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NEW YORK -- Huntington Prep's first-ever appearance at the Dick's Sporting Goods National High School Tournament proved to be memorable.
JaQuan Lyle spotted up on the wing and drained a 3-point shot from beside the Huntington Prep bench at the buzzer Thursday afternoon to give the Irish boys basketball team a 65-63 win over La Lumiere School of La Porte, Ind., at Christ The King High School in Queens.
Lyle's 3-pointer capped a final 30 seconds when the lead switched hands three times.
"When I let the ball go, it felt real good," Lyle said. "Just watching it go through the net and all my teammates came onto the court -- I'm not even sure the time had gone off the clock yet -- but it just felt wonderful and I'm glad we got the win."
Huntington Prep advanced out of the first round to a 4:30 p.m. Friday semifinal contest on ESPN2 against Montverde Academy (Fla.). Top-ranked Montverde won Thursday against Sagemont High School (Fla.), 81-64.
On the game-winning play, La Lumiere denied the Irish a lob inside for big man Thomas Bryant, and point guard Josh Perkins came to get the in-bounds pass. Perkins kicked to Lyle, who elevated above La Lumiere's Jalen Coleman for the shot.
"They did a really good job of being physical and guarding the actual play," Huntington Prep coach Rob Fulford said. "Sometimes kids just have to step up and make a play and obviously he made a huge shot."
The shot came just 15 seconds after Coleman connected on an open 3-pointer from the wing to put the Lakers up by one. Coleman's shot had answered a dunk by Huntington Prep's Thomas Bryant off a feed from Lyle that gave the Irish a 62-60 lead with 25 seconds remaining.
Montaque Gill-Caesar led Huntington Prep (28-4) with 20 points -- many of which came in big situations. Gill-Caesar scored five straight points midway through the fourth quarter to give the Irish their first lead since late in the first half. He also jump started a run late in the third quarter to help the Irish overcome a six-point deficit.
La Lumiere (22-3) led 47-41 after an offensive rebound and a 3-pointer by Drew Cayce with 2:15 left in the third quarter.
After the teams traded baskets, Gill-Caesar hit a 3-pointer and started a transition opportunity that led to a 3-point play for Jalen Lindsey to knot the game, 49-49, heading into the fourth quarter.
La Lumiere coach Alan Huss said the turn of events proved to be decisive.
"We had a chance to really extend that lead and we had a couple of really bad mental mistakes there," Huss said. "We just didn't cut out and that's something this team has done for the last two months. That was disappointing, obviously."
La Lumiere crashed the offensive backboard hard in the third quarter to forge the lead. The rebounding dominance was led by Alex Olesinski, but he went to the bench in the third after picking up his third foul midway through the quarter.
With Olesinski out, Sam Logwood picked up the offensive slack, scoring 10 of his 14 in the third quarter to aid the Lakers.
La Lumiere took a 34-31 lead after two quarters when Drew Cayce hit the Lakers' sixth 3-pointer of the half.
It was the Lakers' first lead of the contest after Huntington Prep jumped to a 10-0 lead with some defensive energy.
"I thought we just weren't ready to play at the beginning of the game," Huss said. "When you take five weeks off, it's a challenge. We thought we did our best to have them energized and ready to play. Obviously, to start the game we weren't. We just kind of lost our minds."
The tempo and momentum began to turn late in the first quarter when Lindsey, the team's defensive leader, picked up his second foul on a jumper by Coleman.
Coleman went 5-of-5 at the foul line during a 10-2 run by the Lakers to end the quarter and cut the Irish lead to 17-15.
In addition to Gill-Caesar's 20 points, Huntington Prep got 14 from Bryant and 11 each from Lindsey and Lyle, who also had six assists and five rebounds.
Coleman finished with 16 to lead La Lumiere, but was limited to 3-of-15 shooting. Longwood added 14 points while Cayce netted 11. Olesinski added 10 points and 11 rebounds.
LA LUMIERE 15 19 15 14 -- 63: Olesinski 10, Toye 6, J. Coleman 16, Tutu 6, Logwood 14, Cayce 11
HUNTINGTON PREP 17 14 18 16 -- 65: Gill-Caesar 20, Perkins 5, Lindsey 11, Lyle 11, Bryant 14, Bridges 4
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The architects have spotted wide variances between preliminary estimates and costs on several projects, documents obtained by the American-Statesman show. New outdoor restrooms and concession storerooms, for example, are budgeted to be installed at all high schools for $10 million but could cost closer to $2 million. Indoor bleachers are budgeted at some high schools for $591,446, far more than the $77,511 it cost to replace bleachers at Travis High School.
District officials point out that a new database will guide the repair work that makes up more than $300 million of the proposed bond spending, and they say the school board and a citizens committee spent more than 1,600 hours to make the estimates as accurate as possible.
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First, Righteous Defense now has an 8 second cooldown. It's 15 seconds on live realms, and was 10 seconds previously in the beta. I'm very, very glad this change was made, though it's an example of the 'slippery slope' of homogenizing classes/tanks. Paladins were the only class with a ranged taunt, but now all of the tanks have one. Righteous Defense still taunts multiple mobs, but all of the other tanks had/have AOE taunts as well. Righteous Defense mostly lost what made it beautiful compared to the other taunts, so it really needed this buff to not look terrible. I'm glad they did it.
Next up are some Holy changes. Infusion of Light now affects Flash of Light in addition to Holy Light. I think this is a good compromise that will give Holy back a little mobility. Instant Holy Lights on the run was a little absurd, even if Paladins did need help healing on the move. Instant Flash of Light will help mobility without being an absolutely insane amount of instant healing. Flash of Light isn't a powerhouse heal, but an instant Flash after a Holy Shock crit is still a fair amount of HP returned. Again, good compromise. This was needed, and I sort of wonder why they didn't make this change earlier. Oh well! They made it before retail, that's what counts.
Judgements of the Pure increases spell haste by 15%, up from 10%. Straight buff, those are always good.
Enlightened Judgements is up to 30 yards from its original 20 yards, which is very nice. The way things were looking, Holy Paladins were going to end up ignoring this entirely in favor of healing at max range, where it's safer. Running in and out of Judgement range is a pain and loses crucial casting time in boss fights, so Paladins just sat at max range. A healer never wants to put themselves in the line of fire, or even closer to the line of fire. Increasing the range on this just makes it feel rewarding to pick up and use rather than slightly punishing or too bothersome to babysit. The above Judgements of the Pure buff will encourage you to use this more often as well.
Bacon of Light is still delicious.
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Date: Wednesday, December 19th, 2012, 08:13
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On Tuesday, software giant Google released version 22.214.171.12415 of its popular Google Earth program. The new version, a 40.8 megabyte download, adds the following fixes and changes:
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- Imagery holes no longer appear after sun has been turned on in DirectX on certain hardware configurations.
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Ubisoft has released a trailer for the Ghost Recon: Future Soldier Signature Edition today, revealing some of the in-game 'premium content' that you can get when you pre-order.
There's the Mk 14 rifle, AK-47 (accept no substitutes), tiger stripe and winter digital custom weapons skins, custom headgear and additional co-op content, including the Moscow Suburbs map.
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First off, kudos to Columbia Twp police for being smart enough to know that the incident was not over and staging close by. There may very well have been a murder if not for proactive police work by them.
Second thecook said " Lets all fell sorry for individual how wish to murder other people not." WTF does that mean?
I personally have had good experiences with CMS customer service. My only complaint today is about restoration updates. Until a few years ago when you called for update info they would give you an estimated time and it was usually fairly close. Today if you call they always say that an restoration estimate is not available. Last year I literally called for a power restoration update and the computer said no update was available. I hung up the phone and about 1 minute later the power came on. I don't expect the update to be accurate to the minute, but if we have an idea within an hour time frame that would helpful. They need to go back to the old system. Or else they need to say from the beginning that they will not give an estimated time for restoration so I can quit wasting my time calling.
Time to start seriously looking at a countywide fire department. More efficient and cheaper.
me2sir We are not a blood thirsty bunch, we are just aware that if any of us posting here had done the same thing we would have been given a ticket before we were hauled to the hospital. We just wonder if the deputy will get a ticket.
Your insurance is only as good as what you are willing to pay for it. Just saying.
And just think it will be even more next year when the gov. starts giving them our money!
You are absolutely correct. That will save more money and give better service than a PSO department.
I should add that I am willing to pay more in school taxes as long as it's used for operating expenses and not some fancy new school buildings.
I NEVER agree with the prior two posters but, it is hard to get sympathy from the taxpayers when the school emplyees have such good benefits and they seem unwilling to take cuts in them.
At the very least, think why you don't have a plan for the combined department. Is it because they don't want to tell you the truth of what will happen after it's done? You should never, ever give a politician a blank check, and that's what you will do if they don't give you a firm plan to vote on. Without it they can change it anyway they want and just say that you gave them permission to do whatever was necessary to make it work.
I should have added that if you add up all the serious calls that the PD responds to i.e. shootings, stabbings, murders, rapes, armed robberies ect. and you exclude all the bs calls, then compare that to the number of real fires, I think the numbers would be fairly close.
uthinksojackson There are so many things wrong with your post I can only respond to a few.
"Most officers will take each 7-25 calls a shift!!!!!"
If there are curently 7-8 police on a shift and the average is 115 contacts a day (42,000 divided by 365 days) then that needs to be divided by two shifts ( I believe they work 12 hr shifts but not sure they could on 8 hr shifts) That comes out to 7 each per shift. About half of those are traffic stops and a large number of the rest are barking dogs, loud stereos, neighbor troubles ect. In other words not remotely emergencies.
" The fire dept. handles about 5,000 calls a year with 3,600 medical, 1200 unknown (terminated before arrival) and 150 REAL fires."
Those 1200 unknown calls are not terminated on arrival. Most people no not realise what the fire handles. If you have any emergency other than a police emergency the fire department responds. Those other calls are things like wires down, gas leaks, gasoline spills, auto accident extrications, and occasionally they even help the police with forced entry into a building or provide a ladder to access a roof. There are many, many other things are that are less common that they do.
"The public safety is the new trend in most cities our size and it is working well."
There are very few cities that have gone to public safety and there are some that returned to seperate departments after deciding that it didn't work or they found that it actually cost more. Google it if you don't believe me.
"Once a building is on fire it is lost anyway.(even if it is just a toaster fire)"
The fire department saves most buildings that are on fire. There is a reason that only that only a couple dozen fires a year make the paper. It's because they stopped the rest before they did major damage, saving the building.
"That is just all campaign propaganda!!!!!"
After debunking some of your statements I don't think I need to comment on that.
Every time the fire department responds on a call it is an emergency to someone, If not the caller would not have called about that smoke or they would not haved called an ambulance. The biggest majority of the contacts, as they call them, for the police are not emergencies. The police are experts on padding their numbers. Don't be fooled.
This is the kind of idiotic reaction that happens on Wall Street that ends up costing all us comsumers more money. Detroit Edison doesn't get as big a rate increase as they want so investers panic and sell off Consumers stock. In this particular case it shouldn't affect us directly but, too often these things do cost us. I wish there was more control on day traders making it harder for them to screw up the market. Every stock market crash has been started by some unwarranted overreaction that snowballed.
catman, If there is no money then where is the $2.7 billion that he's giving companies coming from? Taxpayers and cuts to services for taxpayers thats where. Thats the problem, increased taxes and cuts to services to be given to businesses. By all means if there is not enough money make cuts, but if there is not enough money than you don't give tax breaks to your friends.
I'm one of those disgruntled republicans that voted for him and am now sorry that I did. He only hinted at the drastic cuts to various programs during his election, so yes I am suprised. To a degree I support many of the cuts that he is proposing just not to the same level. I'm OK with taxing retirement income for higher earners which includes myself. My major issue is taking billions from the people to give to business with no promise that it will create jobs. I believe that most of that money will end up in somebodies pocket or will be payed out in stock dividends.
sheapdog You say that his job is to create jobs. Wrong, his job is to provide services that we as individuals cannot provide for ourselves. He's not in the corprate world anymore. We may disagree on how much to spend on services or the level we want but I didn't hirer him to find me a job. And because I don't like the job he is doing I feel I have the right to fire him.
PSO works OK until you have this and a fire at the same time. Who's going to put out the fire with all the police tied up at this scene? They will call mutual aid and then Summit or somebody else will come from 10 or 15 miles away to extinguish the basement.
hipcodger Your right, there is really is no reason for the villages to exist. Consolidation will only happen in steps. And your idea is an easy first step. Also needed immediately is consolidation of police and fire in order to save both from too many cuts.
TheNoctivaganter I appreciate you point, but I think with elected officals from all areas, the interests of all would be represented. There would a large enough voting block from the rural areas to offset the city boys.


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Meeting Archives
Suggestion Box Responses
Chris Wydman, John Sheidler, Denise Anderson, Adam Horseman, Kary
Brigger, Patrick Kachurek, Barbara Bullock, Lisa Bleeke, Mary Healea, Curt Pederson, Helen Kay Dean, Jerry Hensley, Jason Kohlhepp,
Jackie Neal, and Rob Boley.
The meeting was called to order by Chris Wydman, USAC Chair at 8:35
I. Welcome by Chris Wydman and Introductions by Members
II. Approval of Minutes for October 9, 2008.
The minutes were approved as presented.
III. Committee Reports
1. Athletic Council - Mary Kenton, John Sheidler - There will
soon be a national
search for the new men's soccer coach. This
Saturday, anyone wearing WSU gear to the men's basketball game gets
in for free. Efforts are being made to make athletics events
family-friendly. Athletic Director Bob Grant welcomes any new ideas and suggestions
from the WSU community. Will
not meet again until January 30th.
2. Diversity Advocacy Council - Helen Kay Dean -
Notes from meeting are attached.
3. Parking Services - Adam Horseman -
Notes from meeting are attached.
4. President's Award for Excellence - Kevin Knapp, Chris Wydman -
No meetings since October.
5. Sustainability - Jason Kohlhepp - No meetings since October.
6. University Dining Services - Lisa Bleeke -
Notes from meeting
are attached.
7. University Staff Council - Barb Bullock, Mary Healea, Rob Boley, Curt
Pederson, Chris Wydman - Staff Council met on September 24th. Topics of
discussion are included below.
8. Wellness and Recreation - Jason Kohlhepp - The committee met
Wednesday, October 12th. They discussed marketing for the various
health opportunities available on campus. In-door walking program
will be starting again soon. Winter quarter blood drive will be
Wednesday, January 14th.USAC will consider sponsoring the Health
Break Luncheons.
9. WSU Bookstore - Mary Healea -
Notes from meeting are attached.
IV. Other Business
1. Healthcare Update - Employees now have access to the new
High Deductible Health Plan with Health Savings Account.
have been scheduled to explain the differences in the various
options, featuring representatives from WSU Human Resources, Anthem,
Fifth Third Bank, and Advanced Benefit Planning. Human Resources
will soon be posting additional information online, including FAQ's
and a slideshow.
2. Short-Term Disability - This benefit is now available to all
full-time (75% or higher) employees. The deadline for enrollment is
November 21st, and forms are available on the
Human Resources website.
3. Listservs - In the near future, the Faculty, Staff, and
Announce listservs may be merged into one discussion
listserv. A new Events listserv will also likely be created for official
announcements from groups such as USAC, CSAC, Deans, etc.
4. Staff Development Day - The event will be held on Tuesday,
December 2nd. Possible topics may include: estate planning,
retirement benefits, dealing with difficult people, business
etiquette, dressing for success, and change management. Chris will
send out a save-the-date email.
5. Staff Pioneers Project - The new plaque will be unveiled on
April 21st in the Pathfinder Lounge in the Student Union. So far, a
list has been created of approximately 180 staff from the
University's earliest days. The list will be circulated amongst
current staff and retirees for any additional names.
6. 2nd Mile Group - This is an ad-hoc group that has been meeting
for three years on Thursdays over lunch. The group has conducted
focus groups with students to identify and resolve issues on
campus. The group meets in 010 Student Union at noon on Thursdays,
and anyone is welcome. This year, a major focus is on services for transfer
7. Speedway Gas Cards - Employees of Dayton Chamber of
Commerce member organizations are eligible for Speedway gas cards
that provide 6 cents off per gallon. At this point, WSU will likely
not be participating, but USAC will continue to pursue this issue with Staff Council.
8. USAC Water Bottles - We will not be able to sell the water
bottles at basketball games, due to a conflict with the licensing
agreement. The bottles will soon be promoted via the USAC website
and marketed to departments as promotional items.
V. Additional Topics
1. Winter Fest - This event may be discussed at the next meeting.
2. Staff Survey Communications - An article in an upcoming
Dialogue will discuss survey outcomes, as well as the role USAC and CSAC
played in implementing the survey.
3. Lake Campus Rep - Staff Council will hopefully soon have a
representative from Lake Campus.
VI. Adjournment and Next Meeting
The meeting was adjourned by Chris Wydman, USAC Chair, at
10:34 a.m. The next meeting is in 339 Fawcett on Thursday, December
11, 2008 @ 8:30.


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A long term *BSD user, I decided to extend our GNU package nightly test system setup with Dragonfly BSD. This is an install under virtualisation (qemu or Xen).
The actual install went smoothly, but the package install have failed utterly.
I found http://www.dragonflybsd.org/docs/howtos/HowToPkgsrc/ and have followed the various methods suggested there. None works for me.
# uname -a DragonFly biko-dflybsd64.gmplib.org 2.6-RELEASE DragonFly v2.6.3-RELEASE #10: Mon May 3 09:57:53 PDT 2010 email@example.com:/usr/obj/usr/src-misc/sys/X86_64_GENERIC x86_64
Method 1:
# pkg_radd bash pkg_add: Error: package `bash-4.1nb1' was built with a newer pkg_install version pkg_add: 1 package addition failed
(As far as I can tell, I am using the latest release of DragonFly. And even if I didn't, shouldn't it be possible to install a package with the existing tools?)
Method 2:
# cd /usr # make pkgsrc-create If problems occur you may have to rm -rf pkgsrc and try again.
mkdir -p /usr/pkgsrc cd /usr/pkgsrc&& git init Initialized empty Git repository in /usr/pkgsrc/.git/ cd /usr/pkgsrc&& git remote add origin git://git.dragonflybsd.org/pkgsrc.git cd /usr/pkgsrc&& git fetch origin fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly *** Error code 128
Stop in /usr.
(This is not a temporary problem. I retried this several consecutive days.)
Method 3 (from docs/handbook/handbook-pkgsrc-sourcetree-using/):
# cd /usr # cvs -d email@example.com:/cvsroot co pkgsrc # cd shells/bash # make Unknown modifier '!'
Unknown modifier '!'
Unknown modifier '!'
... "../../mk/bsd.prefs.mk", line 717: if-less endif Unknown modifier 'u'
Variable PKG_OPTIONS is recursive.
(It is not my typo to get netbsd's code. This is what I am instructed to do by the DragonFly web at the directory indicated.)


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Real nice. An elderly man holds a different opinion than yourself and you deride his obvious talent and diagnose him as having dementia. I did not vote for the president and I disagree with his position on health care, but I would not stoop to name calling. Insulting a dead man is beneath contempt.
Every society has rules.
The government, we elected tells us it is wrong to drive 60 mph in a school zone and most of us agree that makes sense.
In Mass., we think it is unwise for people without a license and proper training to play with explosives. It does not sound too crazy to me.
I have ridden the PVTA buses countless times, typically between 8 and 9 a.m., and I often find them crowded. There are older folks going to the doctor appointments, people heading to work and a few college students. What bus do you ride?
I enjoy Mr. Baldwin's work as an actor, but I never see him smile in photos. He must really hate having his picture taken.
If marrying someone this young and beautiful doesn't bring a smile to his face, nothing will.
There are plenty of clubs geared toward Irish-Americans, Italian-Americans, Polish-Americans...
When I drive by the Polish National Credit Union in Chicopee or the Mount Carmel Club in the South End, I do not get worked up.
You must have missed this sentence in the story>>> While geared towards Latinos, they welcome anyone to join.
After what we went through last year, I pay greater heed to severe weather reports.
Nothing like a pleasant piece on outdoor dining by a college intern to bring out the vile and hate in readers.
At first I thought Swede must be a Berkshires restaurant owner, so I checked out his/her profile. There were four dozen hateful comments on everything from the Boston Red Sox to poor people who ride the bus. Not a kind word in the bunch.
No matter. It was a nice photo package. I have never been to Tavern on the Hill. I will have to rectify that. I have been to the Red Lion and while it is pleasant, it would not have made my list.
Have worn your country's colors ? Or are you one those namby-pamby dittoheads who hid when we needed your help but wave the flag whenever you can from the saftey of your home?
There are plenty of stories on the TV, Masslive and the newspaper about Memorial Day. I have no problem with recalling a tragedy that decimated our region year ago this week. I am sure no other serviceman or woman would have problem either.
The only thing worse than bleeding heart libs is flag waving phonies.
What is an app?
I assume that is a software application?
Quit the shorthand Mr. and Mrs. AP
Is she blaming her dead mother?
Scotty --btw, not the brightest bulb if you ask me -- didn't attack her family.
She tried to blame them for bad information, rather than admit she is a liar.
"The Sacred Cow" flew FDR (just once), then it was used by Truman. The Air Force One moniker began during the first year of the Ike administration. He may have flown (briefly) on it as "The Sacred Cow." The plane was retired in 1961.
More than 300 people die each year in the bath tub.
You should avoid taking baths too.
A bully with a badge. Don't let the door hit you on the way out Tommy.
Simple solution - ban motorcycles.
They are the vehicle of choice for thugs and drug dealers.
Ditto. Good luck and God bless.
Did the 15 members know they were signing up to be on a committee with NO OFFICIAL ROLE in the process.
The handsome Donna Reed. How could you forget her? She was a peach.
Professor Warren needs to brush up on the separation of powers.
In my 68 years I have never heard of a court being attacked BEFORE they delivered their decision.
You're right! Let's tell Boston get moving and get us a casino complex here asap!!!


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You are invited to browse the links below to learn about different resources that are available to faculty on campus with the goal of creating a barrier-free learning environment at SFSU for students with disabilities. These links will help answer your questions about accommodations for students with disabilities, assist you in making your classroom accessible, and enhance your and the students' academic experience at SFSU.
You are always welcome to contact the Disability Programs & Resource Center if you need additional information.
- Faculty Frequently Asked Questions
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|Avg. Dinner Entrée
|Greater than $25
|$18.01 - $25
|$12.01 - $18
|$7.01 - $12
|Less than $7
Posted by Anonymous on 11/04/2006
Finally, a place that clear the name for Chinese dumpling. No more greasy take out pot sticker with inch thick skin. You can actually see what is inside the dumpling. The classic pork and cabbage dumpling was delicious, with just the right mix of filling like it should be. Soup was favorful and healthy. Delicious, fast, healthy, and not expensive, a rarity in Manhattan. Totally agree that they should let you mix the dumpling though. PS. the chocolate dumpling was yummy !!!
Posted by Anonymous on 09/27/2006
FINALLY a place to get inexpensive food that's fresh & healthy. My salad was crisp-- not wilted & the food was healthy instead of greasy. A reminder to those who complain-- this is not a sit-down five-star joint so stop counting the soy beans in each dumpling! Everything was cooked to perfection with nice flavor.
Posted by atømic on 09/11/2006
Had the seared chicken thai basil dumplings which were alright at best. The Miso soup was pretty good, but nothing that's going to blow any socks off. Went there during lunch and it was pretty busy, and there is DEFINITELY not enough seating. But the star of the show was the chocolate dumplings, which i had to say, impressed me. Not what i expected, but were truly great.
Posted by MJ on 08/15/2006
Not one minute after I placed my order was it ready...I was impressed, although maybe they rushed too much because they forgot my drink - but they quickly corrected their mistake. I ordered the watermelonade which was very light and refreshing, the veggie dumplings which were well stuffed and delicious (I really liked the dipping sauce), and the chocolate dumpling dessert (which was yummy on the inside, but very messy, and the outer sesame layer was very gooey and took too long to chew. Overall I enjoyed it and would go back.
Posted by Anonymous on 07/26/2006
The chocolate dumplings were absolutely amazing.
Posted by Anonymous on 07/15/2006
Was craving dumplings today and i remembered passing by this place on my way to work a couple of times. Jumped on menupages and read the mostly rave reviews and figured I'd give it a go. I ordered the steamed pork, fried sezchuan chicken, and the highly rated green tea shake. Everything was, well, average. The dumplings were small and underfilled, which really made the wrapper stand out all too much. Literally got three and-a-half pulls on the straw, and the rest of my shake was ice. The flavors were uninspiring and bland. This place is more concerned with a cool concept than creating genuine comfort food, and I doubt it will last. And I agree with some readers, there's no reason they shouldn't let you mix-up the dumplings...especially since they're not cooked to order! Won't go back.
Posted by DumplingLuver on 06/30/2006
After a terrible week at work and a long 4-day holiday weekend upon us, thank God for the early closing today - 4pm. I decided I needed some comfort food. Went in for a very late lunch, place was fairly empty. Placed my order...all steamed - Chicken & Thai Basil and the Peking Duck. I filled up my soda cup and my number was called. Delicious dumplings! Both were very tasteful. Dough was perfect. Can't really say which was my favorite. Loved the dipping sauces for both. Will return again and again and again. Definitely not a burden on my wallet.


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Date: 7/22/2013
Start Time: 9:30 AM
End Time: 10:00 AM
Ahoy me hearties! It's time to hear some rollicking pirate stories and take pictures with a scallywag pirate. No registration. Ages 3-up. Bring your camera!Library: Oak Park Public Library Main Branch
Location: First Floor - Storytime Room
Contact: Children's Services
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With a bright pop of citrus and the gentle briny bite of capers, this version of the ubiquitous tuna salad downplays the fishiness of tuna while making it spring-fresh. Of course you can assemble this as a regular sandwich, but it feels more in line with the season to enjoy it open-faced and there's an opportunity for one last little sprinkle of Maldon Salt to hit your tongue first.
This recipe is no reinvention of the wheel. But what it is, is one of those safe everyday classics which you can double-up to last the week, keeping you on the healthy track without thinking too hard about it. I do seem to habitually nosh on the same lunch item for a week or two at a time. Sometimes it takes a while to return to a particular dish after I've take my repetition too far – and I have instructed my husband to stop commenting "this is so good I could eat it everyday" because, well, its just too tempting to take him up on it.
If you already have lemon thyme flourishing in your herb garden, finish your tartine with a light dusting of their pretty variegated leaves.Print This Recipe
1/4 cup Best Foods or Hellman's mayonnaise
1 large shallot, minced
2 large lemons – add all of the zest + 2 T juice
1/2 tsp sugar
1/3 cup capers [rinse if salt-packed]
2 [7oz] cans white albacore tuna
kosher salt to taste
8 slices fresh baguette cut on a deep diagonal
Maldon salt [optional]
1 tsp fresh lemon thyme [optional]
Serves 4. Calories: 300 per 2 slice serving [allowing 50 calories per slice of bread and 1/4 of the tuna mixture].
In a medium bowl, combine the mayo, shallot, lemon zest, juice, sugar and capers; stir to blend. Add both cans of tuna [draining without squeezing dry] and stir to combine. Add salt to taste. Cover and refrigerate until ready to enjoy. Just before serving, simply pile onto slices of bread, sprinkle with lemon thyme leaves [optional] and Maldon Salt.


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MESH is the latest entry in the Springer VideoMATH series: previous titles include The Millennium Meeting Collection (2002) and Touching Soap Films (1999). As the title promises, MESH focuses on the subject of discrete geometry, particularly discrete meshes, and their theoretical and practical importance in astronomy, engineering and computer graphics.
There's an historical story line to MESH as well, which runs something like this. Discrete geometry was known to the Ancient Greeks and became a highly developed field of study which could solve describe many types of objects. However, common problems such as calculating the volume of a curved object could only be approximated using discrete measurement, and calculus was developed to deal with such situations. Calculus was once thought to have superceded discrete mathematics, but today the two approaches exist side-by-side, each with particular areas of application, and the advent of computers has given particular impetus to the use of discrete mathematics, for instance in the use of discrete meshes to model shapes.
The mathematics presented in MESH ranges from the elementary to the advanced: anyone who has completed primary school should be familiar with the Pythagorean Theorem, but Penta surfaces (which can currently be described only through discrete meshes) are probably outside the experience of most. Historical information is integrated with the mathematical presentation: for instance, the concept of Platonic Solids is introduced with the example of a dodecahedron carved before 500 BC. Other historical topics covered in MESH include the Pythagorean School, Plato's theories regarding regular solids as the building blocks of all matter, and Kepler's efforts to describe planetary motion.
The most immediately obvious quality of MESH is its astonishing beauty: independent of the mathematical content, it can be enjoyed for its visual appeal and wit. MESH is entirely computer-generated and has won numerous awards, including Best Animation at the 2005 New York International Independent Film and Video Festival, Best Experimental Film at SCINEMA 2006 (the 6th International Festival of Science Film in Sydney, Australia), and Best Scientific Visualization at the 2006 Red Stick International Animation Festival in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
MESH will appeal to a variety of audiences on many different levels. People with a casual interest in mathematics, history or animation can enjoy it without needing to understand all the mathematics presented. It would be a good choice to show middle or high school students contemplating the pursuit of mathematics as a career. University mathematics majors will benefit on a different level, as they will understand the more complex ideas presented and may take the opportunity to follow up on some of the references listed in the accompanying booklet.
Beau Janzen holds degrees in Graphic Design and Instructional Systems Design and is a faculty member at the Art Institute of California in Los Angeles, where he teaches mathematics and computer animation. He has created animations for many types of projects, including feature films, amusement park rides, television commercials, and educational programming, including the WGBH series Evolution. Konrad Polthier is chair of Mathematical Geometry Processing at the Freie Universität Berlin and scientist and author or editor of numerous books and articles on mathematical visualization.
Sarah Boslaugh (firstname.lastname@example.com) is a Performance Review Analyst for BJC HealthCare and an Adjunct Instructor in the Washington University School of Medicine, both in St. Louis, MO. Her books include An Intermediate Guide to SPSS Programming: Using Syntax for Data Management (Sage, 2004), Secondary Data Sources for Public Health: A Practical Guide (Cambridge, 2007), and Statistics in a Nutshell (O'Reilly, forthcoming), and she is Editor-in-Chief of The Encyclopedia of Epidemiology (Sage, forthcoming).


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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Alabama is ready for ''new era'' of football, and is certain Nick Saban can return the Crimson Tide to college football's elite.The Tide lured Saban from the Miami Dolphins on Wednesday, ending five weeks of denials and two days of deliberation. Saban accepted the Alabama coaching job and abandoned his attempt to rebuild the Dolphins after only two seasons. ''When I set out on this search, I noted that I was seeking a coach who has a proven record of championship success and achievement,'' Alabama athletic director Mal Moore said. ''Coach Saban brings that proven record of accomplishment and leadership to our program.'' Moore said the high-profile hiring ''signifies a new era of Crimson Tide football.'' Alabama scheduled a news conference today to introduce Saban, who was flying to Tuscaloosa with his family. Miami owner Wayne Huizenga was informed of the decision in a meeting Wednesday at Saban's house. Huizenga announced the departure at a news conference Saban didn't attend. ''It is what it is,'' Huizenga said, borrowing Saban's pet phrase. ''I'm not upset, because it's more involved than what you think.'' Since late November, Saban had issued frequent, angry public denials of interest in moving to Tuscaloosa. Huizenga said the change of heart wasn't driven by money, and Saban never sought a raise or contract extension. Instead, Huizenga hinted that family issues for Saban and his wife, Terry, were a factor. The Sabans, both natives of West Virginia, have a son in college and a daughter in high school. ''I've been through this with Nick for quite some time now, and I feel the pain and so forth and so on of Nick and Terry, and it's not a very simple thing,'' Huizenga said. ''I think Nick's great. I'll be Nick's biggest fan. I'll be cheering for him to win that bowl game.'' A preference for the college game and the campus lifestyle may have swayed Saban. He won a national championship at LSU and is 15-17 with the Dolphins. This was his first losing season in 13 years as a head coach. The Tide first approached Saban shortly after firing Mike Shula. Huizenga has said he received repeated assurances from Saban that he would return in 2007, and two weeks ago Saban said: ''I'm not going to be the Alabama coach.'' But when the Dolphins' 6-10 season ended Sunday, Alabama sweetened an offer that reportedly would make him the highest-paid coach in college football. He has three years remaining on his Miami contract at $4.5 million a year. ''We have been through a period of uncertainty the last month or so and we finally have some stability,'' Tide center Antoine Caldwell said. ''Coach Moore said all along he was going to find us a proven coach with a winning record and he has done that with Coach Saban.'' In the past, Huizenga has been persuasive when dealing with coaches. He talked Don Shula into retirement in 1996, talked Jimmy Johnson out of retiring three years later - Johnson lasted one more season - and was able to lure Saban to the pros in 2004 after other NFL teams had failed. But this time, Huizenga failed to change Saban's mind. They met briefly on Tuesday, when Saban asked for another day to consider Alabama's offer. The coach was emotional when he called the Dolphins' complex Wednesday morning and informed his coaching staff by speakerphone that he was leaving, said Dom Capers, special assistant to the head coach. ''Every time something happens, everybody wants to look at the negative things to it,'' cornerback Will Allen said. ''There could be some positive things. Who knows what's going to happen?'' After Saban turned down the Tide in early December, they offered the job to Rich Rodriguez, but he decided to stay at West Virginia. Alabama lost last week to Oklahoma State in the Independence Bowl to finish 6-7. Possible candidates to replace Saban include Chicago Bears defensive coordinator Ron Rivera, former Green Bay head coach Mike Sherman, San Diego Chargers offensive coordinator Cam Cameron, Indianapolis assistant head coach Jim Caldwell, Tennessee Titans offensive coordinator Norm Chow and Pittsburgh Steelers assistants Russ Grimm and Ken Whisenhut. Another possibility is Capers, a former head coach at Carolina and Houston.
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Coconut Cream's Health Benefits
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We love adding coconut cream when cooking curry. Nothing can replace the flavor of coconut cream in curry. Its sweet aroma simply enhances the entire taste of the dish and gives a smooth, silky consistency to the curry when added the right quantity.
However, despite its versatility and tantalizing taste, people shun coconut cream like a plague due to its high saturated fat content. In fact, coconut cream benefits your health more than you can imagine. But why the false impression?
When nutritionists and doctors start labeling saturated fat as the possible cause for heart disease, people start to associate all saturated vegetable fats to be the same as animal saturated fat.
And when the same people tell you that eating coconut cream can clog your arteries and lead to stroke and heart attack, it's no wonder coconut cream becomes one of the top "risky" foods to avoid.
The same goes for those who want to lose weight. Most weight-loss programs will warn you how fatty coconut cream is and by eating even just a bit it can destroy your entire weight loss plans. What exaggeration! "Avoid them at all cost" probably is the repeating slogan of those so-called weight-loss "experts".
But that's a serious misconception about coconut cream's health benefits!
How Coconut Cream Benefits Your Health
The saturated fat encased in coconut cream is actually healthy good fat that your body can easily metabolize and turn into energy fast, without raising your blood cholesterol level and adding pounds to your weight.
In other words, it doesn't transform into bad cholesterols that may clog up your arteries. So don't worry.
Besides, the principal saturated fat, or fatty acid, in coconut cream is lauric acid – the same type of saturated fat found in abundance in human breast milk.
Scientists and researchers have been encouraging mothers to feed their infants with breast milk because the supernutrients in it can help infants fight off intrusive viruses and bacteria.
So, if lauric acid (in mother's milk) can provide health benefits for infants, all the more its presence in coconut cream can benefit both you and me, make sense?
Although we're not as vulnerable as infants (whose immune systems are still in development) since our immune system had fully developed, we do still need protection against viruses and bacteria. And coconut cream can supply us with that.
When lauric acid (in coconut cream) converts to monolaurin (an anti-viral, antibacterial, and antiprotozoal monoglyceride), it boosts your immune system and defends your body against many viruses, including hepatitis C, herpes and even the deadly HIV!
Besides, it carries important anti-carcinogenic and anti-pathogenic properties, which can help prevent you from cancer attack. Many microbes that are resistant to drugs used to fight infection may be overcome with the fatty acids in coconut cream.
Furthermore, it improves digestion and bowel function, relieving problems such as constipation and irritable bowel syndrome. It also promotes normal brain development and contributes to healthier and stronger bones, which is especially important for kids and elderly.
More importantly, coconut cream is less likely to make you fat than polyunsaturated oils, by speeding up your metabolism. As mentioned earlier, energy is burned off faster to cope with your activity level, rather than stored as fat.
Never know coconut cream can benefit your health so much, right?
But don't get me wrong, I'm not suggesting you to indulge in coconut cream, but rather than avoiding it altogether, it's all right to take in moderation or slightly more since coconut food (including its cream, milk, water, meat) does you more good than harm. And when you eat, make sure you get premium quality coconut cream for better taste and greater nutritional benefits.
Before I show you how to choose quality coconut cream, you need to differentiate between coconut cream and coconut milk so you know exactly which to use for your coconut-flavored dishes to suit your preference. Like me, I particularly like curry with thick gravy, that's why I prefer coconut cream to coconut milk when making curry.
Difference Between Coconut Cream and Coconut Milk
First of all, coconut cream or milk is not the juice in the coconut (that's coconut water) but comes from coconut meat.
By squeezing only the coconut meat, you'll get thick and rich coconut cream. It resembles heavy whipping cream and doesn't taste as sweet. Hence, it's a great substitute for dairy products in ice cream, eggnog, cakes and other desserts.
The main difference between coconut cream and coconut milk simply lies in the consistency. By adding water to coconut cream and stir the mixture thoroughly you'll get coconut milk.
Alternatively, you can mix 1 part shredded coconut meat with 4 parts water and strain the coconut mixture through a muslin cloth or cheese cloth to get the coconut milk. If you let the milk stand for a while, the coconut cream will separate and rise to the top of the milk, forming a white non-liquid layer.
Simply put, you can dilute coconut cream to the right consistency you want by controlling the amount of water added.
To save you trouble in making coconut cream / milk yourself, you can get coconut cream / milk readily in can or package at most supermarkets or online store like Amazon.
But bear in mind, once you open it, make sure you refrigerate it or it'll turn rancid easily, which is the only disadvantage as far as I know. Even if you store it in fridge, it's best to finish it within 2 - 3 days.
Also, do not freeze coconut milk as this causes it to curdle when you next use it in cooking. Try different brands to find the one that best suits your liking. Good brands which have not been artificially homogenized will have thick cream floating on top of the can while the milk at the bottom is much more watery. Take note.


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