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Val Ackerman Named BIG EAST Commissioner
Ackerman's vast expertise in the basketball arena runs deep, and her distinguished and accomplished career includes executive posts at the National Basketball Association, the Women's National Basketball Association and USA Basketball.
A 2011 inductee into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame and the current U.S. Representative to the International Basketball Federation (FIBA), Ackerman is perhaps best known for her nine-year tenure as the founding President of the Women's National Basketball Association, where she led the initial launch and presided over the rapid expansion of one of the most successful women's professional sports leagues in history. She further solidified her status as a trailblazing and results-oriented sport executive during her subsequent four-year tenure as the first female President of USA Basketball, which culminated in Gold Medal performances by both the men's and women's basketball teams at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
"The BIG EAST is incredibly fortunate to have Val Ackerman lead us into this exciting new chapter for our conference," said Rev. Brian J. Shanley, O.P., President of Providence College. "Val is exactly what the BIG EAST needs – she embodies the highest personal and professional values of the sports industry, and is a hard-charging and innovative leader who can shepherd the conference to continued success."
Georgetown University President John DeGioia added, "Val has achieved great success within every element of the sports business industry. With the psyche of a former Division I athlete, she has marshaled operations that directly resulted in elite levels of play, lucrative sponsorship deals, and lasting partnerships. We are thrilled to welcome her to the BIG EAST."
Ackerman said, "I am honored to be given this incredible opportunity to work in partnership with the ten world-class institutions that are marching ahead under the BIG EAST banner. Our mission is simple – to continue and enhance the BIG EAST legacy of intense competition, spirited rivalries and unparalleled achievement, not only in college basketball, but in all intercollegiate sports."
"I congratulate the BIG EAST for making such an inspired choice in Val Ackerman," said NBA Commissioner David Stern. "I had the pleasure of working alongside Val for many years, including the period in which she transformed the WNBA from a mere concept into a thriving basketball league. Her experience and intelligence, along with a keen analytic ability, an intense work ethic and a winning management style will help steer the historic BIG EAST Conference to even greater heights."
In March, the Presidents of Butler, Creighton, DePaul, Georgetown, Marquette, Providence, Seton Hall, St. John's, Villanova and Xavier gathered to announce the formation of the new BIG EAST Conference, along with a series of seminal developments that will help shape the future of the basketball-focused conference.
At the time, it was announced that the 10-member BIG EAST, which will begin play in multiple sports starting with the 2013-2014 academic year, has formed an unprecedented alliance with FOX Sports and its new national cable network, FOX Sports 1. Under the broadcast partnership, FOX Sports will have television rights to a wide range of marquee BIG EAST basketball games, including the annual BIG EAST conference tournament, which will continue to be played in its historic Madison Square Garden home.
Ackerman began her sports management career in 1989 at the National Basketball Association, where she served as staff attorney, special assistant to Commissioner David Stern and Vice President of Business Affairs, prior to leading the WNBA.
She has most recently served as a consultant to the National Collegiate Athletic Association, for which she completed a comprehensive analysis on the state of women's college basketball. She is a Board member of the Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics, the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame. She is also an adjunct professor at Columbia University.
"Val Ackerman has worked alongside college presidents, commissioners, coaches, athletic directors, players, sponsors, broadcasters and the heads of many sports governing bodies to improve the world of amateur athletics," said Xavier University Athletic Director Greg Christopher. "As the new BIG EAST gets started, long-range vision is our top priority. Val's experience stands out on that front, and she will provide strong leadership in the future. I look forward to working with Val to build the BIG EAST into a preeminent Division 1 conference."
Added Villanova University men's basketball coach Jay Wright, "Val possesses an unparalleled understanding of the sport of basketball and knows from experience what it takes to operate a successful league. Her work with the NBA, USA Basketball, NCAA, and WNBA will be a great asset to our conference. We're excited to welcome Val to the BIG EAST."
A graduate of the University of Virginia, Ackerman was a four-year starter on the women's basketball team, one of the first female scholarship student athletes at the institution, and a two-time Academic All-American. She played basketball professionally in France for one year before enrolling at UCLA, where she earned her law degree.
Doug Bruno, Women's Basketball Coach, DePaul University
"Val Ackerman will be as excellent a Big East Commissioner as she was a pro sports commissioner. Val understands the fundamentals of presenting and marketing basketball on a national level, and her experience, intelligence, and passion for excellence make her a great fit for our conference. The awesome product that is Big East men's and women's basketball now has a leader in Val Ackerman who will continue to help make the Big East the best conference in the country."
Gene Corrigan, former NCAA President and ACC Commissioner
"I have always been a big fan of the Big East and am thrilled they had the wisdom to select Val Ackerman as their Commissioner. Val has all the experience, intelligence and everything else the Big East needs to be the best they can be."
Tom Jernstedt, former NCAA Executive Vice President for Division I Men's Basketball and former President, USA Basketball
"The Big East is extremely fortunate to have Val Ackerman. I have known Val for more than 20 years and have had the pleasure of working with her in her many leadership capacities. She is a versatile leader, a creative problem-solver and an effective communicator who consistently reaches out to others in the search for bold ideas and solutions."
Mark Lewis, Executive Vice President for Championships and Alliances, NCAA
"Val is a fantastic choice to head the new Big East. She has proven herself time and again to be a visionary leader with great ideas, who also gets things done thanks to her tireless work ethic. Val's deep roots in men's and women's basketball, along with her proven ability to bring a successful league into existence, will serve the Big East well in the months and years ahead."
Craig Littlepage, Athletic Director, University of Virginia
"I congratulate the Big East on its selection of Val Ackerman as its new Commissioner. Her tireless work and tremendous achievements on behalf of amateur, collegiate and pro basketball have earned her widespread and well-deserved respect from all constituencies. Val Ackerman is someone who will get things done. I have witnessed firsthand, through her service to the University of Virginia and the Virginia Athletics Foundation, her commitment and dedication to higher education and to student-athletes."
Kathy Meehan, Associate Vice President for Athletics, St. John's University
"It is only fitting that our new basketball-centered Big East Conference has chosen as its first commissioner a person as accomplished in basketball as Val Ackerman. I have rarely met anyone who exudes as much confidence and passion for her work as she does. Her wealth of experience and knowledge at every level make her ideally suited for the job."
Dr. M. Dianne Murphy, Athletics Director, Columbia University
"My congratulations to the Big East for an inspired choice and to Val Ackerman, who is the perfect choice to lead the conference during this period of renewal and reinvigoration. While Val has earned acclaim for her long list of achievements as an executive, she also has justifiably won widespread acclaim for her tremendous integrity and steadfast devotion to all student-athletes."
Chris Plonsky, Women's Athletic Director, University of Texas
"The College sports world welcomes Val with open arms. She is the perfect choice for the conference and for the schools, coaches and student-athletes who will march forward under the Big East banner. Val is a brilliant and capable leader who understands the important role that intercollegiate athletics play on campuses throughout the country."
David Stern, NBA Commissioner
"I congratulate the Big East for making such an inspired choice in Val Ackerman. I had the pleasure of working alongside Val for many years, including the period in which she transformed the WNBA from a mere concept into a thriving basketball league. Her experience and intelligence, along with a keen analytic ability, an intense work ethic and a winning management style will help steer the historic Big East Conference to even greater heights."


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Friday, November 06, 2009The Bisons soccer team has earned a second chance and they don't plan to squander it.
The Bisons, ,3-4-2, 6-9-3 overall, qualified for the No. 6 seed in Atlantic Sun Tournament last Sunday, defeating USC Upstate 2-1 on the last day of the season. The win earned the Bisons a chance to play No. 3-seed ETSU, 4-4-1, 5-8-5. The Bisons lost to ETSU last Friday night 3-0 in Johnson City.
The game is scheduled to start at 1 p.m. Saturday.
"It's going to be a tight game," said Lipscomb coach Charles Morrow. "We are looking forward to having another shot at them. We, hopefully, can play better than we did last weekend, get the result we want and move on."
Saturday afternoon at 1 the two teams will meet in Johnson City with the winner advancing to the semifinals against Stetson at Campbell University in Buies Creek, N.C.
Morrow stressed that he addressed the problems in the ETSU game with his players immediately after the game.
"If we had not addressed the problems we wouldn't have beaten Upstate on Sunday," said Morrow. "We talked about it a lot. "Our guys are not intimidated. We haven't gotten the results in conference games that we would like. Both teams have played hard-of-conference schedules. We are ready for the challenge."
The Bisons are led by forward Miguel DaSilva, a member of the Atlantic Sun All-Conference team for the second year in a row, and defenseman Kezi Lara, a second team all-conference selection.
"I like this group of guys," said Morrow. "I like the way we have responded to challenges in the past.
"I am encouraged by the way we have responded to adversity and the way we have dealt with second chances."
This is the Bisons third straight trip to the A-Sun Tournament.
"There is a sense of urgency," said Morrow. "The fact that only two of players made the All-Conference team should be a motivation to other players on the team such as Garret Pettis to perform.
"To be honest with you I don't think it bothers him that he is not on the team. I think it does bother him that he has not played as well as he would like. And there are other guys on the team like Garrett McLaughlin who played well and could have been there on the list as well."
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Is it just me or did the guy look like Paul Walker when he answered the door?
Yall do realize gun lube is literally just that, gun lube. Its not for sex its for rifles, pistols, ect. That is why NRA adds came up at the end.
Dear Josh,
What? Not in my add. But apart from the name that is used for another item...are you not missing the point that this ad is making? Surely you must be able to grasp the sentiment? Or are you emotionally challenged?
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I liked the commercial, wish it was for something other than lube, but it is tasteful. In most lube commercials, the soldier would just arrive home, find the guy with someone else, and join in the action. Only kidding!
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An NRA ad popped up. Adaptive advertising fail. GUN OIL lube = NRA, right? Apparently, you get a nice shiny new rosewood handle pocket knife when you join! I wish I could post this screenshot...
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Gun oil lube is for rifles, pistols, ect. that is why the NRA ad came up. Its not for sex.
UGH they took the gay outta being gay.
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I missed that one on Superbowl night!
I don't understand the "play responsibly" comment above. They appear to be a married couple. They can play however responsibly they wish. And it's a commercial, not a PSA from the CDC. Not everything needs that kind of message. Accept it's sappy sweetness for what it is.
Am I the only one who, after watching the ad, wanted to watch them get it on!
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Ugh... That was not the most touching thing I've ever seen.. Sweet, yes.. But ugh..
Guys using Swiss Army pick there partner up at the airport and are part of the mile high club!
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I really liked it...I wish someone would surprise me like that...
I cried like a lil bi*ch :( It was very touching
OBVIOUSLY he's SURPRISING him... That's why he didn't pick him up at the airport!!! Are you people really that callous???
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Um... I didn't find it THAT good to have to cry and stuff...
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I loved the commercial It was done with dignity and with understand of everybody's life style
Some love.... The fucker didn't even meet him at the plane. Time to look for a new guy
Great! I love it.
Impressed lube commercial with class & dignity
I cried too!
DAMN!! This made me cry!!!! lol
Dammit, a commercial for lube isn't supposed to make me cry!


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Born Aug. 16, 1950 in Thermopolis, Wyo., to Warren and Betty Collins.
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Roy had many careers throughout his life, Coal miner, Welder, Mechanic and several other entrepreneurial endeavors.
He is survived by his son Roy L. Collins Jr, daughter Echo Hughes-Kerr, brothers Bert Collins, Warren (Spud) Collins, Byron Collins and sisters Tressa McArthur, Betty Lee, Helen Brandon, Nola Porter.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
The cart pulled into town a little late, but the enthusiasm of the small group of veterans and others that were there to greet them was not short at all.
"We came in a little late late," said Coast Guardsman Ray Rayburn who was driving the golf cart for the group Carting for a Cause. "But we are here."
The entourage of three vehicles (besides the golf cart there was a Smart Car and a Rider Rental Truck) is trekking across the country in an effort to raise awareness and money for the Wounded Warriors Program. Price was their final Utah stop, after having visited Delta and Roy officially as well as staying in Lehi on Sunday night.
The golf cart, a solar powered large cart with a cab around it was an unusual sight when it was unloaded from the Rider Rental in Workmen's parking lot in Helper.
"While we want to drive every mile we can in the cart, there are some places where it is just not safe to drive it," said Travis Sanders, and Coast Guardsman who was driving the smart car when the group pulled into Price. "We looked at that canyon and decided there were places where we would endanger ourselves and the public so we loaded up in Spanish Fork and drove over to Helper."
Certainly Carbon residents can relate to that danger, having traveled Highway 6 many times.
"We expect to do that a few more times as we cross into Colorado," said Sanders. "Once we pass Denver I think we will see the cart putting in many more miles on the road."
The team of four (five until a few nights ago because she had to return to duty) stayed overnight in Price on Monday and departed the area on Tuesday morning.
All are active duty Coast Guard. All are also taking their own time to make this project work.
The crowd at the Peace Garden that greeted them was small but sincere. A couple of the veterans were disappointed in the turn out because they were hoping for more people to come and eat the hamburgers and hotdogs while the contributing money to the cause.
But the men involved also said that so far they felt the project had been a success. "We tried to cross the Sierras with the cart by traveling Highway 50, but the climb difficult and dangerous," said Rayburn who along with the group started out in Petaluma, Calif. "We had to load it up until we got to Carson City."
There the group took the "loneliest highway in America" across the Nevada and into Delta. The team is trying to travel on as many back roads as they can, because the cart does only 25 miles per hour which can be a problem for high speed traffic on major highways.
"There just are so many places where the major fast highways have replaced the back roads," said Sanders.
The others in the group of Coast Guardsmen were Steve Pacheco and Del Hayes. They were in the rental truck when the group arrived in Price.
"We take turns driving the cart," said Rayburn. "It just happens that it was my turn right now."
Overall the event will cover over 4,000 miles. Once completed it will be the first time that a golf cart will have been driven across the country on batteries that are only charged by solar power. When finished the trek will have passed through 11 states. The final destination is Yorktown, Va. The plan is to cover about 200 miles per day.
The cart and idea was the brain child of Chief Petty Officer Ray Rehberg who is an electrician at the Coast Guard Training Center in Yorktown. According to an interview with News Channel 3 in Hampton Roads, Va. this past winter he had the idea after doing research on lithium powered golf carts. After brainstorming with other off-duty and retired coast guard personnel, Rehberg realized he could combine two of his passions. It was then that the non-profit GO CARTS was born.
While not many people showed up at the Peace Garden on Monday, local residents can go to cartingforacause.org and donate to the Wounded Warrior cause.


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Besides making our streets prettier, what does our urban forest of street, park and backyard trees do for us? Trees are good for cities in lots of ways. They significantly increase property values. They provide shade, keeping energy demand in check on hot days and cooling the pedestrian realm.
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San Francisco's technology sector is booming once again, the real estate market appears to be in full recovery mode and office vacancies are at record lows. The city's economy is quick to catch fire, but it's also prone to downturns. This has benefited the city's coffers and the public services they support, but it forces difficult decisions when fortunes turn for the worse.
At a workshop on September 21, the Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) Board reaffirmed its support for a bus-rapid transit (BRT) project on El Camino Real in Santa Clara County. The project takes a 17.3-mile route from the HP Pavilion in San Jose through Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, Mountain View, Los Altos and north to Palo Alto.
Richard Carranza has been an educator for more than twenty years. He has seen firsthand how student learn better when they're healthy and nourished. And, as a father of two daughters enrolled in the city's public schools, he's heard firsthand that students want better food in their cafeteria. Professionally and personally, he understands that school food is integral to the lives of students and the success of the District. And, as the new Superintende
This month BART experienced four of its top-ten most crowded days ever. Ridership exceeded 400,000 on three of those days, and the fourth was a day with no special events to boost regular numbers. As this growth continues, how will this crucial transit service balance the need to move more passengers with plans to encourage more cyclists to bring bikes on board?
In recent decades, San Francisco's waterfront has been home to some of the city's most transformative projects, including Mission Bay, AT&T Park, China Basin and the South Beach neighborhood. Today the waterfront is once again where many of the city's largest and most exciting development proposals are taking place.
There may be a drought in much of North America, but this summer has produced a bumper crop of reports on urban agriculture in cities across the continent. Nonprofit groups in New York, Toronto and Boston have recently published studies examining what their cities can do at the policy level to support city gardeners and farmers.
California water policy is endlessly fascinating. It addresses the single most important resource problem facing the state. It is complex. And it changes with glacial slowness.
This year, San Franciscans face two issues that reprise what occurred three decades ago: What should the city do regarding the long-term fate of the Tuolumne River? And what should the state do about moving fresh water through the Sacramento/San Joaquin Delta for shipment to the south?
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It's not often that the SPUR agenda features so prominently on the ballot in San Francisco. But the November 2012 election hits on three significant issues at the forefront of our work: affordable housing, business taxes and funding for parks. Our policy work has helped shape three important measures on the upcoming ballot, all of which we will support this fall.
Housing Trust Fund (Prop. C)
This November, San Francisco's Prop. F asks voters to approve an $8 million planning process to find a way to drain Hetch Hetchy Reservoir, the city's most important water system asset. SPUR believes that this is a bad idea for many reasons, and we strongly oppose Prop F (stay tuned at www.spur.org/voterguide for our full ballot analysis in early October).
Los Angeles is in the midst of discarding its stereotype of exclusive auto-mobility and reshaping itself as a transit metropolis. (See the August/September issue of The Urbanist for more on the expansion of transit in L.A.).
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San Francisco will soon have a new urban agriculture program. On July 17, the Board of Supervisors passed legislation — introduced by Supervisor David Chiu and co-sponsored by Supervisors Avalos, Cohen, Mar and Olague — that sets clear goals and timelines for how the city government can better support urban farmers and gardeners.
Bus rapid transit projects are in the works around the Bay Area, but progress has been intermittent. Oakland and San Leandro have voted to approve a 9.5-mile line in the East Bay. After delays, San Francisco is making progress on designs for Van Ness adn Geary. Meanwhile, the South Bay's plan to implement BRT on El Camino Real has hit a hurdle.
Following extensive community outreach and planning — and months of negotiations over specific projects — the San Francisco Board of Supervisors has placed the $195 million 2012 Neighborhood Parks Bond on the November ballot. That's nearly $200 million that will help repair and upgrade facilities throughout San Francisco. The bond follows others in 2000 and 2008 to maintain and rebuild a parks system that makes up 12 percent of land in the city.
After many months of work by SPUR and other housing advocates, the Housing Trust Fund, has made its way through San Francisco's legislative process and been placed on the November ballot. We were very involved in crafting this measure, which would provide a permanent source of funding for affordable housing, encourage the creation of moderate-income housing and stimulate the production of market-rate housing.
On the last weekend of April, as thousands watched, 40 giant pneumatic hammers pounded much of San Francisco's Doyle Drive into recycled concrete and rebar. The following Monday morning, cars streamed across an elegant new viaduct over the Presidio's Cavalry Valley and cruised through a new tunnel cut into the bluff between the San Francisco National Cemetery and the historic batteries that once guarded the Golden Gate from invasion.
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Update: On July 17, the Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the expansion proposal and new lease for the San Francisco Wholesale Produce Market.
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ALEXANDER, N.Y. -- An Attica High School Football Player was taken to the hospital by Mercyflight after a game at Alexander High School Friday night.
A freelance photojournalist working for WGRZ witnessed the incident firsthand in the game between Attica and Alexander.
She says the player was unconscious when paramedics arrived at the field.
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Open daily from 6:00pm to 10:00pm, De La Tierra is a fine dining restaurant, but has a casual area with a kid-friendly feel, and a full bar that opens at 3:00 pm. Stop in after skiing for a light meal and a Prickly Pear Margarita, or wait until the dining room opens and enjoy fresh seared bass topped with lobster ravioli, English peas, garlic spinach, and corn cream sauce.Taos, New Mexico | 575.737.9855 | elmontesagrado.com
The mountain-top Seattle Ridge Day Lodge has won awards as the best day lodge in ski country. Which means it also has damn good food. They serve everything from rotisserie chickens to mesquite-grilled entrees to wood-fired pizzas.
The Roundhouse, a historic restaurant at the top of the Roundhouse gondola is known for being a people-watching hot spot. Celebrities from Marilyn Monroe to Tom Hanks have been known to frequent the place. There's a reason for that, and it's not just the 360 view.
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The Double Diamond, in the Sugarloaf Mountain Hotel, is know for their steaks, but they also serve good pasta dishes and local Maine seafood. Given their extensive wine list it's good you won't have to drive anywhere. 207.237.2222
We had to ask: Mulberry Street is the heart of New York's Little Italy. Step inside the Stratton version and you'll feel transported. What is it about skiing that makes you crave hearty Italian fare? Mulberry has it all, with wines by the glass or bottle and a full bar.
Easily Stratton's most elegant and inspired dining experience, Verde surprises those who aren't expecting such sophisticated and ambitious culinary creations in Vermont ski country. Chalk it up it up to a young and energetic head chef, Rowan Lechtaler, who clearly seems to be enjoying his work with local provender. The wine the list is deep and smart. The food—house-made ravioli, local quail and rabbit, Maine fluke—unfailingly delicious.
http://www.verderestaurant.info; 802-297-9200
Drive down-canyon to the Union Grill in Ogden for a tasty flatiron steak. Located in Ogden's historic Union Station, the restaurant serves sandwiches and pasta, but is best know for their steaks and other grill items. uniongrillogden.com; 801-621-2830.
Serving gourmet cuisine with a Colorado twist, the Blue Spruce is just off of Mainstreet in Frisco and has an extensive menu. Try the Scallop Tostadas, which are pan seared sea scallops on a wonton tostada shell, topped with homemade guacamole, ancho chile sauce, and carrot and cabbage slaw. The main dishes will please carnivores and vegetarians alike. Some nights feature live music, too- check the website for info. Visit TheBlueSpruce.com or call (970) 668-5900 for reservations.
From Copper, head seven minutes east on I-70 to nearby Frisco for more dining and apres options. Hang out in the bar at Silverheels for a drink or two, and then head to the formal dining room where you can enjoy a satisfying steak, fish or salad. Try the Crab Empanadas to start, then try one of the many local trout dishes. Finish it off with the Aztec Temple: a dark chocolate & cream cheese brownie topped with French vanilla ice cream & hot fudge sauce.
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|This delicious mushroom soup has two kinds of mushrooms and extra flavor from balsamic vinegar.
(For Phase One Fridays I highlight Phase One recipes from the past that have been my personal favorites, and this Double Mushroom Soup from 2009 is one of the best mushroom soups I've ever tasted!)
Not only is this the best-tasting dish I've ever made out of old mushrooms in the fridge that were close to past-their-prime status, but it's also the best mushroom soup I've ever made, and it's a phase one soup for the South Beach Diet! This is also the soup that will make you remember how much you love your immersion blender, if you have one. If not, you can puree the soup in a food processor or regular blender; it's just a bit easier with the immersion blender.
Double Mushroom Soup Inspired by Anthony Bourdain
(Makes 4 servings, recipe adapted from Anthony Bourdain's Mushroom Soup recipe on Serious Eats.)
1 cup dried mushrooms (I used dried shitakes, but use any type of mushrooms you like the flavor of.)
2 cup boiling water
3 T olive oil (more or less, depending on your pan and whether you're using the butter)
2 tsp. butter (optional, use a little more olive oil if you prefer)
1 large onion, cut into thin half-slices
12 oz. fresh mushroom, thickly sliced (I used regular white mushrooms but I think I might use brown Crimini mushrooms next time.)
4 cups chicken stock (I used my homemade chicken stock.)
1 tsp. dried parsley (or use 2 tsp. fresh parsley if you have it)
salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste (I didn't use much salt.)
2 T good quality balsamic vinegar, for drizzling over soup when you serve it
Serve hot (reheat if needed after pureeing in food processor or blender). Drizzle a little good quality balsamic vinegar over each bowl of soup as you serve it.
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World-class cuisines, stylish decor and spectacular views characterise the restaurants and bars in Park Hyatt Dubai. Superbly located on the banks of Dubai Creek, Park Hyatt Dubai offers the floor-to-ceiling windows and style to dining, both indoor and al fresco.
The Thai Kitchen, with authentic cuisine prepared by native chefs, has four live working kitchens - one each for wok, grill, steam and noodles - as well as a kitchen preparing traditional Thai desserts.
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A physician assistant is a licensed health care professional who practices medicine with the supervision of a physician. A PA provides a broad range of health care services that were traditionally performed by a doctor, and often spends extra time counseling patients on ways to stay healthy. PAs perform physical exams, diagnose illnesses, develop and carry out treatment plans, order and interpret diagnostic tests, suture wounds, assist in surgery, provide preventive health counseling and write prescriptions.
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Plasma Citrulline Concentration in Tropical Enteropathy
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Citrulline is an amino acid produced in the intestine and in the liver, but the liver does not contribute significantly to circulating citrulline concentrations. The intestine is thus the only organ that normally releases significant amounts of citrulline into the blood stream. The investigators have designed a study looking at the value of measuring plasma citrulline concentration in patients with tropical enteropathy of mixed HIV status. The focus will be on the ability of the intestine to sustain the individual concerned from a nutritional standpoint. The investigators hypothesise that plasma citrulline concentration is a marker of small bowel absorptive integrity and an appropriate surrogate for HIV related enteropathy.
Malabsorption Syndromes
Granulomatous Enteritis
HIV Enteropathy
Ileal Diseases
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|Official Title:
|Plasma Citrulline as Quantitative Biomarker of HIV Associate Villous Atrophy in a Tropical Enteropathy Population
- postabsorptive plasma citrulline concentration [ Time Frame: within two years since enrolment date ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- intestinal permeability ratio [ Time Frame: within two years since enrolment date ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|October 1998
|Study Completion Date:
|September 2008
|Primary Completion Date:
|May 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Preliminary studies reported that plasma citrulline concentrations may be a reliable biochemical marker for intestinal dysfunction and absorptive enterocyte mass. The relationship between citrulline concentration and intestinal function has been supported in other studies including those examining rejection in small bowel allografts. Concentrations of citrulline are dramatically reduced in cases of mucosal damage (e.g. moderate graft rejection or viral enteritis)and strongly correlate (inversely) with severity on biopsy. Plasma citrulline concentration is lower also in patients with villous atrophy (24±13µmol/L)than in healthy subjects (40±10µmol/L)and patients with anorexia nervosa (39±9µmol/L).Experimental studies have been carried out also in assessing the value of citrulline as a marker for severity of small bowel epithelial damage from radiation and viral infections. The plasma citrulline was shown to be a simple, non invasive and sensitive essay to monitor and quantify radiation and/or chemotherapy induced small bowel damage in mice and humans. Otherwise, the literature on citrulline as a potential marker of intestinal and nutritional integrity is young and consistent data for specific conditions as for HIV enteropathy are missing.We hypothesise that plasma citrulline concentration is a marker of small bowel absorptive integrity and an appropriate surrogate for HIV related enteropathy.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 80 Years
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|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Tropical enteropathy with mixed HIV status
Inclusion Criteria:
- histologically ascertained Tropical enteropathy
- Mixed HIV status
- Body mass index within normal range
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients with surgical resection of stomach, duodenum or pancreas; or (UGI) bypass.
- Patients with other important disease, which may interfere with the study (especially diabetes and renal impairment). Alcoholism, drug abuse or any other circumstances, which may compromise the patient's ability to comply with the study requirements.
- Pregnancy
- Patients experiencing diarrhoea within one month since enrolment date
- Use of glucagon-like peptide 2 (GLP2), growth hormone (GH) or glutamine or triglycerides
- Coeliac Disease, Crohn's disease or infectious intestinal disease
- Patients on steroids or FANS
- Oral feeding>1.0-fold the estimated basal metabolic rate as assessed using Harris and Benedict equation
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00816842
|Department of Medicine, University of Zambia School of Medicine, University Teaching Hospital
|Lusaka, Lusaka province, Zambia, P/B RW1X
|Principal Investigator:
|Cinzia Papadia, MD
|Azienda Ospedaliero-Universitaria di Parma
|Study Chair:
|Alastair Forbes, BSc MD FRCP ILTM
|University College London Hospitals
|Study Director:
|Antonio Di Sabatino, MD
|University of Pavia
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|Responsible Party:
|Cinzia Papadia, Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria di Parma
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00816842 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|EC3184, Prot 84 24/01/06
|Study First Received:
|January 2, 2009
|Last Updated:
|January 2, 2009
|Health Authority:
|United Kingdom: Research Ethics Committee
Keywords provided by Azienda Ospedaliero-Universitaria di Parma:
Villous atrophy
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Crohn Disease
HIV Enteropathy
Ileal Diseases
Intestinal Diseases
Malabsorption Syndromes
Sprue, Tropical
Digestive System Diseases
Gastrointestinal Diseases
HIV Infections
Immune System Diseases
Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes
Inflammatory Bowel Diseases
Lentivirus Infections
Metabolic Diseases
RNA Virus Infections
Retroviridae Infections
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Virus Diseases
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Watauga High Athletics Director Tom Wright has announced that the Pioneers soccer match at Hickory scheduled for Wednesday night has been postponed because of rain.
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The Dinos brought out the heavy artillery to defend the home fort last week in dual soccer games at the Carbon High field.
Carbon left the weekend with a North Sanpete tie and a decisive win over Wasatch Academy.
In the April 14 region game against North Sanpete, Todd Palmer and Taylor Dastrup countered Hawk scoring with a goal a piece.
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Foreigners are fond of calling us the land of paradoxes. Our public finances certainly justify that characterization. The richest country in the world has been the most dilatory in balancing its budget and appears the most distracted and embarrassed in attaining that end. The fundamental explanation, of course, is the systematically inculcated hostility to the taxation of wealth. For ten years the press has sedulously repeated the Mellon 'doctrine that the immunity of the rich from taxation is a blessing for the poor.


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When you use Network Load Balancing (NLB), network adapters that provide fault tolerance may cause problems. When you use NLB in unicast mode, NLB uses a shared virtual media access control address. The shared virtual media access control address is used instead of the physical adapter's media access control address for all communications to the load-balanced IP addresses. With some teaming adapters, the virtual media access control address cannot to overwrite the physical media access control address. This causes in IP address conflicts in the cluster.
Note If you use Application Center 2000 to configure NLB, it will set NLB to unicast mode.
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Garth L. Childs, age 67, returned to Heavenly Father on May 15, 2011 in Price.
He was born March 10, 1944 in Price to Max L. and Vivian Renee Smith Childs. He was sealed to Alyce Grace Geary on June 18, 1971 in the Manti Temple. Garth graduated from North Emery High School and also attended two years at the College of Eastern Utah. He served an honorable mission in the Hill Cumorah Mission in New York and Pennsylvania. He also served his country in the US Army during the Vietnam War from 1968-1964 and served with the Utah National Guard during Desert Storm from Jan. 24, 1991 to June 18, 1991.
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Ripon, WI – The Midwest Conference Baseball coaches have picked the Buccaneers for third in the North Division while the Softball coaches slotted the Bucs fifth in the North. Both polls were released this week.
For Baseball, St. Norbert College received four first-place votes to claim the top spot in the Division while Ripon College got the other first-place vote to hold second. Carroll University in fourth and Lawrence University in fifth followed Beloit.
Illinois College and Grinnell College both received two first-place votes in the South Division, with IC narrowly taking the top spot. Knox College got the final first-place vote for third followed by Monmouth College and Cornell College.
Dave DeGeorge begins his 23rd season as head coach of the Buccaneers, who are coming off a 19-21 overall record, including 9-7 in the MWC, from 2012. Beloit advanced to the MWC Tournament Championship Game last Spring for the third time in four season before falling to St. Norbert.
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Cornell College and Lake Forest College both received three first-place votes in the South Division, with Cornell narrowly taking the top spot. Monmouth College was third and Illinois College fourth followed by Knox College and Grinnell College.
Kim Zarling begins her sixth as head coach of the Bucs and her 18th as a collegiate head coach. Beloit was 9-24 last season, including 3-5 in the MWC.
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Start-Up NY, the state program allowing colleges to establish tax-free zones for businesses, officially started in January, but it still will be some time before it is implemented at St. Lawrence Countys colleges.
SUNY Potsdam expects to begin taking applications from businesses next month, while SUNY Canton is taking a few extra months to iron out some final details.
Start-Up NY allows eligible new or expanding businesses to operate essentially tax-free on land maintained by colleges and universities. Employees will not have to pay income tax, while the companies will be exempt from property, sales and business taxes for 10 years.
Businesses will apply directly to colleges, and the colleges will make the call on whom to accept. The states Empire State Development Corp. will have a 60-day window to reject any application before the deal is finalized, so it still will be a few months before businesses start operating in the tax-free zones.
SUNY Potsdams campus plan is nearing the end of its approval process, and several businesses are already interested, said John M. Wicke, SUNY Potsdams director of strategic alliances.
Weve had several inquiries, and were optimistic that we will be partnering with businesses in 2014, he said.
SUNY Cantons tax-free zones will take a bit longer to get up and running. SUNY asked the college to make several changes to its plan. The college will resubmit a revised plan in early March.
The requested changes were mostly minor technical tweaks, according to college spokeswoman Lenore E. VanderZee.
As SUNY Canton prepares to submit its second draft, the college is looking for businesses that might fit in well in its tax-free zones. The goal is not only to find businesses that will create jobs, but to identify those that fit in with the colleges curriculum, according to Ms. VanderZee.
While we are in the process of submitting the campus plan, we plan to lay the groundwork with promising start-ups and expanding businesses that fit with the colleges educational mission so that when we are able to take formal applications the process will move quickly and efficiently, she said via email.
SUNY Potsdam also has been actively pursuing entrepreneurs, particularly among alumni.
The college will reach out to graduates across the country, trying to persuade them to move back to Potsdam and set up shop in the tax-free zone, Mr. Wicke said.
Alumni, they know the area. They love the area, he said.
It is important colleges partner with businesses that integrate well with its teaching goals, Ms. VanderZee said. The program is designed to benefit students as well as the economy.
It also provides the opportunity for students to have access to internships in their field of study, access to equipment that may be otherwise difficult to obtain, or even scholarship funds supplied by partnering businesses, she said.
Both colleges are working with the Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority and the St. Lawrence County Industrial Development Agency to implement the plan.
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