give a good grind of black pepper, a drizzle of balsamic vinegar and peppery olive oil.
35 comments:
- gastroanthropologist said...
Yes those are three lovely little words. Sometimes I eat the weirdest things for dinner because I can't be bothered to make a meal. Like tonight - oat cakes slathered with cream cheese and sliced beets. Can't wait to try this recipe. Looks delicious and simple!
- September 3, 2009 at 12:14 PM
- Heavenly Housewife said...
How do you do it woman???? How do u always manage to come up with such fab stuff? Today I made 3 dishes for guests coming over. Guess what, only one turned out the way it was supposed to. The other two went into the garbage (I would never serve crap food to guests, its too embarrassing).
- September 3, 2009 at 12:31 PM
- The Cooking Ninja said...
Yep, it's a common meal in our house except I never thought about blogging it. hahaha In our house, we didn't cut it so prettily like u did. :) It's very filling too. :)
My version of a quick n easy meal is instant noodle. :p Something that hubby picked up from me after living with me for so many years. I'm so guilty about introducing him to lots of bad things. :(
- September 3, 2009 at 12:47 PM
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
A fantastic meal! Quick, easy and delicious!!!
- September 3, 2009 at 1:04 PM
- Deb Mele said...
Jamie, a meal after my own heart. Funny you describe yourself as a baker and not a cook where I am just the opposite. I cringe thinking about making cakes, rolling pie crusts and God forbid making macarons, but I can stay in the kitchen for days making bread, fresh pasta, sauces, thinking up new recipes for vegetables, etc.
Quick and easy need not be boring! I have a ton of recipes of my site that are delicious and can be put together in about 30 minutes. I promise!
- September 3, 2009 at 1:21 PM
- Jenn said...
Three little words that surround me everyday. lol.
That's a new way to make gnocchi. Really cool. I'm saving this.
- September 3, 2009 at 1:23 PM
- Chow and Chatter said...
wow i will say no more!
- September 3, 2009 at 1:28 PM
- La Table De Nana said...
I love the shapes:) And..you should write a bbok:)
- September 3, 2009 at 2:53 PM
- Kim Teegen said...
Jamie, You are just so clever!!! love it!!!
- September 3, 2009 at 2:56 PM
- Elra said...
Oh this is my favorite gnocchi to make. I used to make it a lot, and my family love them. Better make it again soon.
- September 3, 2009 at 4:24 PM
- Barbara Bakes said...
I don't know Jamie. It looks a little intimidating to me! Fabulous for sure, but I don't know if it would be easy at my house.
- September 3, 2009 at 5:37 PM
- Amy said...
Oh! THOSE three little words. See, the three that make ME weak in the knees are "Want some pie?"
But I like your three, as well.
This looks so yummy. Although I would have stopped right before the 2 1/2 in molds, for I am even less ambitious!
- September 3, 2009 at 5:52 PM
- Chow and Chatter said...
I have left an award for you on my blog rebecca
- September 3, 2009 at 6:36 PM
- Linda said...
OH.... MY.... GOD. This looks so wonderful. My husband had his Italian grandma making simple meals when he was a boy. He loves polenta. I will have to try this, especially now that the tomatoes are so good!
- September 3, 2009 at 6:48 PM
- Natashya KitchenPuppies said...
Those do look really tasty! I have only made the potato or ricotta kind. Takes me hours.
- September 3, 2009 at 7:58 PM
- Mary said...
I will follow you to the ends of the earth. That is some recipe. The gnocchi really looks delicious. Yum.
- September 3, 2009 at 10:03 PM
- Amy Jones said...
My three little words for this recipe: yes, yes, yes!
- September 4, 2009 at 12:14 AM
- Deeba @Passionate About Baking said...
You are reaching new heights everyday my friend, & you are getting me DIZZY! Your men must love you to bits! And now post your mac success, i am ready to kiss the ground you walk on.LOL! This is a wonderful meal! WOW!!
- September 4, 2009 at 3:06 AM
- zorra said...
Oh yes, please I would like to eat at least on plate of it. :-)
- September 4, 2009 at 5:42 AM
- TheKitchenWitch said...
This looks amazing! When am I invited for supper?
And quick, easy, meal are truly beautiful words...Second only to my favorite: Drinks on me.
- September 4, 2009 at 8:43 AM
- Jamie said...
@The Kitchen Witch: for making me laugh out loud with that one, you can come over for dinner tomorrow!
- September 4, 2009 at 9:29 AM
- teresa said...
this was a cute post, and those really are the best three words, especially if the meal is as gorgeous as this!
- September 4, 2009 at 10:50 AM
- The Duo Dishes said...
Everyone has their talents! You've got yours. Looks delicious.
- September 4, 2009 at 11:52 AM
- Chris said...
I have been wanting to make semolina gnocchi for, oh, like a decade. I must get to it! I've never honestly seen them made this way - they look fabulous!! And I love that they are baked (maybe that is normal for this dish? I need to get out more, huh?). Fantastic!
- September 4, 2009 at 1:59 PM
- Cathy said...
Mmmm, the perfect dinner in my book. A beautiful tomato salad and scrumptious gnocci are on my menu for the weekend. Thanks.
- September 4, 2009 at 3:16 PM
- Ciao Chow Linda said...
Oh yum I do love these. Now that fall is approaching, I'll have to start thinking about making them again. Yours look beautiful with those fluted edges.
- September 4, 2009 at 6:53 PM
- buffalodick said...
I tell you I'm not much of a baker, you tell us you aren't much of a cook... What a couple of frauds we are! It looked great!
- September 5, 2009 at 5:38 AM
- girlichef said...
I tell ya Jamie...this is simply gorgeous!! I definitely love quick easy meals, too and yours is a perfect creation :D
- September 5, 2009 at 6:24 AM
- {kiss my spatula} said...
perfect dinner - i think you may be more of a cook than you think! :)
- September 5, 2009 at 9:14 AM
- Joanne said...
Whoa! I would never have thought of making polenta gnocchi. So much easier than the potato kind! This looks awesomely delish. So much cheese and carb goodness.
- September 5, 2009 at 11:02 AM
- 5 Star Foodie said...
Oh, I love the shape of these delicious gnocchi! And so perfect served with caprese salad (my favorite!).
- September 5, 2009 at 9:07 PM
- squeejums said...
Jamie, once again I am inspired! Thank you!
- September 6, 2009 at 9:14 AM
- asiangrrl said...
I don't know about easy, Jamie, but that little combo would surely dazzle even the most jaded palate (and eyes). My mouth is watering just looking at the final pic.
- September 7, 2009 at 5:34 AM
- Glamoursurf said...
Ohh, this looks so yummy. I just recently found your lovely blog and am looking forward to trying some of your delicious looking recipes, thank you!
- September 9, 2009 at 9:10 AM
- The Cooking Photographer said...
Oh you sparkle and shine alright! And make my jaw drop! This is such a wonderful amazing meal!
- October 14, 2009 at 7:48 PM


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LOUISA - The Allen Central Rebels fell to much-improved Lawrence County Friday night. Host Lawrence County doubled up Allen Central on Senior Night, defeating the Rebels 82-41.
The Bulldogs shot 49.2 percent (31-of-63) from the field. Lawrence County was seven-of-16 (43.8 percent) from 3-point range.
The Bulldogs also did some damage from the free throw line, finishing 13-of-18 (72.2 percent).
Robert Dalton led Lawrence County with a game-high 21 points. Lawrence County featured four different scorers in double figures. Blake Prince scored 13 points, Brandon Richardson tossed in 12 and Grant Kiser contributed 10 for the Bulldogs.
Lawrence County notched its sixth straight win, improving to 19-10.
With the loss, Allen Central slipped to 5-23. Allen Central packed a 12-game losing streak out of the regular-season.
Lawrence County outscored the Rebels 30-7 in the first quarter and carried a comfortable 45-20 lead into halftime.
The Bulldogs stretched their lead over Allen Central in the third quarter, outscoring the Rebels 23-9.
Only four Allen Central players dented the scoring column. Senior forward Josh Wiley led Allen Central with 19 points. Wiley was the only Allen Central scorer to reach double figures. Devon Horn scored eight points, Mason Nelson and Cameron Hamilton netted six apiece and Brett Sammons chipped in two for the Rebels.
Lawrence County had defeated Allen Central 72-41 when the two teams met earlier in the season during the 15th Region All "A" Classic.
Lawrence County 82, Allen Central 41
Allen Central (41): Nelson 6, Horn 8, Hamilton 6, Wiley 19, Sammons 2.
Lawrence County (82): Chaffins 4, R. Dalton 21, Richardson 12, Kiser 10, Cyrus 2, Prince 13, Wallen 2, T. Dalton 6, Wellman 2, Ratliff 8, Phelps 2.
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