text: Healthy Recipes Squash and Leek Lasagna Recipe E-mail recipe Print recipe To save this recipe, register now! Quick Info: Servings Contains Nuts Contains Wheat/Gluten Contains Dairy Vegetarian Heart-Healthy Nutritional Info (Per serving): Calories: 278, Saturated Fat: 4g, Sodium: 464mg, Dietary Fiber: 6g, Total Fat: 9g, Carbs: 37g, Cholesterol: 19mg, Protein: 14g Carb Choices: 2 Recipe Source: Prep Time: 20 mins Cook Time: 1 h 40 mins Rest Time: 10 mins Total Time: 2 h 10 mins Ingredients 10 ounce(s) pasta, lasagna noodles, whole wheat 2 tablespoon butter, unsalted 4 large leek(s), (or 5 medium), pale green and white parts only, thinly sliced and washed thouroughly (about 6 cups) 1/2 cup(s) flour, all-purpose 4 cup(s) milk, fat-free 1 teaspoon thyme, dried 1 teaspoon salt 3/4 teaspoon nutmeg, ground, freshly grated 1/2 teaspoon pepper, black ground 2 pounds squash, butternut, peeled, halved, seeded and grated using the large-hole side of a box grater 6 ounce(s) cheese, Parmigiano-Reggiano, grated using the large-hole side of a box grater 1/4 cup(s) nuts, pine nuts, toasted Preparation 1. Preheat oven to 350°F. Coat a 9-by-13-inch baking dish with cooking spray. 2. Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Cook noodles until not quite al dente, about 2 minutes less than the package directions. Drain; return the noodles to the pot and cover with cool water. 3. Melt butter in a Dutch oven over medium heat. Add leeks; cook, stirring often, until softened, about 6 minutes. 4. Sprinkle flour over the leeks; stir well. Cook, stirring constantly, for 2 minutes. Whisk in milk in a slow stream and cook, whisking constantly, until thick and bubbling, 8 to 10 minutes. Whisk in thyme, salt, nutmeg and pepper. Remove from the heat. 5. Assemble lasagna in the prepared baking dish by layering one-third of the noodles, one-third of the sauce, half the squash, one-third of the cheese, half the remaining noodles, half the remaining sauce, all the pine nuts, all the remaining squash, half the remaining cheese, all the remaining noodles, all the remaining sauce and all the remaining cheese. Cover with parchment paper then foil. 6. Bake the lasagna for 50 minutes. Uncover and bake until bubbling and lightly browned, 30 to 45 minutes more. Let stand for 10 minutes before serving (or follow make-ahead instructions). E-mail recipe Print recipe To save this recipe, register now!


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With all of these pics of spash mountain being tested it is making me hope that there MAY be a chance it would open back up early.. it is slated to re-open on May 19. We will be there 4/29-5/5... do you vets think we have a chance?
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With all of these pics of spash mountain being tested it is making me hope that there MAY be a chance it would open back up early.. it is slated to re-open on May 19. We will be there 4/29-5/5... do you vets think we have a chance?
It is possible. But I am not sure. My sis was at DL last weekend and said it needed work. I was there the weekend before and they still had lots to do.
Little to none. Just a sliver of hope.
(Do note it's about the same as the WDW one, so if you've been on that one, then you've experienced it plenty.)
You should go by every other day or so, to see if the canal has been filled, and if there are any empty or water-filled-dummies riding.
Is it just possible for the private party and then it will close down again?
I think it would be more likely for them to try to have it open for Mother's Day, but that's just me...
That would be nice.
Yea I doubt it will be open by may 5th there is still more being done inside that you cant see from the photos
Karnever: Do you know if Splash is being hired into? Or how about New Orleans Square?
The only reason I ask is I got hired into attractions.
Splash Mountain will become a newhire attraction when it re-opens, but newhires are not being placed in NOS because a lot of the attractions are down right now.
Yes Splash will be a new hire attraction when it reopens May 18th. It will be nice to see new CMs there. but more then likley new hire training wont start until its back open for a few days to get all the kinks out :)
According to a Critter Country Attractions CM I spoke with yesterday they are hoping to open on the 18th.
Slightly off topic but does anyone have any info about what's going on inside the mountain? I know they were replacing the lift mechanisms and sprucing up the exterior but is there anything new related to the show? I would hope that they're at least giving everything a fresh coat of paint if not plussing the show a la PoC and Alice.
I personally wish they would replace the water jets. I remember how they used to shoot up twice as high and didn't make a grinding noise.
There is Show upkeep going on also. New Led Lighting, Painting,Landscaping, Fur and Feathers and Costumes for the AAs.

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I had double-double musical deliciousness come across my desk in the past couple of weeks – two double-CD packages by musicians I dig, and both projects have Vermont connections.
The album "New Multitudes" featuring Anders Parker of Burlington along with his pals Jim James, aka Yim Yames (My Morning Jacket), Jay Farrar (Son Volt) and Will Johnson (Centro-Matic) is terrific. The four gents took lyrics by Woody Guthrie that had not been previously put to song and put 'em to their own tunes, with tremendous results. I had received the first disc a couple of weeks ago, featuring three songs each by the foursome, and Anders' work stood out the most for me, from the folky "Fly High" to the more rocking "Old L.A." and "Angel's Blues," which I remember from his December residency at Radio Bean.
The full package arrived yesterday, with those 12 songs plus complete liner notes with lyrics written (and sometimes typed) in Guthrie's own hand (!). Oh, and the most remarkable part – another CD, with 11 songs from the genesis of the project featuring only Parker and Farrar. I've already listened to it a couple of times, and it's more raw and in a lot of ways more shocking than the 12-song disc. Farrar's track "San Antone Meat House" is a stunner, with harsh, stark lyrics a lot of people who only know Woody Guthrie for the peppy "This Land Is Your Land" would be surprised to hear ("There's only two things in this sad world that I need/My longneck bottle and my spade/With my longneck bottle I will burn out my body/And my spade will dig my own grave").
Parker follows with another dark gem, "Dopefiend Robber." If you think rappers circa 1990 invented songs about drugs and crime and whores and bitches and with even more salacious, naughty words that I won't be repeating here, you should check out this Woody Guthrie ditty circa 1953. This @#*#@ land is your @#*&@#& land, indeed.
Parker isn't the only Vermont connection here. Part of the package was recorded in Vermont, local musician/guitar maker Creston Lea plays on it, and former Vermonter Mark Spencer (who played at Lea's recent guitar-art exhibition with Sarah Ryan at the University of Vermont and is a member of Son Volt) also makes an appearance. The album comes out Tuesday, and I definitely recommend you check it out. Also, look for an essay about the project by Anders Parker in Sunday's ARTSbtv in the Burlington Free Press. Oh, and you can also catch him and his band Cloud Badge (including Creston Lea) Saturday night at The Monkey House.
The other double disc with Vermont ties I want to mention comes from Mike Doughty, the New Yorker who ranks right up there with Anders Parker among my favorite songwriters these days. I've been listening to his new live double-disc "The Question Jar Show," featuring tunes and witty banter with his cellist and right-hand man, Andrew "Scrap" Livingston. There's a segment on the disc from a show I attended at Higher Ground in South Burlington on Nov. 17, 2009. The best snippet from that night, as Doughty and Livingston answer questions left by the audience in the titular question jar, is the answer to the query "What is your favorite band/drug?" Doughty replies, "The Rolling Xanax? Actually I think it would probably be Led Caffeine…"


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To The Editor:
Since the select board agrees with the office task force and voted in favor of their decision to build a new office building, while not supporting and finding a way to reuse and rebuild the historical Methodist church to house our town office, as well as maintain the historical significance of the historic district on Route 100, why would they support the rebuild and reuse of the covered bridge on Bridge Street when they could buy a prefabricated steel and concrete bridge to cross the Mad River?
Biking thousands of miles through many Vermont towns, I am always impressed by the pride and rebuilding going on by both private and tax dollars of Vermont's historical houses, bridges and buildings. In the Mad River Valley, which is basically a tourist industry-dominated economy, one of the attractions is the historical buildings and their attachment to authentic American history (not new buildings built to look like they fit in). To me it is unthinkable to not rebuild both the bridge and the church.
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Last night on Hit The Floor 's Robert Christopher Riley and McKinley Freeman, who play Terrence and Derek respectively, bared it all in a faux "Skin Issue" (a la Sports Illustrated) photo shoot where they got oiled up and made all of us watching say, "Damn."
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GQ's Hottest Women Of 2012It's that time of the year where the good folks at GQ have put together the best of the ladies they've offered us in 2012. And we must say, though the list isn't as diverse as we'd like, there are still some fantabulous cakes going on there. We can't imagine a better job than taking pics of these beautiful women. Sheesh.
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The receptions, held during open houses sponsored by the admissions office, will feature an exhibition of faculty publications and works of fine art in the library's Lassiter Rotunda. In addition, a member of PBA's faculty will give a short presentation on a recent work.
The first of these events is scheduled for 8 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 20, and will feature Dr. Wesley Borucki, associate professor of history, discussing his new book George H.W. Bush: In Defense of Principle. A book signing will follow.
Receptions also are scheduled for Nov. 10, Feb. 19 and March 15. For information about PBA's open houses, please visit the following web site: http://www.pba.edu/open-houses


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Lantern is Left of the Broom, between the Horse Shoe and the Baguette.
What is the problem with level 20? I tried as much as I could, very quickly, very slowly, tried to catch the engine quickly, nothing works. 186-195 of only 2 stars each, no way to have 3. What should I do?
I've gotten three stars on all of mine except the the ones where you have to find the things that are missing.
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The FBI and Mr. Gersh
To the Editor:
The article "The Day the FBI Came to Our House," which appeared in the January 1952 issue of COMMENTARY, has been brought to my attention. Frankly, I was surprised to see such an obvious and intentional attempt to hold the FBI up to ridicule being printed in your magazine.
You, of course, know, as does the public in general, that the FBI has been given definite responsibilities under Congressional enactments and presidential directives to seek facts, through investigation, which pertain to violations of the law or relate to the internal security of the country. We have always attempted to discharge these responsibilities in an efficient and straightforward manner. The overwhelming cooperation which the public has given us by voluntarily furnishing information has made it possible to bring our investigations to expeditious conclusions. In many cases they have served to remove suspicion from innocent persons falsely accused.
You can appreciate, I know, that in carrying out our responsibilities as an investigative agency, we conduct thousands of interviews with private citizens throughout the country each day. Time after time citizens communicate with us or call at our offices to volunteer information which they feel relates to matters within the jurisdiction of the FBI.
In connection with the interview with Mrs. Gersh, it was believed that she might possess information pertaining to a case under investigation and our agents called on her, as they would call on any other citizen under similar circumstances, to solicit her cooperation in furnishing whatever information she might have. The interview was of a routine nature and she talked to the agents on a voluntary basis. Had she or Mr. Gersh so desired, they most certainly could have declined to be interviewed. They not only did not do so but, on the contrary, did discuss pertinent matters with the interviewing agents.
In the light of these facts, it is difficult to understand why Mr. Gersh chose to distort the circumstances of the interview in such a way that the agents were portrayed as sinister individuals, and that he, his wife, and child were pictured as being subjected to an "unhealthy," as he calls it, experience.
I think that it is very evident from a review of the article that Mr. Gersh clearly intended to give an exaggerated and unfair account of the interview. I am surprised that, as editor of a responsible publication, you did not make inquiry in the interest of ascertaining the facts before you printed the article.
John Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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To the Editor:
The article Mr. Hoover objects to was not written "to hold the FBI up to ridicule." It was, I hope, a piece of reportage—not only of events, but of the effects of those events upon a family of normal, law-abiding citizens.
Mr. Hoover cites presidential directives and Congressional enactments which give him the right and duty to send his agents to see us. Fine. I agree. But a little criticism is a healthy thing, our grandfathers taught us.
Mr. Hoover says we talked to his agents voluntarily. Of course. We are good citizens and generally in agreement with the FBI's purposes. In general agreement, I said, and not in complete agreement—especially with its procedures.
I made several points in the article. One major point was that the agents who search out Communists have a duty to know what is Communism and what is a Communist. I consider myself a comparative expert on Communism and Communists. I got that way fighting them for many years, in the labor movement and elsewhere. It was our impression, confirmed by other experiences with FBI agents intent on similar tasks, that these men were not qualified to determine whether a man was or wasn't a Communist. Their parting words, as reported in the article, clinched this impression. So I, as a reporter and a citizen, have a duty to say so, without being accused of defaming the entire FBI.
Nor is Mr. Hoover competent to judge whether his agents appeared "sinister." (His word—not mine.) That's a question of time, place, context, and cultural attitudes. He'll nave to take our word for it that the occasion was not one of ease and good fellowship. I don't know how the FBI men felt about it, but we were a little frightened, a little apprehensive, a little confused. (Remember we didn't know what they wanted until quite a while after they had started their questioning.) The atmosphere was such that our son, four years old, sensed it and reacted. I tried to report that atmosphere. It was pertinent. If Mr. Hoover believes that a visit from the FBI, even to innocent people, is an occasion for jollity, he is mistaken. Maybe we've seen too many FBI movies. If that explains our reaction, Mr. Hoover's quarrel is with James Cagney, not with the Gershes.
One last word—Mr. Hoover and I do not disagree on the necessity of safeguarding our security and of fighting Communism. We may disagree on the methods to be used. Congressional authority per se does not cloak his procedures with absolute correctness. Nor, to reiterate, does it make them immune from criticism.
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Tuckahoe, New York


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In addition to deciding the makeup of Congress, selecting several governors, and a weighing a host of local races, voters across the country will be voting on 159 statewide ballot measures, of which about 60 are more interesting than bland bond measures. Of these propositions, there are a handful that I believe could have a national or even international impact.
Marijuana Legalization – California's Proposition 19
California's Proposition 19, the initiative to legalize, tax and regulate marijuana, is probably the most consequential ballot measure this year. Its effect would not only be felt in the state but could spark both national and international reform. The passage of Prop 19 would force a national debate about marijuana legalization, and we would likely see similar ballot measures in half a dozen states in 2012. It is possible that, within a short period of time, several countries would follow California's lead and also adopt legalization.
Redistricting Reform – Florida's Amendments 5 and 6, California's Propositions 20 and 27
Next year all states will undergo redistricting based on the data from the 2010 census. The partisan gerrymandering of districts in large states can not only help give one party a several-seat edge, but, by creating very partisan "safe" districts, it protects and empowers incumbent Representatives, leaving them more worried about primary challengers than general election opponents.
Florida is the fourth largest state and currently has some of the most extremely gerrymandered districts in the country because its redistricting is controlled by the state legislature. It is likely that, after November, the Republican party will control the Florida legislature and the Governor's mansion. Amendments 5 and 6 would impose tight new restrictions on the legislature when it came to draw state legislature and congressional districts, respectively. Fair Districts Florida is the non-partisan force behind the reforms.
California's Congressional redistricting is currently controlled by the legislature, but in 2008 the people of California passed Prop 11 to create a citizen's redistricting committee to draw state legislative districts. Prop 20 would expand the scope of the committee to the redistricting of congressional districts. Also on the ballot is Prop 27, which would repeal Prop 11 and return to the state legislature to power to draw their own districts. If both measures pass only the one with the largest majority will become law.
In these huge states, the redistricting measures could cause several congressional districts to change hands and make several districts more or less competitive. This could have a real national impact, especially with the control of the House expected to hinge on only a handful of seats after this November.
Climate Change – California's Proposition 23
With climate change legislation appearing to be permanently stalled in Washington, the steps states are taking in this are become more important. Proposition 23, which would suspend California global warming legislation until unemployment is below 5 percent, was put on the ballot by big oil, with the unemployment "trigger" in there so its supporters could pretend it is a "jobs" measure. If Prop 23 passes, it would be devastating to the environmental movement, and probably have a chilling effect on further action at the state or federal level. Global warming deniers would point to it and say "even in liberal California, they don't believe it."
Public Campaign Financing – Florida's Amendment 1
I believe that money in politics is corrupting, and voluntary public campaign financing is one of the best of all the imperfect possible solutions available within our electoral system. Florida's amendment 1 would repeal the public campaign financing system in Florida, and would be a blow to efforts to get public financing adopted more fully across the country.
Taxes – Colorado's Amendments 60, 61 and 101, Massachusetts' Question 3, Washington's I-1098, California's Proposition 24
Colorado Amendments 60, 61 and 101 would radically reduce tax revenues, eventually costing the state $2.1 billion. The cuts are so radical that even a majority of Republican state legislators have come out publicly in opposition, going so far as to call them more anarchist than fiscally conservative. In Massachusetts, Question 3 would reduce the sales tax from 6.25 percent to only 3 percent without a way to compensate for the state's loss in revenue. These ballot measures will be test of whether there truly is some new tea party-fueled anger over taxes and a real desire to "starve the beast."
Washington State's I-1098 would create an income tax for those making over $200,000, and use the money to pay for an across-the-board property tax cut while funding education and health care. The initiative is very timely for our national debate on taxes. Right after the election, Congress will need to decide whether or not to allow Bush's tax cuts for people making over $250,000 to expire.
As part of California's endless struggles with the budget, several corporate tax breaks were approved, like those in the 2008 negotiations. Proposition 24 would repeal these expensive corporate tax breaks before they go into effect. The donors aligned against Prop 24 are, not surprisingly, a who's who of American mega-corporations. It will be an interesting case study to see if voters understand that corporations are given too many tax loopholes.


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Wife 'killed, cut up and cooked her husband into a korma to stop him from abusing his stepdaughter'
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Last updated at 8:20 PM on 25th November 2011
Zainab Bibi has given an interview with Pakistan television, where she admitted to killing, chopping up and cooking her husband
Police have arrested a woman in Pakistan on suspicion of murdering her husband, chopping his body to pieces and boiling it in a bid to get rid of the evidence.
Zainab Bibi, 42, allegedly told authorities she killed her husband Ahmad Abbas because he tried to sexually assault her 17-year-old daughter from another marriage.
She told police she sedated her husband by mixing sleeping pills in his tea and strangled him with rope before dismembering him.
Police say they discovered her plot after neighbours complained about a bad smell coming from her home.
Bibi's 22-year-old nephew, Zaheer Ahmed, has also been arrested in connection with dismembering Abbas's body.
Pakistan's ARY News spoke to Bibi from her cell at the Shah Faisal police station, where she said: 'I killed my husband before he dared to touch my daughter.'
The alarm was raised by Bibi's landlord, Behzad, who lives on the ground floor of the two-storey Green Town house.
He was so upset by the bad cooking smells coming from upstairs that he went up to complain.
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Bacon and Egg Jellyfish Plushie
Photograph from Yummy Pancake on Flickr Denise Ferguson has many cute food-related crocheted plushies (known as amigurumi) under her belt, but her bacon and egg jellyfish is one of the best/weirdest food plushies I've ever seen. Her other breakfast mutants include toast with bacon arms and Uber Creepy Breakfast Monster. You can buy her creations at Etsy. [via Found Shit and Knithacker]... More


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The food was aight...crispy grits could use some flavouring but portion was large. Drinks are good. Place is really noisy. Why does this place only have 2 bathrooms in the entire restaurant when everyone is there pretty much for drinks? Nutz.
Posted by Michael on 12/22/2010
On November 8, 2010, I booked a 1030pm table for 2 people through Opentable for New Years Eve at Rye House. When I received a voicemail last week (5 weeks after making the reservation) stating that they could not accommodate me, I was pretty surprised and thought that there had been some mistake. When I called back the next day, the guy on the phone told me that the owner had decided to throw a party for $150 a person and they would not accommodate regular reservations past 8pm. There were no apologies or a even a polite tone. In the 5 weeks since I had made the reservation, I have turned town numerous party invites and watched as other restaurants have filled up, yet now I have to deal with the inconvenience of rebooking my new years eve plans. The reason for this was because Rye House chose to screw over their customers who took the time to make a booking for busiest night of the year, because it seemed like they could make more money or because they do not know how to plan properly. As bad as that is, it gets worse! After the guy on the phone at Rye House had not made an attempt to apologize, I figured he obviously does not know how the hospitality business works, so I will prompt him. I asked if he was going to do anything to make it up to me, and his response was "I guess I could offer you a round of drinks". I told him that I don't think that covers my inconvenience and he told me he would have his owner get back to me. The owner called later that day, was just as unfriendly as the first guy, made no apologies and said he would not give me anything other than a round of drinks. The staff at Rye House in NYC do not know how hospitality works. I urge my fellow dinners to pass on this place. Food was decent on my previous visits but certainly not worth the risk of having your night ruined by ruthless and unfriendly management
Posted by Rmurray on 12/12/2010
The Rye house is really beautiful, and the drinks are amazing. But the waitstaff are the rudest in the city. You are met with eye rolls, and short answers. It is almost not worth it to go there because of them.
Posted by anonymous on 07/04/2010
It's one thing for the staff to not be friendly but the staff here was absolutely rude! Aside from the staff, the food itself was not so bad. I however would never go back.
Posted by SRS on 06/03/2010
Best perogies I've ever eaten. Slightly more than I would hope to pay, but worth it for a fun night out for drinks and light fare.
Posted by NYCgirl on 03/18/2010
Beautiful bar & super delicious drinks, but the bartender we had was simply awful. He went on break after we had ordered drinks but before making them! We were sitting there for 15 minutes while he was smoking a cig, eating or god knows what. When we told him about it when he came back, he said he had already made the drinks and maybe someone took it. Ummm, we were watching you the whole time buddy. You didn't make anything. Also, he was irritated when we asked him about something on the food menu. He didn't want to be bothered, I guess. Too bad, they lost a big sale because we were hungry. I recommend the bar for the cocktails and ambience but avoid this bartender.
Posted by Nswets on 02/22/2010
Rye House has great decor/ambiance with upscale bar food. The fried mac and cheese balls are a must!


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This Week
The Aggies head back to the Pan American Center to host Chicago State at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 16 before welcoming Kansas City on Saturday at 6 p.m. Thursday's game will honor former Aggie great Madison Spence, while Saturday, NM State recognizes and welcomes back all former Aggies as part of Alumni Weekend.
Listen/Watch Live
Thursday's game vs. Chicago State is being broadcast live on AggieVision at 6 p.m. Fans can view the game on NMStateSports.com, Comcast Las Cruces, Comcast NM and tape delayed on FS-Arizona at 11 p.m. You can listen to the game live on KSNM AM570 with Jay Sanderson making the call. The pregame show is set for 15 minutes before tip-off. Saturday's pregame show is set for 5:45 p.m. Live stats for the game are available at NMStateSports.com.
Staying Connected #AggieUp
Want to stay connected with Aggie Athletics when you can't make it to the Pan Am? Follow us on Twitter @NMStateAthletics and on Facebook at "NMSU Athletics" for the most up-to-date info on the games going on. Don't forget to use the hashtag #AggieUp to get linked into the conversation.
Up Next
Up next for the Aggies is a single game on the road against Texas-Pan American on Saturday, Jan. 25 at 6 p.m. Fans can listen to the live broadcast with Jay Sanderson (@Sanderson_NMSU) on KSNM AM570 beginning at 5:45 p.m.
Looking Back
The Aggies were 0-2 during their first road weekend in conference play. The team kept a close game against defending WAC-regular season champs Seattle U on Thursday before ultimately falling 61-51 to the Redhawks. The Aggies then traveled to meet conference-leading Idaho and struggled to put points on the board for a 79-51 loss. The Aggies had 82 rebounds on the weekend and saw junior Daneisa Williamson score in double-figures for the fifth straight game.
Chicago State
Chicago State (3-13; 0-3 WAC) has yet to win a game in conference play, but matched a similar record to the Aggies. The first-year WAC member has a small roster, like the Aggies, and is led by Tierra Williams with 13.9 points a night. Chan Wilson-Stewart leads defensively with 6.1 boards a game and the team averages 55 points a game, while allowing the opponents 70.
Series Note
The Thursday game marks the first meeting in program history and first meeting as WAC opponents.
Kansas City
Kansas City (6-10; 2-1 WAC) averages just over 74 points a game this season with Eilise O'Connor leading the way with 20.1 points a game. She not only leads the team, but leads the WAC as well. This season, The Roos have won two of their six games in overtime and are sitting on a two-game winning streak. The Roos defeated Seattle U 77-65 in early January and most recently beat Chicago State 83-60.
Series Note
The Aggies and the Roos are 2-2 all time. The teams met last season when the Aggies handed Kansas City a 75-50 loss in Las Cruces.
Last Game: at UTSA (L, 65-56)
NM State was rattled early by Idaho, which resulted in a 79-51 loss to the Western Athletic Conference leading Vandals on Saturday, Jan. 11. NM State is 4-12 on the year and 1-2 in conference play, while Idaho moves to 11-7 and 4-0 in WAC play.
The Aggies had some positives in the game, despite the loss. Junior Danesia Williamson scored her fourth 20-point game in five games to finish the day with 21. She also had four assists and four rebounds. Sophomore Sasha Weber had 10 points and freshman Tyler Ellis got six offensive rebounds for a total of 11 on the game.
Player Highlight
Tyler Ellis, a freshman from Antelope, Calif., was the key for NM State last week on defense. She averaged 8.5 boards during the Aggies road week, leading the team against both Seattle and Idaho in rebounds. This season, Ellis is second on the team, averaging 6.3 rebounds a night and has three blocks and six steals.
Freeman Starts the Doubles
Freshman Brianna Freeman was the first Aggie to earn a double-double this season. She had 15 points and 10 rebounds in the Aggie loss to Milwaukee (84-81) during the Hotel Encanto Thanksgiving Classic. The double-double was the first of Freeman's young career as an Aggie. She earned her second in the first conference game of the year, which marked a new career-high 16 points and matched her 10 rebounds against the Lopes.
Young Starters
The Aggies, starting three freshmen, a sophomore and a junior newcomer, are among the youngest starting lineups in the country. Here is a list of the five youngest teams in the NCAA:
UMBC (Maryland-Baltimore County): 3 Freshmen and 2 Sophomores
Boise State: 2 Freshmen and 3 sophomores
NM State: 3 Freshmen and 1 Sophomore, 1 Junior
Abilene Christian: 3 Freshmen, 1 Sophomore, 1 Senior
Oregon State: 1 Freshman, 3 Sophomores, 1 Junior
Fresh Start
NM State returns two starters from last year and look for replace senior starters Stefanie Gilbreath and Kelsie Rozendaal. Sophomores Abby Scott and Sasha Weber stand as the top returners for the Aggies. Weber returns after starting 24 games, averaging 8.5 points per game, posting 59 assists to go along with the top field goal percentage among the returners. Scott started nine games for the Aggies and averaged 4.7 points per contest. Other Aggies returning for the 2013-14 season include junior Simone Ruedin and redshirt sophomore Elena Holguin.
Last Season
The Aggies ended the 2012-13 season with a 15-16 overall record and 7-11 in WAC play. The season was highlighted by wins over defending Conference USA champion UTEP (69-68) and WAC-leading Utah State (106-94) late in the season. NM State ended the year with a second round loss to top-seeded Seattle U in the WAC Tournament. NM State went into the tournament as the eighth seed and fell 77-53.
Preseason All-WAC
The Aggies were selected to finish third in the Western Athletic Conference media and coaches' preseason polls. Sophomore guard Sasha Weber was picked as a second-team selection in both polls. This comes after being noted as the top returner for the Aggies with 24 starts and 8-5 points per contest.
Coming in 2014-15
Head coach Mark Trakh announcing the signing of three players to the 2014-15 New Mexico State women's basketball team. Tyesha Taylor, Jasmine Cooper and Alisha Washington each signed a National Letter of Intent to join the Aggies next fall.
Taylor, a 6-4 junior from Temple High School in Temple, Texas, is a top-10 player in her home state. She suffered a knee injury, keeping her off the court her final nine games of the 2013 season, but still managed to help THS to a 24-8 season record.
Cooper, a 5-11 forward from Lincoln High School in Dallas, Texas, helped her team to a 36-5 overall record as a junior and was named second team all-district. She averaged 5.7 rebounds a game for the Tigers in her two seasons on varsity and had 70 steals during the 2012-13 season.
Washington, a 5-8 guard, is also from Lincoln High School in Dallas, Texas and is the teammate of her future Aggie teammate, Cooper. Washington averaged 18.1 points per game and 2.9 assists her junior season. She is also listed as one of the Top 20 players of out Texas and earned all-tournament accolades, first team all-district and was named most valuable player for her league.


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Carnival Squash Stuffed with Cranberry Maple Quinoa and Beans
This feels like a guilty confession. Boastful yet partially aghast at my audacity.
I admit it: I have 10 different kinds of winter squash in my kitchen.
All are edible (unlike the uber cute swan squash below! which I didn't buy by the way)
There are the usual players: Butternut squash. Buttercup squash. Kabocha squash. Delicata squash. Spaghetti squash. Sugar pie pumpkin.
They all happened to be on sale this week.
But then, I went to the large Loblaws downtown (the one with 20 different kinds of mushrooms) and yes, they have plenty of squashes, too. Known for its wide selection, they carry many gourmet foods. While the dried mushrooms could cost you an arm and a leg (dried morels are $113.05/lb), the unique squashes didn't break my budget.
From a local mostly-Mennonite farm and only $1/lb, I came home with new-to-me squashes: carnival, white swan and sweet dumpling (pictured left to right, above). I resisted buying the ambercup and turban squashes, but I may head back for my next squash fix. (These are small squashes, so it may happen sooner than you think!)
With the ridged nature of the squashes, I knew these squashes were meant to be stuffed. I filled them with quinoa and white beans spiced with sage and oregano from my garden along with fresh cranberries, maple syrup and Dijon mustard. The flavours worked well together and I liked the tartness from the fresh cranberries contrasting the sweetness from the maple syrup. I served it overtop spinach for a prettier presentation.
The squash verdict? Love the carnival squashes! Dry yet moist, crumbly and sweet. Perfect as a stuffed squash because you can eat through the squash at the same time and integrated it into the dish. It might be too crumbly to hold up as large chunks for soups or stews. In the end I ate the skin of the squash, too. It was nice and crispy after all the roasting, so make sure you scrub the squashes clean before you start.
PS. For those keeping track, I also have a golden nugget squash and haven't tried it yet. Any predictions on how best to eat it?
This is my submission to this week's Weekend Herb Blogging, hosted by Marta, to Ricki's Wellness Weekend, to Healthy Vegan Fridays, to the Healthy Thanksgiving Challenge, and to this month's Herbs on Saturday.
Carnival Squash Stuffed with Maple Dijon Quinoa and Beans
Adapted from Sunday Morning Banana Pancakes
2 small carnival squashes, washed (can substitute any small acorn-type squash including sweet dumpling, white swan and acorn)
1 tsp hazelnut oil
1/2 cup quinoa, rinsed well
1 scant cup water or broth
1-2 tsp coconut oil
1 leek, halved, cleaned and white/light green parts thinly sliced (225g)
2 tbsp fresh sage, chopped
1 tbsp fresh oregano, chopped
1 cup fresh cranberries
1 tsp Dijon mustard
1.5 tbsp maple syrup
1/2 cup cooked white beans (I used Yellow Indian Woman beans but any white bean or chickpea could work)
1. Preheat oven to 425F.
2. If you can cut your squash in half, all the power to you. I can't, so I make a few small pricks with a fork and microwave it whole for 3 minutes on high. Now it should be soft enough to cut in half. Scoop out the seeds. Rub the insides of the squash with the oil and sprinkle with salt and pepper, if desired.
3. Place squash, cut-side down, on a silpat-lined baking tray and bake for 45 minutes, or until it is cooked through and a knife can be easily inserted.
4. Meanwhile, prepare your quinoa: In a small saucepan, bring water or vegetable broth to a boil over high heat. Once boiling, add quinoa. Reduce the heat to low, cover and simmer until all of the liquid is absorbed, about 15-20 minutes. Keep covered for an additional 5 minutes to steam. Set aside.
5. Meanwhile, in a large non-stick skillet, over medium heat, heat oil and add leeks and sprinkle with salt. Cook until softened, around 7 minutes. Stir in the sage, oregano and cranberries and cook a further 5 minutes. Stir in the mustard and maple syrup, adding any water if things become too sticky (it was ok with my non-stick skillet). The cranberries may begin to pop. Stir in the cooked quinoa and white beans and stir in combine. Set aside until the squash is finished.
6. Once the squashes are cool enough to handle, stuff each half with the quinoa mixture and return to oven, stuffed side up. Bake for another 10 minutes until heated through.
7. Serve overtop your favourite mixed greens and consider sprinkling with toasted walnuts.
Serves 4.
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There's nothing wrong with having a million different winter squash around–especially because they all keep well. :) This stuffed squash looks perfect for chilly days!
Ah, a girl after my own heart. :P I haven't totally overloaded on squash yet this year but that's mostly because I have to carry whatever I buy at the store approximately 14 blocks back to my apartment…and I value my back. :P It's been 50 cents a pound at Whole Foods though so I've been buying three every visit. I LOVE the sound of this stuffing! Can't wait to fill a kabocha with it.
LoVe…I have 9,,,but 13 in total as they are doubled up…Doing raw soups, smoothies, puddings and roasted,,can't wait to try this fantastic sounding recipe…Did I say LoVe?? :)
A girl after my own heart- I could easily stock my kitchen with tons of winter squash, but I have to be careful as my husband gets burned out on them pretty easily. I could eat them at every meal. I love your stuffed squash too- I think I need to get my hands on a carnival squash so I can try it! :-)
It is spring here but I still love the northern autumn just because I love seeing all these wonderful pumpkin (squash) recipes on the blogs – am quite into quinoa lately and I know I would love this – though fresh cranberries are like hen's teeth around these parts
I mean rare as hen's teeth as opposed to sharp or white :-)
You had me at "maple" and "quinoa," but the fantastic variety of squash and squash ideas in this post makes it all even better!!
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'MUTT' music: Cory Branan returns to ToledoWritten by Mike Bauman | | firstname.lastname@example.com
Most artists don't wait six years to release a new album as Cory Branan did with "MUTT," his third full-length record and first since 2006's "12 Songs." But then again, the Memphis-bred singer-songwriter isn't most artists.
"I'm not that marketable," Branan said with a laugh. "Let's just put it like that."
On June 24, Branan will bring his unique sound to Toledo when he performs at Mickey Finn's.
Given the nature of his music, "MUTT" is a fitting title for Branan's latest effort. The album was released on May 22 via Bloodshot Records after an arduous process of Branan trying to find a label that believed in his work.
"No one's been making any money, hardly, so labels are very touchy with who they sign," Branan said. "And I'm not some, you know, 20-year-old kid, and I don't play one kind of music. You can't really say what it is in three words, I don't think."
With a father who was a drummer and Memphis in close proximity to his birthplace of Southaven, Miss., music was a natural progression for Branan. After dabbling in heavier music early on, Branan credited John Prine for opening his eyes to a different direction.
But while his music can't necessarily be pigeonholed into a single genre, Branan is a storyteller at his core.
"I like songs that don't really — they can open up inside the listener, yes — but I like songs that kind of pull you in," Branan said. "I like songs that the door's open end, kind of."
That storytelling talent helped Branan earn praise before he had a record contract. In 2000, he received the Phillips Award for "Newcomer of the Year" by the Memphis chapter of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences.
As his career progressed with debut album "The Hell You Say" in 2002 and the aforementioned "12 Songs," Branan also garnered praise from Rolling Stone, GQ, Billboard and Blender, among others.
"I had never had any plans," Branan said on the development of his music career and the early praise he received. "I've never really made plans, and so it just was happening, you know? I'm married to it now."
After two albums with Memphis-based indie label MADJACK Records, "MUTT" is Branan's first work with Bloodshot Records, a label that has followed his career for quite some time.
"Touring as an artist, whatever, and doing like I do now, you don't really know what a weekend is," Branan said. "But I feel like all the work I've been doing over the years, it feels like I've been digging ditches, almost, and Bloodshot is the weekend."
Recorded at Closer Studios in San Francisco with the late Tim Mooney (drummer/engineer for American Music Club), Branan described "MUTT" as a "circle-type record" where the songs relate to each other. Though he never stopped working in between the release of "12 Songs" and "MUTT," Branan added that the time gap allowed him to structure the new material accordingly.
"I had more to choose from, and I could write songs to reinforce the connections between the others," Branan said of "MUTT." "So I had time to write it out and arrange it the way I wanted."
Featuring contributions from the likes of Luther Dickinson (North Mississippi Allstars), Jon Snodgrass (Drag the River) and Ralph Carney (horn player for Tom Waits), "MUTT" received a "commendable" rating from Paste, while Lee Stabert of Nashville Scene described it as "every bit as beguiling, sweet and strange as its predecessors."
"People have been very kind," Branan said of "MUTT," which reached No. 45 on the Billboard Heatseekers Albums chart. "I'm not sure if everyone gets it. Even some of the nice reviews are a little off base, but people have been kind."
Praise or no praise, it doesn't matter much to Branan as long as he can make the music he wants to make. With a label that's allowing him to do that in Bloodshot Records, he's excited to bring songs from "MUTT" to people live, including those in Toledo.
"I don't expect ever to have hundreds of people at shows," Branan said. "It's more of the kind of intensity that people bring, and I've had some intense shows in Toledo. People are involved. They're not just there because it's some sort of social event.
"There are people who are thirsty for music there, so it'll be great to come back."
- On June 24, Cory Branan, Audra Mae and Michael Corwin & Tim Richissen will perform at Mickey Finn's, located at 602 Lagrange St. Tickets are $8 in advance and $10 at the door. Advance tickets can be purchased through Ticketmaster. The show starts at 9 p.m. For more information, visit mickeyfinnspub.com or call (419) 246-3466.
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Flying in the face of the title of her new album "Unapologetic," Rihanna has apologized to journalists, after they joined her on a seven-day, seven-country, seven-concert trip that turned out to be a publicity catastrophe.
The tour on a Boeing 777 had begun on an agreeable note, with the 24-year-old R&B star pouring champagne for the press on day one, Nov. 14, en route from Los Angeles to Mexico City, said The Hollywood Reporter.
She soon went into hiding in First Class, however.
The 200-plus journalists and fans did not get to see her much afterwards, except at the seven concerts and in topless photos posted online from her sanctuary in the front section of the private plane.
They had to wait for her a lot, however, according to some accounts by Rolling Stone and MTV Style bloggers.
They often sat for hours waiting for the flight to take off, and would later read on gossip websites she had been shopping for lingerie in Paris, for instance, said MTV Style.
Starved of sleep in Economy Class and frustrated by lack of access to her, some of them started a revolt on day five, Nov. 18, at about 4 a.m., somewhere between Berlin and London.
They screamed and shouted chants such as "save our jobs," "just one quote" and "we need headlines," and Australian shock jock Tim Dormer even ran naked through the aisles, said Billboard and MTV Style bloggers, among others.
The pandemonium woke Rihanna and music executives in the front of the airplane, but only the executives stumbled out to see what was going on, said Billboard.
The star did not come out from First Class till day six, Nov. 19, about half an hour before the flight landed at the last stop of the tour, New York, said the Hollywood Reporter.
Offering both an apology and an explanation for her absence, she said: "I know you guys got barely any dirt. But I had to be good."
She said she was sorry she did not "spend time with everybody", but added that it was "impossible" to do so.
"Usually I will be partying back here, balls to the wall. But I had to pay attention and take care of my health since I was on the plane all the time."
But for some, her apology was too little, too late.
Rolling Stone wrote: "This was supposedly Rihanna's idea to bring the press and fans along, but while on the same plane, you would have thought she didn't know she was traveling with anyone outside of her team."
Echoing such sentiments, MTV Style wrote: "The singer is performing grueling back-to-back shows and then staying up late doing appearances, so this trip is surely taxing for her as well, but the fact is that those of us on this plane have absolutely no idea. Rihanna could be as burnt out and exhausted as we are, or she could be completely fine. The fact is we might as well be on totally different planes."
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Hi everyone, as oyu may know, we are holding our first Unofficial Universal Orlando Podcast Meet at Universal orlando in August and we are using the event to help raise money for Give Kids The World. If you don't know what GKTW is, check out this article Give Kids the World is Universal they are an amazing charity.
We will be looking for people to donate at the meet and also anyone who completes the Kitchen Sink Challenge at the Hard Rock Hotel, will donate the cost of the meal to them too.
But we are also auctioning offa Universal Orlando " Amazing Adventures of Spiderman" baseball and ALL the proceeds will go to GKTW.
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St. Louis Response to Spanish Influenza of 1918 Saved Thousands of Lives
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|Kansas patients infected during the 1918 pandemic.
Over at stltoday.com, reporter Tim O'Neil has the interesting tale of how a local doctor managed to save thousands of lives in St. Louis during the Spanish influenza pandemic of 1918 that claimed tens of millions of lives worldwide.
Dr. Max C. Starkloff, the city health commissioner back then, convinced Mayor Henry Kiel to close all schools, churches, theaters and dance halls following the first evidence of the flu in St. Louis. Starkloff's decision didn't win him many friends among the business and religious community, at least not initially.
Per the stltoday.com article:
Starkloff's strategy was "social distancing," the simple practice of keeping people away from one another. During the brief but deadly sweep of the flu that fall, the death rate in St. Louis was 2.8 per 1,000 residents, lowest among the nation's major cities. The rate was 8.0 in Pittsburgh, 7.6 in San Francisco and 7.1 in Kansas City.Dr. Max Starkloff is the great-grandfather of Max Starkloff, founder of the disability agency Paraquad.
Businessmen whose sales plunged beseeched City Hall to loosen the rules. Catholic Archbishop (later Cardinal) John J. Glennon urged Starkloff to reopen the churches. But the son of a German-born doctor held firm and had the trust of Mayor Kiel, who told Starkloff, "I don't want anyone to die. Therefore, I shall support you."
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Seven years a Gorilla
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Even if you don't gamble, it's probably a safe bet to say you've heard the name "Rodney Kimlin" at some point during your studies at PSU.
Kimlin, graduate student in business, has been a Pitt State student for seven years. He will graduate on May 10, with the Kelce College of Business.
"This is my 14th and final semester at PSU," Kimlin said. "I'm very excited to graduate. As my brothers would say, I'm 'finally!' leaving."
During his 14 semesters Kimlin has participated in many organizations, including Pi Kappa Alpha (Pike), Student Government Association (SGA), Gorillas for Concealed Carry and the Pride of the Plains Marching Band.
"It might be easier to just give you a copy of my resume if you want a complete list of all the organizations I've been in," Kimlin said. "For advice to others, I'd say don't wait to be involved and active on campus. But at the same time be organized so that you can participate 100 percent."
Kimlin says having a calendar and a to-do list has saved his life on numerous occasions and is a must have for all students.
"When you're involved as I have been, prioritizing what needs to be done and what you want to do is a key trait to have," he said.
Out of all the organizations he has participated in, SGA has been one of Kimlin's favorites.
"SGA really kept me up to date about things at Pitt State," Kimlin said. "I saw more than 60 presentations per semester by all the different organizations we have here and it's a pretty cool feeling to be 'in-charge' of $100,000."
Kimlin was a graduate senator, treasurer and also worked on allocations for SGA.
Last fall, Kimlin won the Outstanding Ambassador title for student ambassadors as well.
"The hands-on leadership experience I've gained at Pitt State has been a tremendous help and will continue to be so for years," Kimlin said. "You're asked and told all kinds of things while giving tours. Once I had a kid tell me McCray Hall smells like ghosts and I hadn't even mentioned the ghost yet. He claimed to have never been to Pitt State, so it was a little creepy and I didn't really know how to respond."
Kimlin was also awarded the Golden Gorilla award in 2013 and received Outstanding Greek Man of 2014 during Greek Week.
"Again, look on the resume, it's long and it's all there," he said.
Kimlin will leave the Jungle with a bachelor's in business administration, a master's in business administration, and a master's in arts and communication.
"I double-minored during my undergrad years in communication and economics," Kimlin said.
Kimlin has been offered and has accepted a position at Cerner Corporation in Kansas City, Mo., after his graduation.
"It feels great to get out and make money, but I also will get to challenge myself in a new environment and learn new things," he said. "I'm looking forward to applying what I learned at Pitt in the 'real world' and I feel like I've left PSU with a very strong and positive legacy."
"I came from a small high school, that's what attracted me to Pitt State, that and Kelce is one of the best business colleges in the country. My time in the Jungle was well spent and now it is time to get out there and prove myself."


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TRANSCRIPTOME 2002: From Functional Genomics to Systems
Kazusa cDNA Project 2002: From Transcript to Protein
Osamu Ohara 1,2, Reiko Kikuno1, and Takahiro Nagase1, 1Kazusa DNA Research Institute, Kisarazu, JAPAN, 2RIKEN Research Center for Allergy and Immunology, Kisarazu, JAPAN
We have conducted a human cDNA sequencing project for the identification of unknown human transcripts in the past seven years. A distinctive characteristic that separates our project from other cDNA sequencing projects is that we have focused our sequencing efforts on long cDNA clones (>4 kb), particularly those encoding large proteins (>1000 amino acid residues). This approach has resulted in a unique cDNA resource consisting of nearly 2000 large cDNA clones for newly identified human genes, which are known as KIAA genes. The detailed information regarding KIAA genes can be accessible through HUGE protein database at http://www.kazusa.or.jp/huge. As we enter the end game of identification of human transcripts coding for unknown large proteins, we are gradually shifting our aim toward characterization of proteins encoded by KIAA genes. Besides functional characterization of KIAA gene products (e.g., systematic search for binding partners of KIAA gene products in vitro), our important aim is to link the KIAA transcripts with their protein products in vivo. To achieve this, we are planning to extensively use antibodies as specific detection reagents for the KIAA gene products. The set of expression-ready KIAA cDNA clones and antibodies against the KIAA gene products will provide us with a powerful tool for filling the gap between the mammalian transcriptome and proteome.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – Senior Sam Fregenti (Melville, N.Y.) generated the only run of the afternoon as the Holy Cross softball team fell in a doubleheader at Pennsylvania on Saturday afternoon by scores of 5-1 and 8-0. The Crusaders are now 6-10 on the season while the Quakers are now 10-10.
Game One
After a scoreless first inning, Pennsylvania got on the board first in the bottom of the second inning as Jessica Melendez singled up the middle and Georgia Guttadauro followed with a home run over the right center field fence. The Quakers increased their advantage in the bottom of the fifth inning as back-to-back doubles by Samantha Erosa and Brook Coloma drove in three more runs, giving Pennsylvania a 5-0 lead.
Pennsylvania starting pitcher Alexis Borden retired 18 of the first 20 batters she faced before Fregenti stepped to the plate in the top of the seventh inning and blasted her second home run of the season over the right center field fence. The Crusaders loaded the bases in the final frame but were unable to come back and suffered a 5-1 loss.
Borden went seven complete innings, allowing one run on three hits while striking out 12 to move to 5-6 on the season. Holy Cross freshman pitcher Gennifer Durham (Abbeville, S.C.) went five innings, allowing five runs on seven hits while striking out three and is now 4-3. Senior Jenna Legros (Sandy Hook, Conn.) came on in a relief in the sixth inning and struck out one batter.
Game Two
The Quakers came out of the gate in game two with five runs in the bottom of the first inning. Guttadauro recorded the first run batted in with a single, Kayla Dahlerbrunch drove in one after being hit by a pitch and Melendez scorched a three-RBI double to right center field to make the score 5-0, Pennsylvania.
The Crusaders loaded the bases in the top of the second on three straight singled by Fregenti, freshman Colleen Ahern (Northbrook, Ill.) and junior Kelliner Croushore (Claremont, Calif.), but none came around to cross home plate. Pennsylvania increased its lead to 6-0 in the bottom half of the inning as Sydney Turchin singled and came around to score. Korrine Raby then led off the bottom of the third with a home run to center field as score stood at 7-0, Penn, after three compete innings.
Ahern and Croushore each singled once again in the top of the fourth and advanced to second and third but did not score. Elysse Gorney singled and scored in the bottom of the fourth for Pennsylvania and with the Crusaders unable to score in the top of the fifth, the game ended with the Quakers winning, 8-0. Ahern, Croushore and freshman Sarah Kane (Jacksonville, Fla.) each registered two hits in the game.
Lauren Li (3-0) recorded the win for the Quakers, going five complete innings and allowing seven hits while striking out three. Holy Cross junior Julia Barrett (Gardner, Mass.) suffered the loss and moves to 2-5 on the season, going three innings before Legros entered the game for one inning of work.
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This course, which is required of all majors, is designed to introduce students to the study of politics in general and to the four thematic categories around which the major is structured: identity and difference, policy formation and political action, interdependence and conflict, and political theory. The course introduces different but related approaches to understanding political phenomena, and focuses in particular on some central questions and problems of democracy politics.
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Hypernym(s): increase
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Hypernym(s): be
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Synonym(s): offer
Hypernym(s): supply, provide, render, furnish
5. extend - verb
· thrust or extend out; "He held out his hand"; "point a finger"; "extend a hand"; "the bee exserted its sting"
Synonym(s): exsert, stretch_out, put_out, hold_out, stretch_forth
Hypernym(s): gesticulate, gesture, motion
6. extend - verb
· reach outward in space; "The awning extends several feet over the sidewalk"
Synonym(s): poke_out, reach_out
Hypernym(s): be
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8. extend - verb
· extend one's limbs or muscles, or the entire body; "Stretch your legs!"; "Extend your right arm above your head"
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9. extend - verb
· expand the influence of; "The King extended his rule to the Eastern part of the continent"
Synonym(s): expand
Hypernym(s): change, alter, modify
10. extend - verb
· lengthen in time; cause to be or last longer; "We prolonged our stay"; "She extended her visit by another day"; "The meeting was drawn out until midnight"
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Hypernym(s): lengthen
11. extend - verb
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Synonym(s): unfold, stretch, stretch_out
Hypernym(s): change_shape, change_form, deform
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· cause to move at full gallop; "Did you gallop the horse just now?"
Synonym(s): gallop
13. extend - verb
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Hypernym(s): straighten, straighten_out
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· use to the utmost; exert vigorously or to full capacity; "He really extended himself when he climbed Kilimanjaro"; "Don't strain your mind too much"
Synonym(s): strain
Hypernym(s): use, utilize, utilise, apply, employ
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Hypernym(s): prolong, protract, extend, draw_out
16. extend - verb
· continue or extend; "The civil war carried into the neighboring province"; "The disease extended into the remote mountain provinces"
Synonym(s): carry
Hypernym(s): continue
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Wednesday, June 18, 2014
The Ashley Cooper Stormwater Education Consortium signed a joint resolution during a ceremony at Memorial Waterfront Park Monday May 5, 2014 to renew a regional stormwater runoff-education strategy. The commitment began in July 2008 to protect local water resources. The Ashley Cooper consortium is working with representatives from 13 county and municipal governments to renew a commitment to tackle stormwater issues on a regionalbasis.
Keep Dorchester County Beautiful among others throughout the Tri-County were recognized for their important role in waterway protection education. Carolina Clears and Ashley Cooper consortiums goal is to minimize polluted runoff by educating the general public; youth; and residential, commercial and government officials about how they can keep water in the states streams, rivers and beaches as clean as possible.
Katie Giacalone, statewide coordinator of the Carolina Clear program, said The AshleyCooper Stormwater Education Consortium, through numerous education partnerssuch as the College of Charleston, S.C. Department of Natural Resources, S.C. Sea Grant Consortium and the Keep America Beautiful local affiliates, allows the initiative to reach a much greater audience than any of the communities working alone, Giacalone said. We are far more effective as collaboration than we can be as individuals.
The Ashley Cooper consortium is a regional collaboration involving Clemson Universitys Carolina Clear program in partnership with communities and educators from universities, state agencies and nonprofits.
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Breezy's Breezies: Ride-Or-Die Rih-Rih And Crunchy Karrueche Take Their Feud To The Fashion World- By Bossip Staff Categories: Bangers, Multi, News
Rihanna Announces Plans To Unveil Fashion Line In FebruaryAs if Rihanna hasn't done enough to one-up Karrueche in their battle over Breezy's bone, the Roc Nation roster chick has now announced that her new fashion line will be unveiled to the world during next month's fashion week in London......where Karrueche also visited just a little over a month ago to promote her upcoming fashion line ,"The Kill," which is due out any day now. via Billboard
Rihanna's collection for British brand River Island is slated for its debut next month during London Fashion Week. Fashion week organizers listed the pop star on its official calendar of fall previews as they sent out registration materials on Thursday to the editors, stylists and retailers who cover designer collections. The 24-year-old's first collection of clothing and accessories will be shown Feb. 16. Items will be available in River Island stores in Great Britain, and in the United States and Japan at Opening Ceremony starting on March 5. Rihanna said in a statement that an appearance at fashion week is "a dream come true."Rih's line looks to be more on the high fashion side, while Karrueche's line seems primarily casual since she recently revealed that it was originally established to supplement her ex Breezy boo's "Black Pyramid" clothing line as a female version. But the real question is.....can Karrueche really go toe-to-toe with Rih when it comes to fashion?? We'd guess no. But we'll let you decide on your own after checking out a few side-by-side pics the sisterwives on the flip..


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Fire damages Wellington house
Firefighters are trying to determine if weather played a role in a Wellington house fire Tuesday night.
First responders had to battle intense flames at the residence in the 15 thousand block of Lindbergh Lane.
At one point firefighters were forced to retreat from the home just before the roof collpased.
The family who lives in the home was out of town on vacation.
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This guide has a collection of shows you can run through in several ways. The automatic guides page through the poses in sequence – from this you can see how your posing session can move from step to step – building on each pose as you go – giving you lots of styles of posing, quickly but effectively. Watch these sequences and note how the model moves from one to another – often small moves make big differences.
The manual guides let you page through each style of posing, one image at a time, you can take your time to examine how the pose works, what works well, what areas you need to be careful with and how you can translate it to your own working method.
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AMARILLO -- Today was day two of the PPROA convention.
The day is devoted to policy and political presentations.
This year's breakfast session, sponsored by Unit Texas Drilling, L.L.C., features Phelim McAleer, internationally-famous director of FrackNation, the documentary that debunked the infamous GasLand, which brought so much unwarranted criticism on the successful use of hydraulic fracturing. Mr. McAleer's presentation is underwritten by ConocoPhillips.
The traditional Oxy Forum will feature David Blackmon, managing director of strategic communications for FTI Consulting. He will explore the Independent Petrolum Association of America's new Endangered Species Watch initiative, which is modeled after the well-know Energy In Depth program.
Day Two programming concludes with a luncheon address by Texas Railroad Commissioner Christi Craddick. The luncheon is underwritten by Eagle Rock Energy.
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Go into the game settings in the loader and change the IOS the game loads from to 250 and save it.
When I first tried loading the game from the USB loader, it would just go back to the wii home menu. I upgraded to CFG loader v70 and I installed the wads you listed. It still does the dame thing. I know the loader and everything were properly installed because the other games work just fine. What could be the issue?
Thanks so much for all your help!
Go into the game settings in the loader and change the IOS the game loads from to 250 and save it.
I did that though, and it doesn't work. There must be something I'm missing...
Sorry. I stated the wrong cIOS to load the game from.
Load the game with IOS 249. Sorry again lol.
I tried that one too, though
I'll go try again JUST in case I'm going crazy
Good luck heh
Yea, still won't work. Thanks for your help though. Any other suggestions?
EDIT: yea, I definitely upgraded those though. I now have CFG70, and it plays the music and everything lol. But no luck.
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You might have to do the motion plus video thing!
Go HERE, and follow every step, don't miss any,
and see if that works.
Even though the linked guide is for Wii sports resort,
it will still apply to this game.
When I try to play Skyward Sword I get a black screen and the wiimote loses sync...
My other game (wii sports resort) just plays well...
What am I doing wrong??
I have the d2x-v6 cIOSes and Hermes.
Have you gone into the game setting's and set the game to load from IOS 249?
If yes, then my post above may be helpful.


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