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Friday, December 04, 2009
Lipscomb on the Air
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The Game
The Lipscomb Lady Bisons (2-7, 0-1 A-Sun) continue to seek their first Atlantic Sun Conference win Saturday evening against Kennesaw State (3-4, 0-1 A-Sun). Game time is 4 p.m. CST at the Convocation Center in Kennesaw, Ga.
Lipscomb lost its A-Sun opener Thursday evening at Mercer 69-59. Junior Jenna Bartsokas led Lipscomb with 19 points and five assists. Freshman Hannah Phillips had 10 points, two off her career high, and four assists.
Kennesaw State lost 68-44 to Belmont Thursday evening. Angie Smith led the Owls with 16 points. Sametria Gideon had 12 points and eight rebounds off the bench. Kennesaw shot 25.8 percent overall and 15.8 percent from the 3-point line.
Lipscomb has lost six of its seven matchups with Kennesaw State. Last year Kennesaw won 66-64 in Allen Arena on Jan. 22 and 88-78 in the Convocation Center on Feb. 21. This is the fifth meeting between the teams in the Convocation Center.
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Last Time Out
After falling behind by as many as 16 points in the second half the Lipscomb University Lady Bisons battled back against the Mercer Bears to close the deficit to one point but the they were not able to complete the comeback and fell 69-59 Thursday evening in the University Center.
Lipscomb opened the game hitting seven of its first 12 attempts from the field and took a 16-6 lead just under eight minutes into the game.
The Lady Bisons strong shooting hand cooled as Lipscomb missed 15 of their next 16 attempts.
Mercer went on a 25-2 run from the 13:11 mark until Leah McAlister made a layup with 1:07 left in the half. Mercer took a 31-20 lead into halftime.
Mercer extended its lead to 16 points, 36-30, three minutes into the second half.
The Lady Bisons did not give up and fought back into the game. Lipscomb responded with an 11-3 run capped by a 3-pointer by Jenna Bartsokas with 15:05 left.
After Mercer built its lead back to up to 12 points, Bartsokas led Lipscomb on a 7-0 running hitting a 3-pointer and two free throws to make it a 45-40 game at the 12:11 mark.
Mercer's Lacy Ramon had a conventional three-point play and Courtney Ford made a layup to extend Mercer's lead back to 10.
Lipscomb steadily closed the margin to one point, 56-55, following a 3-pointer by Hannah Phillips and a jumper by Anna Bowers two possessions later.
The Lady Bisons did not score on their next three possessions and Mercer regained an eight point lead with 2:43 left on a 7-0 run.
The Lady Bisons made one final stab at the lead with two free throws by Hannah Phillips and a layup by Brittany Duerk.
Lipscomb was forced to foul and Mercer connected on all six free throws in the final minute to secure its victory.
Bartsokas led Lipscomb with 19 points and five assists.
Lipscomb held a 40-37 advantage on the boards. Brittany Duerk had a team-high eight boards.
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Buzz: The Mets are Up to Something
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During the opening monologue of his show, which you can listen to at WFAN.com, Mike Francesa said, "I promised you some Mets news, and I will deliver," later in the show.
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I still have no idea what Mike Francesa is talking about when he says he'll have a 'major, major update,' on the Mets, during his show today on WFAN at 1 pm.
That said, in my conversations with people close to the team, I believe they might be getting close to an acquisition or two, and they are 'hoping' to make news at some point soon after the New Year.
Additionally, people close to free-agent OF Jason Bay say he is close to accepting a four-year contract, worth roughly $16.5 million per season, though they're not being clear with whom he intends to sign.
Of course, those numbers do sound a lot like the contract reportedly offered to him from the Mets. Or, perhaps some other team got in the mix? Though, I can't believe the Mets would let $250,000 per season get in the way of beating a competing offer, assuming Bay is their primary target. Or, maybe the Mets quietly moved on, and plan to sign someone else? Who knows?
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28 Jan 13
While the world looked on at the soaring temperatures and bushfires that hit Australia this January, countless communities across the country were coming together to provide support wherever they could. Slow Food Hobart members in Tasmania, one of the worst affected areas, rallied together with local cooks and producers to feed between 30 and 250 firefighters three meals a day – an essential behind the scenes job.
When Jo Cook, Slow Food Hobart committee member and chef received a call out of the blue to coordinate the kitchen, she wasted no time getting her mobile kitchen ready with food and personnel. She spoke to as many chefs and producers at a farmers' market as she could, and offers for food and labor started coming in.
The budget at the beginning was AUD$25 a day per firefighter for three meals and drinks. "At that budget you could either have real food and no wages, or the cheapest quality food and pay somebody," she said. "They are at their weakest. They have just worked a 12 or 15-hour shift; that's when they need nutrition and really high-quality food."
People donated their cheese, meat, fish, produce and time. One veteran firefighter said he had never been so well fed, and the man who hired Jo said he had never seen morale so high.
Mary McNeill, a Hobart member and pastry chef, made these shortbread biscuits and filled them with jam for a recharging sweet snack. "I use the recipe from Miss Irvine's Central Cookery Book (a classic Tasmanian cookbook)," she said. "I like mine slightly more cooked, so I suggest allowing a little color to develop, but traditionally you would go for pale."
500g butter
1 1/2 cups soft icing sugar
5 cups flour
1 jar of your favorite local or homemade jam
Cream butter and sugar.
Sift flour and mix till incorporated.
Tip onto work surface and knead slightly until dough comes together.
Roll out thinly (roll onto baking paper to make it easy to transfer to fridge).
Chill for 10 minutes or so to allow for easy cutting.
Cut out desired shapes and mark gently with a fork tip, and place on baking tray.
Bake at 160 ºC until biscuits are a pale cream color with slightly brown edges.
Allow to cool. Join pairs, filling them with your favorite jam.
Dust with icing sugar.
If you want shortbreads to remain crisp, fill them just before serving.
Source: article in Mercury Newspaper by Elaine Reeves.
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Dear Father & Mother
On reaching the hospital from my vacation I found three letters waiting me. One had the letter you sent me from Sacramento. Mailed two letters while away, but fear they will not reach you.
I will see what I can do about the allotment and let you know in a couple of days. Can not make it smaller, may be able to send $15 direct to Union Trust Savings Bank and $15 to you.
Have not heard from Ed for about six weeks. Does he say anything about writing to me.
Told in last letter about my trip, hope you get the letter. Must close as it is bed time and the lights must be out.
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