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This butternut squash apple bake has rice, beans, onions and other sweet and savory ingredients that make it a fall dish that will please a crowd.
Short holiday weeks make me lazy. Knowing Thanksgiving and utter gluttony is two days away, I have no desire to make anything elaborate for dinner. Part of me feels like I should actually be fasting in preparation for the day but unfortunately my stomach doesn't understand that concept.
This is my compromise.
One day of cooking. Well actually, one hour of cooking. Meals for three days.
We might be sick of it by the time it's finished but at least dinner doesn't have to occupy my mind from now until turkey day and I can instead focus on making the three sides I'm bringing to my parents' house.
So what is it? Butternut squash, apples, rice, beans, sautéed onions and some other goodies. Basically, fall in the form of a rice bake. Topped with parsley because my plant seems to think it's spring with all the unseasonably warm weather we've been having and is rising from the dead on my front steps. My laziness in "winterizing" the pots around the house paid off, fresh herbs on November 21st, three weeks after 16 inches of snow, go figure.
Want to know what else would be amazing crumbled on top?
I didn't do this at first and honestly, I can't even take full credit because let me quickly recap how this idea just came to me.
…writing, writing, writing, ADD kicks in (ok, not really, but sometimes I get bored and need to take a break) check twitter, check facebook, check instagram, see a picture of bacon…
Light bulb!
What would we do without social media?
Probably eat less bacon.
- 1 medium butternut squash, peeled, seeded and cubed
- 3 tablespoons pepitas
- ¾ teaspoon salt, divided
- ¼ teaspoon black pepper
- 1 tablespoon butter, melted
- 2 tablespoons maple syrup, divided
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- ½ teaspoon nutmeg
- 1 medium-large onion, sliced
- 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
- 3 cups cooked brown rice
- 2 apples, cored & chopped
- 1 15oz. can cannellini beans, rinsed
- 2 tablespoons dried cherries, chopped
- 2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees and grease a baking sheet.
- Combine cubed butternut squash and pepitas in a large bowl. Toss with ½ teaspoon salt, pepper, melted butter,1 tablespoon maple syrup, brown sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg.
- Spread onto baking sheet and roast for 25 minutes tossing a couple of times.
- While butternut squash is roasting, heat a medium skillet over medium-high heat with olive oil. Add sliced onions and sauté for about 10-12 minutes, until softened and slightly browned. Remove from heat.
- Combine rice, apples, beans, dried cherries, apple cider vinegar, remaining 1 tablespoon of maple syrup and remaining ¼ teaspoon salt. Mix together.
- When butternut squash is done, add to bowl and stir to combine everything.
- Lower oven to 375 degrees.
- Grease a large baking dish and pour mixture into it.
- Cover with tin foil and bake for 20 minutes.
- Uncover and bake for another 20 minutes.
- Serve with brown sugar and/or maple syrup and parsley or bacon on top if desired.
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I might bring this instead of a bread-based vegetarian stuffing – so many great flavors!
I plan on eating MORE bacon. MORE. NOT less. What? The pig looked at me funny.
I know what you mean about feeling like I should be going easy on the food during the days leading up to Thanksgiving. Lots of fresh juices, salads, soups…and then I go to town on eggnog (made with coconut milk!) and pumpkin custard. Meh. You win some you lose some. :)
Your rice bake sounds really tasty. Love the addition of the maple syrup for a touch of sweetness.
I would have never thought to pair up butternut squash and apples! How clever and very yummy :D
This seriously looks awesome! I might have to make it tonight :)
…and eating less bacon is not good for ANYONE so thank goodness we have social media ;)
I'm with you on this one!! Bacon for the win!! :) Delish looking recipe as always!!
"…writing, writing, writing, ADD kicks in (ok, not really, but sometimes I get bored and need to take a break) check twitter, check facebook, check instagram"
HAHAHA this makes me laugh…I think it's a great summary of 90% your day.
This looks SO good!!! It will be going on my list of things to make next week, thank you ;)
Your dish looks absolutely wonderful. I love butternut squash and the variety of your ingredients is wonderful.
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Anderson guard Madison Temple is only a sophomore, but there have been times this season when she has responded like a senior for Anderson's girls' basketball team. The second quarter of Saturday afternoon's game against neighborhood rival Turpin is among those moments.
Temple scored 28 points, including 13 in the second quarter, leading Anderson, ranked No. 10 in the Enquirer Division I coaches' poll, to a 73-62 victory at Turpin.
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Just as Milan Fashion Week churns out the sexiest looks of fashion month, the Rome Film Festival has been an endless parade of body-hugging silhouettes. Naturally, some of the most ornamental numbers came from Dolce & Gabbana, beginning with Scarlett Johansson hitting the premiere of Spike Jonze's Her in a white mini-dressed spangled with medallions and flowers. Then there was the dinner Vanity Fair held for the occasion, with stunning Italian women in spades including Catrinel Marlon, Giulia Michelini, and Sveva Alviti, who were all bedecked by the D&G boys. And let us not forget about Rooney Mara, who despite not doing her white Balenciaga cape dress proper justice, still had one of the most eye-catching looks — no easy feat when sharing a red carpet with ScarJo.
Once the Hunger Games cast arrived in Rome, all eyes were on Jennifer Lawrence and her pixie cut. However, the actress distracted gawkers temporarily by delivering two incredible fashion moments. There was the Proenza Schouler Spring 2014 black halter dress with chic metal hardware for the Hunger Games: Catching Fire photo call and then the Christian Dior Fall 2013 Couture wrap-around bodice gown at for the film's premiere
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Peanut to Pop: I don't want to wear Elmo panties. I don't want to pee pee in the potty. I want to wear a pull-up or a diaper.
Now what?
Peanut to Pop: I don't want to wear Elmo panties. I don't want to pee pee in the potty. I want to wear a pull-up or a diaper.
Now what?
Get a babydoll that drinks and wets. Show Peanut how she can use the potty like a big girl. Works like a charm I'm telling you (again).
She is in control … forget pullups, go back to diapers.
Try other cute panties. I am mailing her some ladybug panties today. Let her pick which ones she wants each day or the night before and lay them out. Wonder where she gets that rebellion streak from?
We tried cold turkey and gave up a couple of times before AJ caught on. It has to be HER accomplishment on HER time table. Potty training cannot be forced. She'll do it when she's ready. One day she will be in just the right state of mind and everything will just click.
Of course you have noticed the difference in her behavior with other caregivers vs. mom and dad. (pacifier, potty training)
Your little Peanut is enjoying the power she has over Nene and Pop. Somebody has two adults wrapped around her itty bitty finger.
She is obviously ready because she can do this for other people. I wouldn't worry about pushing or readiness.
Eventually, you are going to have to insist on some things. (And if you think it is tough with a toddler, just wait till she is a teen. Start toughening up now and it will be easier then, I promise!)
I totally agree with Cindy! My Isabella was refusing to pee pee in the potty @ home (she was at daycare) so we backed off and put her back on pull ups. Then one day SHE asked to go to the potty and has been going ever since. Give her time.
Well you guys will have to make the call on if YOU think she is "ready ready"or just not ready at all…OR…testing mom and pop for power. hehe I see no need to rush into potty training if she is not ready but stopping and starting might make it harder to train in the long run.
So, how can we keep little HJ interested in he potty? Maybe one of those singing potty's? Put a quarter (or dime) in her piggy bank every time she goes and at the end of week she can spend it at the dollar store? Buy a bunch of "so so" toys in a surprise grab bag and when she gets, say 10 stickers, let her pull a toy out of the bag?
Does the daycare use one of those potty chairs that sit on the rim or do they use just the regular potty? Maybe she does not like the potty chair thing. Although I have to admit it is safer.
Well just some random thoughts.. I hope they help a little. Good luck.
HeHeHe! I agree with fabmom!
I'm also having flashbacks to when Jaley wouldn't wear big girl's panties. Wait…she still won't. She still wears boy's underwear.
Here's my two cents. Figure out when you are ready and have a no more diapers party. Get rid of ALL OF THEM. Then the choice is commando or elmo.
Be warned though. I did that with Jaley's not giving up the really thick training panties and she went commando.
I blame it on Elmo. I never did like him.
Let her go back to diapers and the first time she makes a huge smelly mess, turn your nose up at her and say "Ewww, I'm not cleaning that up – you do it!!" Hand her a box of wet wipes and see what happens. Mean – yeah, does it work – YOU BET!! She knows the difference, she's just trying to control you – and it's working!! Fight back – be strong – stand your ground. Don't let her get the best of you.


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IN THE CITY OF ANGELS It really hasn't stopped for us lately, even I can't believe that we've been travelling so much lately. I actually stopped counting the number of times we took the plane or the train. But hey, it's truly amazing and I honestly can't be more gratefull for all the crazy opprotunities we have. And so here we are in Los Angeles, it's my first time here and I am so excited to discover this amazing city.
We were invited by Guess in order to come and assist at one of their events, a great occasion to hang out by the ocean during our free time. And that's exactly what we did! This weather made me realise that I definitely am not summer ready, I mean I look so damn pale, it's just incredible. Wish I could have a nice caramel skin glow, but hey… We always want more than we have don't we. P.S : I already got one sun burn… After using sunscreen. Gotta buy a higher SPF.


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Dear White People
2014. USA. Justin Simien. 108 min.
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Dear White People
2014. USA. Directed by Justin Simien. Welcome to Winchester University where, in the name of diversity, the all-black residence hall Parker/Armstrong is about to be dismantled. In the middle of an Ivy League campus, all racial hell breaks loose: Samantha White (Tessa Thompson) uses her campus radio show to call out the administration as well as her fellow students, while Afroed geek Lionel (Tyler James Williams) writes for the all-white college newspaper hoping to expose hypocrisy campus-wide. No one is safe in the culture wars that follow. In his feature debut, Justin Simien riffs on groundbreaking films of the black experience of a generation ago (yes, really) to playfully explore the gray areas of race in America, and his satirical take challenges our ideas of identity in our supposed post-racial world. 108 min.
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The new international trailer for Buried may cause claustrophobia and an overall icky feeling. It shows much more than the previous trailer, which could be a good or bad thing…
We all know that millions of young minds will be permanently damaged by Michael Bay's Transformers 3. But usually, the causalities don't start rolling in until after the film hits theaters. However, it seems this installment of the Transformers trilogy has already claimed its first victim.
Authorities say the "Transformers 3" crew was filming late Wednesday in the Chicago suburb of Hammond, Ind., using several vehicles and drivers. Police say something went wrong and an object went through the windshield of a car, hitting the driver. In a statement, police said the vehicle kept going for a mile before stopping. Police did not release the driver's name. The person was airlifted to a hospital.
For the love of God, the film hasn't even reached post production, and people are already being hospitalized. Although based on the description, this might make for one hell of a 3D experience. Even so, we wish the extra a speedy recovery, and pray for an end to the senseless cycle of violence that is the Transformers franchise. (HitFix)
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"That dog musta been sick."
Here's the first look from Peter Berg's perplexing Battleship adaptation of Rihanna dressed like one of those guys that hang out at the mall trying to recruit poor people into combat. I still find it really odd that she joined the cast, which includes Taylor Kitsch, Brooklyn Decker, and Alexander Skarsgard. Then again, I find it really odd this movie is being made. But what strikes me as most odd is this thing standing next to Rihanna. Didn't E.T. dress up as that once?
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Zach Galifianakis's brother, Seth, takes over for him in this episode of "Between Two Ferns" with guest Sean Penn. The video confirms my belief that Penn is incapable of smiling, and possibly even feeling joy. Maybe I'm wrong though. Maybe the blooper reel is full of Penn rolling on the floor laughing his ass off and his stoic persona is built through the magic of editing. But there's no denying that the ferns look scared sh*tless.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's slow transformation into Brendan Fraser is nearly complete. The wrestler-turned-actor (Walking Tall, Southland Tales, Chef Boyardee commercials) has signed on as the lead in the upcoming Journey To The Center Of Earth sequel. Many expected that Josh Hutcherson would make the leap to leading man for Journey 2: The Mysterious Island, but it seems that he's riding shotgun this time around.
In the film, Johnson plays Hutcherson's mom's boyfriend who tags along for the exhilirating adventure when the boy travels to an unchartered island to find his missing grandfather. Seems like a lot of trouble. Did you check the local A&P, Josh? That's the first place I look when my granddad wanders. (THR)
I like Groundhog Day, but I hate to laugh. If only there was a movie that met my needs! Finally, my prayers have been answered thanks to Carl Bessai's Repeaters….
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Claiming dominion over all things aquatic or 3D, James Cameron went all king of the world on Piranha 3D last week, and now the film's producer Mark Canton (who looks like what would happen if Phil Spector banged Albert Brooks) is showing his teeth in response. And he raises a few damn good points! Though, they are lengthy points. Here's just a few favorites, but I encourage you to check out the entire response after jump. Go on wit yo' bad self, Mark Canton:
"Mr. Cameron, who singles himself out to be a visionary of movie-making, seems to have a small vision regarding any motion pictures that are not his own. It is amazing that in the movie-making process – which is certainly a team sport – that Cameron consistently celebrates himself out as though he is a team of one. His comments are ridiculous, self-serving and insulting to those of us who are not caught up in serving his ego and his rhetoric."
"Shame on you for thinking that genre movies and the real maestros like Roger Corman and his collaborators are any less auteur or impactful in the history of cinema than you. Martin Scorcese made Boxcar Bertha at the beginning of his career. And Francis Ford Coppola made Dimentia [sic] 13 back in 1963. And those are just a few examples of the talented and successful filmmakers whose roots are in genre films. Who are you to impugn any genre film or its creators?"
Double snap.
And now… fighting words:
"Jim, are you kidding or what? First of all, let's start by you accepting the fact that you were the original director of PIRANHA 2 and you were fired."
(Runs around in exaggerated circle playfully slapping own face a la early Martin Lawrence)
No. He. Didn't. Don't MAKE a James Cameron take off his earrings!!
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Watch out Andrew WK. It looks like Conan the Barbarian is getting into the partying hard business. These set photos from Marcus Nispel's remake show Jason Momoa's Conan cutting loose like some weird Charlie Sheen/Tom Sizemore hybrid partybeast. Mead-chugging. Shirtless piggyback rides. Bare breasts. This must be how Hugh Hefner partied when he was a boy in ancient Greece.
Momoa is an animal! Could we have a contender for that Belushi biopic?
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MTV has dropped the first clip from Mark Romanek's upcoming Never Let Me Go. The film stars Keira Knightley, Carey Mulligan, and Andrew Garfield as young adults at a boarding school that is doing more than instilling proper etiquette. To give away anymore would be giving away too much. But if you watch the trailer you can probably figure out what's in store for the kids.
In the clip, Keira Knightley, in so many words, tells Carey Mulligan to stay away from her man (Andrew Garfield). She found Carey's porn and laughed at it with Andrew, which is totally not cool. But then she kisses her, so that makes it cool again.
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Shaq will be making a cameo as himself in Adam Sandler's new film Jack & Jill. The recently-aquired Boston Celtics center is no stranger to playing Shaq in films. In fact, I imagine he prefers it to a genie or Iron Man rip-off superhero. Shaq has played Shaq in CB4, Good Burger, He Got Game, After the Sunset, The Kid & I, The House Bunny, and When in Rome. No one captures the essence of Shaq like Shaq can, which is why Sandler came to him for the Shaq role in his new comedy.
Regarding the film, Adam Sandler plays twins and one of them is a girl. Do I really need to go into anymore detail or have your eyes permanently rolled into the back of your skull? Shaq joins Katie Holmes and Al Pacino, who have already agreed to take a check for appearing in this inevitable sh*t sandwich. And don't get all pissed at me about Sandler. I used to love the guy in Happy Gilmore and Billy Madison, but Grown Ups really took a toll on my emotional psyche. Never have I wanted an actor to devolve so badly and return to speaking gibberish. (TheWrap)
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The guys who produced the whimsical, yet tragic, Total Recall: The Musical are back with two new productions that'll have you cheering in your box seats. Robocop: The Musical and Terminator 2: The Opera are probably my favorite renditions thus far by Jon and Al. They've managed to keep both of the videos under four minutes, so they don't overstay their welcome. If they could stage a live production these guys would take Broadway by storm. (ToplessRobot)
Check out the musicals after the jump…
David Slade would be wise not to decorate his home office with Wolverine action figures just yet. Though it was believed that the helmer of Hard Candy and assorted vampire movies was a shoe-in for the Wolverine Goes To Japan directing gig, a new contendor has emerged. Granted, he's a highly-unlikely candidate, but Darren Aronofsky's hat has somehow been thrown into the ring. Whether he threw that hat himself, or some neighbor kid bully threw it in the ring just to be a jerk remains to be seen.
Given Aronofsky's body of work, I'm going to go ahead and rule him out. The X-Men films have been twisted into goofy, popcorn wannabe-action films, and Wolverine is no exception. Though if anyone could lend some gravity to the material, it's Aronofsky. Look what he did for Marlon Wayans. (Deadline)
Now that Jeremy Renner has been cast to distract from the fact that box office poison Tom Cruise is appearing in Mission: Impossible 4, it's time to figure out which skinny actress will be running around and firing Uzi's that somehow don't shatter her wrist. And the contenders are Hostel 2's Lauren German, Streetfighter's Kristin Kreuk, and Alan Thicke's daughter-in-law Paula Patton.
The three actresses are all testing for the role of a female operative in the Brad Bird-helmed sequel. Nothing more is known about the character beyond that description, but let's assume she will wear a leather bodysuit. All the best spies do. (Deadline)
These photos that a Collider reader snagged from Steven Spielberg's War Horse set will calm your Monday morning nerves. I've been casually flipping through them with Enya on in the background and the outside world has melted away.
We haven't told you much about the film since its lead protagonist is an equine and SJ caters to people, but basically a horse named Joey is sold to the army during WWI and it wants to get back to the farm boy owner it left behind. It's a love story between a man and a beast, but not a Tijuana strip club sort of way.
Grab some Earl Grey and check out the pics after the jump…
Who would ever think that being discovered at a Bar Mitzvah would lead to a solid career as an indie actress? Well look no further than Kelli Garner, the pixie blonde girl of Larry Clark's Bully, Lars and the Real Girl, and the low-budget southwest gem Dreamland. This week she goes a little more mainstream, reuniting with her Dreamland co-star Justin Long with the cross-country romance, Going The Distance.
A word from Kelli: "I'm mostly cast as the Lolita type, either a blonde bombshell Lolita, or the girl-with-black-hair-who-smokes-weed Lolita. Either way, I'm inevitably the sexpot."
Best typecasting ever.
More pics of Kelli after the jump…
Now imagine this in color. And 3D.
Much like Godzilla, "The Pacific" producer Bruce C. McKenna is drawing upon his love of killing Japanese people again for his next project. McKenna has sold a pitch to Warner Bros. to develop The Battle Of Midway into a big-budget 3D war epic. Reported to have a budget somewhere in the $200 million range, expect this recount of the historic air and sea battle to be a big one.
There's no word on casting or director as of yet, but we'll let you know when Clint Eastwood casts Channing Tatum as a maverick fighter pilot who is constantly at odds with by-the-book squad leader Jon Hamm. (Deadline)
They'll get on that ass-kicking right after bath time.
Bradley Cooper and Ryan Reynolds are teaming up to make the mean streets of San Francisco just a little safer for San Franciscans. The two actors who share a fondness for going shirtless are attached to star in an untitled original action-comedy written by Sheldon Turner (Up in the Air). THR has the rundown:
The story follows two friends, who are also San Francisco cops, whose fathers were once partners on the police force. The older generation is forced out of retirement to help their sons crack a case, with typically antagonistic results.
The actioner is meant to have an updated "Lethal Weapon" flavor that plays into edgier R-rated territory.
The pairing of Cooper and Reynolds I'm sure will be a lot of fun, but now I wanna know who's gonna play the daddies. The studio has the opportunity to put together a sweet actioner with two charismatic leads and two gruff middle-aged men as their fathers. It's too bad neither Cooper nor Reynolds is black or I would suggest Danny Glover. As both dads. He'd be getting seriously too old for this fighting crime with my twin sh*t.
ScreenJunkies caught up with Stanley Tucci at the press junket for Easy A. When not answering questions about the works of Nathaniel Hawthorne or how good Emma Stone smells, the Tooch talked a bit about his role as Dr. Erskine in Marvel's Captain America.
Yeah, I don't look like that character as drawn originally. The character as drawn originally is a very big, sort of square-headed, square-shouldered guy with a big white moustache and a huge thing of hair. I don't look like that. We chose to, I have a scruffy beard that we grayed even more than mine is gray, and like white hair here [above the ears], sort of longish and then glasses and a German accent.
In other words, something like this:
If you listen closely, you can hear Christopher Lloyd firing his agent off in the distance.
Twentieth Century Fox is putting together a cast for their latest version of the Fantastic Four, and Bruce Willis is reportedly at the top of their list to play the Thing. But Screen Rant is reporting that Kiefer Sutherland is also in contention for the role.
Since the character will be completely CGI, whoever is cast will be utilized primarily for voice over work. However, the actor will also make an appearance early on in the film as Ben Grimm, the Thing's identity before he was transformed into a rock monster.
Personally, I'm torn between the two actors. Both are more than qualified to play a pile of rocks. However, I give the slight edge to Kiefer since he's spent a good portion of his life "stoned."
Sorry. It's been a rough weekend.
Hey, everybody! James Cameron has something important to say about the dangers of using 3D technology in an inappropriate manner, so listen up!
I tend almost never to throw other films under the bus, but (Piranha 3D) is exactly an example of what we should not be doing in 3-D. Because it just cheapens the medium and reminds you of the bad 3-D horror films from the 70s and 80s, like Friday the 13th 3-D. When movies got to the bottom of the barrel of their creativity and at the last gasp of their financial lifespan, they did a 3-D version to get the last few drops of blood out of the turnip.
First of all, comparing Piranha 3D to Friday the 13th Part III is like comparing Kim Kardashian to the cast of "The View." Both are incredibly stupid, but one is still fun to watch if you're in the mood (for porn). Piranha 3D knew what it was supposed to be, and it hit the mark. Critics agree, and its Rotten Tomatoes ranking rivals that of Avatar (not that the two movies should be compared). Why should a film that is meant to be nothing more than a fun, summer gore-fest be excluded from using 3D technology? Not every 3D film needs to be a smug, ham-fisted retread of Dances with Wolves.
Second, if you want to talk about squeezing blood from a turnip, how about Avatar Special Edition, which is charging fans roughly $15 dollars to see a movie that was still in theaters less than a year ago. Oh, let's not forget the eight minutes of extra footage, which comes out to about $2 per new minute. At the end of the day, if people want to pay $15 to see Avatar again, good for Cameron. But if those same people want to pay to see fish dismembering topless girls, who is he to judge? (Vanity Fair via Movie Line)


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Truths and Fallacies of Bad Breath CausesTuesday, August 10th, 2010
Are you suffering from bad breath? If you just cupped your hand in front of your mouth when you read that and blew into it, you're a victim of one of the fallacies that are prevalent about bad breath and bad breath causes. You cannot smell your own bad breath. The body isn't built that way. It has a defense mechanism which protects you from being overwhelmed by your own odors. Others can smell it, but you can't.
Another fallacy about bad breath causes is that it is caused by poor oral hygiene. This can contribute to the condition, but it's not the cause. Bad breath, also known as halitosis, is caused by the sulfur emissions of anaerobic bacteria which live in everyone's mouth. Not cleaning your teeth will provide nourishment to these bacteria, causing them to produce more sulfur. That is what causes that smell, not rotting food between your teeth as many people believe. (more…)


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Snapshots of Famous Artists at PlayPhotography // Wednesday, May 13, 2015
A new book, Artists Unframed, features more than 100 images from the Smithsonian archives of artists at work and play. The Guardian recently compiled a slection of those that focus on moments in the personal lives of artists, snapshots of famous artists not in the studio, not in a museum, but on their own time.
Robin Williams Nesting DollsJuxtapoz // Wednesday, May 13, 2015
San Francisco-based artist Andy Stattmiller wanted to pay tribute to the late great Robin Williams so he created this 8 piece nesting doll set to capture all of my favorite comedies. "From largest to smallest I painted Mrs. Doubtfire, The Birdcage, Fisher King, Death to Smoochy, Jumanji, Good Morning Vietnam, Mork and Mindy, and Aladdin.
Blues Build the Temple by Trevor NaudIllustration // Wednesday, May 13, 2015
We like this graphic art series called Blues Build the Temple by Washington DC-based artist Trevor Naud. Created with a Xerox machine, ink, paint, Wite-Out, photography and paper diorams, the graphic story includes 21 prints and is modeled after Oblique Strategies by Brian Eno and Peter Scmidt.
5 Tips For An Effective Online PortfolioJuxtapoz // Wednesday, May 13, 2015
The staff at Juxtapoz looks at a lot of artist's portfolios and we always try to stress the importance of having a clean, straightforward and functional website. It's an essential tool that can play a large part in how successfully your promote and showcase your work. It can mean the difference in attracting clients and having your work shared and written about on blogs and art websites...
Succubus: The Work of Alva Bernadine (NSFW)Erotica // Tuesday, May 12, 2015
We posted about Alva Bernadine recently on the site, and we forgot that the artist helped us with the Guy Bourdin story we ran a few months back.Today, we show you the series, "Succubus," and the explanation of the series in the artist's own words...
Game Of Thrones... As Explained in a Google Maps printJuxtapoz // Tuesday, May 12, 2015
I'm a man of simplicity, and for every time someone asks me what I thought about the last episode of "Game of Thrones," and for every reference of Emilia Clarke that I don't understand, some genius who goes by "selvag" on Reddit created this Game of Thrones map in the Google Maps aesthetic that helps give a little context and sense to the uber popular fantasy show. It's only going for $21 on Etsy right now. I'm sure George R.R. Martin has his already.
Fine Art In The Streets Of Tehran, IranJuxtapoz // Tuesday, May 12, 2015
Tehran, Iran is a complicated place. Based at the immense Albourz mountain range, it holds about 12 million people in its expanded metropolitan area. And like any large city, it is fast and full of billboards. Billboards of ads or religious statements and not so much any more but phrases like Death To America, but for 10 days starting May 7, more than 1,500 billboards are displaying 700 works of art. Munch, Magritte, Hockney, Matisse and Picasso among traditional Persian miniatures, carpets, calligraphy and world famous Iranian poet and artist Sohrab Sepehri.
New Work by Myriam DionJuxtapoz // Tuesday, May 12, 2015
We have seen and adored Myriam Dion delicate and intricate cut newspaper works of art where she would leave behind some elements of an article. In her new work, she has incorporated collage. Exploring the relationship between folk art and popular culture, Dion creates fragile masterpieces. To add to the juxtaposing elements, the titles of each piece is the newspaper's date and primary subject.
The Japanese Art of Candy SculptureJuxtapoz // Tuesday, May 12, 2015
Candy and animals. This is an excellent combo. And where else can you find this level of cuteness than in the Asakusa district of Tokyo. At Ameshin, the candy shop run by Japanese confectioner Shinri Tezuka, you will find these adorable and delicious treats. Tezuka also offers classes on and demonstrations of Amezaiku, the 1300-year old traditional art where sugar, starch and water is sculpted and colored.
Wes Anderson Characters in LEGO by Matt ChaseJuxtapoz // Tuesday, May 12, 2015
Matt Chase, illustrator and graphic designer, has created an awesome series combining two of our favorite things: LEGOs and characters from Wes Anderson films.


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Vintage Table Runner
What happens when you walk past a vintage piece of linen? You stop in your tracks, back up, and take it home with you! This is the piece that I found, and it just spoke to me….
I envisioned quilting this piece, and adding to the life of something that had been lovingly stitched many years ago.
Adding three layers behind the original, I began the journey of joy. The piece already had hand-stitched carnations and a beautiful crocheted border along the edge. I wanted to keep those features, and also highlight the hand-stitched bow and fan details. I added lots of quilting, and I am very happy with the results!
This vintage table runner has now been added to the Quilts for Sale category! Only $175.00 for a short time, offering you an introductory price!
Update: The Vintage Table Runner has been sold!
Sketches of Spring
Truly a labor of love, this quilt was a combination of log cabin blocks and printed panels featuring butterflies and flowers that are so realistic! Pieced by Lyn Christian of A Design by Lyn and quilted by Candy Apple Quilts, this quilt is a treasure. It finishes at 90 inches square — perfect for a queen sized bed.
The log cabin blocks in the center feature a beautiful quilted motif, and the blocks with the birds have a nice grid pattern to them. I just love all of the borders because it really gives an opportunity to play with lots of designs, such as these hearts:
Be sure to see all of the pictures so you can examine the quilt in detail. Price is $1,000 plus shipping costs — continental US only please.
Update: The Sketches of Spring Quilt has been sold.
Ring of Posies Wall-Hanging
It all started when I read Linda Poole's newest book called Painted Applique. I've included a link at the bottom, because you are going to want this book!
I knew that I would become addicted to applique, and that's exactly what has happened! Linda has beautiful projects in her newest book, and I just fell in love with the one called Ring of Posies. There were various techniques that I have been wanting to try, and having lots of white space enabled me to do just that. Surprisingly, the first area I considered was the outer corners. I knew this wall-hanging would need to lay flat against the wall, so I wanted something that would be even and stable. I decided on a one-inch grid. That's one of my favorites.
Since feathers are my absolute favorite, and just had to add the circular feather wreath design in the center. And speaking of the center, this ring of posies is not perfectly circular, which (in my opinion) makes it perfect! It's much easier to feature a design in the center of something if you don't have to fret over whether all of the circular elements are perfectly aligned. I extended the feathered wreath by echoing it. As you can see in the pictures, some of the echoing travels out further in some parts than in other parts. Being able to do that just added to the fun!
I knew that I wanted to have some micro-stippling close to the applique, just to make it pop up a bit.
Here's another angle on the center section:
And the entire wall-hanging:
You will LOVE doing this project! And the great thing about Linda's new book is that every project in it is featured in applique (like this one)and also in a painted version of applique! She has some gorgeous birds that she shows you how to paint, and it looks like a very easy process. That may just be my next project! Here's a link to Linda's Painted Applique book
Or, save some time and purchase the finished 40 x 40 wall-hanging! Available for a short time only, this quilt is priced at $275.00 including shipping to your location inside the continental United States only.
Update: Quilt has been sold!
Christmas Applique Quilt
Recently, I was lucky enough to meet Carolyn Burgess, the owner of Applique, Quilts, and More. She has the most wonderful applique kits, and they are all available with or without fusible on the back. I think that's a great idea, because sometimes I like to do needle-turn applique, and I prefer not to have any fusible on my pieces. She has lots of themes to choose from, and her Christmas blocks are my very favorite! Carolyn brought her quilt over, and we decided on an overall motif — quilting right through her appliques. There are lots of opinions on this because some people think that you can never do that with a fused applique because there is too much stiffness. These appliqued pieces were soft and had a very nice drape, so there was no problem at all stitching right through them.
Another fun thing about Carolyn's approach to this quilt is that you can order individual blocks and make as many projects as you can imagine just using your favorites! For instance, I love the cardinals that are featured in the Applique Christmas Block of the Month section, and I would like to do a few of them as gifts. I can buy as many of those sections as I want, without having to buy an entire kit! And better yet, I can send a favorite fabric of mine to Carolyn, and she will cut my pieces out of my fabric for me! She really has a great selection of pieces, and I can see lots of future inspiration coming from her pre-cut applique pieces and kits. She has just saved a lot of time for me!
Painted Denim Shirt
OK…. some times I get just a little bit carried away. I just love to sit and look at all of the pretty quilt designs that I have on my computer…. but they seem so lonely in there. They want to come out and play! I decided to use some of them on the front of a denim shirt. Then, I added fabric paint and crystals! It was just way too much fun to do!
I just LOVE the Swarovski crystals, and the best place to buy them is from Designs by Dawn. She has so many to choose from, and is wonderful to her customers!
I've included lots of close-up pictures for you. Some of them are pretty big, so don't worry if it takes a while for them to open. Enjoy!
Patriotic Eagle Quilt
I was thrilled when Barbara brought this quilt in to be finished! I love anything patriotic, and this was a true original! It's based on a Lone Star quilt, with the different areas being changed to suit the design of the eagle in the center section. Barbara took it a step further though, and added her own ideas for the borders. Using her embroidery software, she added lettering in the large outer border, and also appliqued swags.
I love the circle of stars that she designed!
And the back is striking too, because we decided to use various colors to match the stitching on the front:
All of the pictures are below. Make sure to "open" them by clicking on each one, and then clicking again, so that you can make them larger and see all of the detail.
Celebrating Labor Day!
It was an honor and a privilege to make this quilt! Measuring 55 by 48, it's a contemporary version of the American flag. You can see by the close-up picture of the square section, the detail of the eagle that is quilted with a circle of stars surrounding him. Inside of all of the white stripes, there is quilted lettering for the entire Pledge of Allegiance. Inside the red stripes, you will find quilted stars. To highlight the area that traditionally has a blue background, you will find a blue and white checkerboard. This created a center square to highlight the light shade of gold that features the quilted eagle. This is a very quick quilt to make, and is a wonderful gift for someone who is very patriotic and proud. This pattern is available as an emailed PDF, and not an item that will be shipped. This saves time and money for you! Just provide your email address when you order, and the pattern will be sent right away. This pattern does NOT contain any embroidery files — all stitching shown is quilted, not embroidered. Information is included with your pattern for having your quilting service done by Candy Apple Quilts, and also, there's another pattern option inside! Regular price $10.99, now only $8.99 — Order yours today!
Baby Boy Bunny Quilt
Just perfect for a baby boy, our Baby Boy Bunny Quilt is ready for gift-giving. This quilt measures 41 inches by 41 inches — just the right size for snuggling with your precious new angel. There is a soft shade of blue 100% cotton fabric, and a white Kona cotton solid, and subtle blue quilting thread. The border features a double heart stitched in each section. The binding is finished completely by hand, with the quality that you have come to expect from Candy Apple Quilts. Small hearts are stitched in the block center areas — and the center square has a beautiful quilted bunny design. This quilt is as pretty on the back is it is on the front. Please click on each of the pictures below to enlarge them, and look at the fine details. This item has a 100% satisfaction guarantee! If you aren't happy for any reason, just return the quilt to Candy Apple Quilts in it's original condition, and you will receive a refund of your purchase price. Order yours today to have on hand as a perfect gift. Just 199.99 plus shipping. Only one available, so order quickly!
Baby Girl Bunny Quilt
Just perfect for a baby girl, our Baby Girl Bunny Quilt is ready for gift-giving. This quilt measures 42 inches by 42 inches — just the right size for snuggling with your precious new angel. There is a soft shade of pink 100% cotton fabric, and a white Kona cotton solid, and subtle pink quilting thread. The border features a double heart stitched in each section. The binding is finished completely by hand, with the quality that you have come to expect from Candy Apple Quilts. Small hearts are stitched in the block center areas — and the center square has a beautiful quilted bunny design. This quilt is as pretty on the back is it is on the front. Please click on each of the pictures below to enlarge them, and look at the fine details. This item has a 100% satisfaction guarantee! If you aren't happy for any reason, just return the quilt to Candy Apple Quilts in it's original condition, and you will receive a refund of your purchase price. Order yours today to have on hand as a perfect gift. Just 199.99 plus shipping. Only one available, so order quickly!
Valentine's Day Project
What would be more perfect for Valentine's Day with your sweetheart than fluffy towels, a bottle of wine, and a warm candlelight bubble bath? You could even applique this romantic design on to a matching nightie, or cover for your wine bottle. Order this project today and celebrate in style!
You will receive a zip file with an embroidery file of your chosen machine format, a PDF of instructions for stitching the applique, and another PDF including photos that make this romantic project quick and easy — even for a beginner!
This project is available in the following formats:
ART, DST, HUS, JEF, PES, SEW, and XXX for only $6.50!


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Freezing DrizzleFebruary 5th, 2013 at 6:59 pm by Bill Steffen under Bill's Blog, Weather
We had blog comments and a couple calls about freezing mist/drizzle overnight. With temperatures below freezing, the ice will linger and cause icy spots on the driveways, side streets, parking lots and sidewalks in the morning. The light snow yesterday also made some slick spots. There is also a chance of an isolated patch of fog. Remember, anytime you get in fog when the temperature is below freezing, you can get black ice (really clear ice) forming and roads can get very slippery. Drive carefully this morning.


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Pilot Watch: 'Chase'
by Joel Keller, posted Jul 21st 2010 1:04PM
From now through August, we're going to be taking a quick look at the fall and mid-season pilots that the networks sent to critics after their upfront presentations.
Keep in mind that in each case, our opinions are based on a pilot that could be completely recast and reworked between now and the fall.
Show: 'Chase'
Network: NBC
Timeslot: Mondays, 10PM ET
The lowdown: The job of a U.S. Marshal is to chase down fugitives. And Houston-based Marshal Annie Frost (Kelli Giddish), is as good as anyone at doing that. She's a Texas native with a checkered background; both aspects of her life allow her to get in the heads of the convicts that try to run through the Lone Star state. Aided by a crack team of Marshals with their own special skills, Frost is determined to keep violent criminals from either doing more harm or running for the border.
What we're saying: While I was watching this pilot, unaware of who produced it, I thought to myself, "This feels like a Jerry Bruckheimer show." Sure enough, the Bruckheimer vanity card popped up at the end of the episode, and it made what I saw to that point make a lot more sense. It was a straight-up procedural, something NBC hasn't done a lot of lately. All the hallmarks of a Bruckheimer classic are there: You're dropped in the middle of a case, the details of the team's lives only come out in nuggets that apply to the action at hand, there's a lot of chases, a lot of people poking gentle fun of each other, and lots of innuendo between the sexes.
It works for the most part, because it adheres pretty closely to the Bruckheimer formula that's minted money for the last decade. The story is clear, the action is focused and easy to follow, and the tension runs high. Some of the acting, especially from Giddish, is a bit stiff; Giddish is a Georgia native trying to affect a Texas drawl, and is concentrating on that so much she sometimes forgets to act, emote, or even sound coherent. But that can work itself out over time. Cole Hauser is the best of the remaining team, playing Jimmy, who has enough of a rapport with Annie that he calls her "Boots," after the cowboy footwear she chooses to wear -- and chase crooks in.
Here's a preview:
Tell us what you think. Has Bruckheimer spread his procedural magic to the Peacock network?


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Nick K
Rotterdam based and of Persian roots, Nick K. is firmly rooted in the Dutch dance scene. Given the fierce competition that's quite an achievement. Especially in such a short amount of time. ...show more
Rotterdam based and of Persian roots, Nick K. is firmly rooted in the Dutch dance scene. Given the fierce competition that's quite an achievement. Especially in such a short amount of time.
Rotterdam is known for it's diversity in sound and it's audiences critical ear for delivering the goods from any DJ, regardless of name and fame. So it was quite an accomplishment to emerge that fast as another fine exponent in the local scene. In just a few years he became a resident dj in several high profiled clubs in Holland, played main stage at big festivals like Dance Valley and Extrema to eventually become the international dj he is now. It has only been a natural progression for Nick to move towards music production.
Nowadays there aren't a lot of dj's out there who haven't played one of his records at one time or another. With releases ranging from the legendary Hooj Choons label to Airtight and well respected labels such as Yoshitoshi and Shinichi, Nick K has made a name for himself as a fine purveyor of dancefloor mayhem within the global dance scene. After setting up the much acclaimed Lowrider recordings label with Matthew Dekay, Nick recently started the Gangsta Audio imprint to great success and will without a doubt add more mayhem to dance floors worldwide. For many dj / producers out there, there's always been a trend to go with the flow, often resulting in an early fade-out and short lived careers. ...show less
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|Dance of the Spirits
DescriptionDe time has come to start thinkin' about when to make our move. Champion Uru'zin tells me his men be ready. You and Vanira done good work gatherin' information on de enemy and findin' us new allies.
Now, we read de omens. We find out when to launch de attack.
Find Witch Doctor Hez'tok near the circle of ritual dancers. He be startin' de ritual as soon as ya be ready.
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NEK – Weather continues to be an issue as Vermont's notorioiusly harsh winters are on the decline. In 2010 we saw one of the warmest winters on record - until 2011. The trend continued in 2012 and, despite warnings that this winter would bite down harder, mild temperatures this week speak to another trend.
A flood watch has been in effect for parts of the Northeast Kingdom, New York and Northern Massachusetts through this morning. Wind, rain and even thunder was expected with temperatures unseasonably warm and in the 40s and 50s.
DERBY – New development on the Derby-Newport Road, including the construction of a Walmart Super Center, raises the questions of whether or not a complete upgrade of Derby Road is required, which is anticipated to cost in excess of $32 million, and who is responsible to pay for the upgrade.
NEWPORT–A much better looking North Country girls basketball team took to the court on Tuesday night to square off against the BFA Comets. Although they did not get the win, dropping the contest 57-45, it was a greatly improved showing from last week's match with CVU.
"I am really proud of the fight that the girls showed," said NCU coach Christiane Brown. "It is not like we are two fighters in the ring, but when someone throws that first punch, are you going to lay down or are you going to get up and say is that your best shot, and the girls stood up and I am proud of them."
North Country's girls played a much improved game against BFA St. Albans, but fell short in their goal, losing 57-45.
Also, the Lake Region boys defeated Peoples Academy 62-48. Now the question remains, who can stop them?
Details of the games in the next issue of the Newport Daily Express.
Part 1 of a 2 part story on Derby development.
DERBY - With years of ground work already done, including a 2006 traffic study, a public hearing and a proposal to locate a Walmart Super Center in downtown Newport, the recent announcement that a store will be sited between Shattuck Hill Road and US RT5 in Derby has been met with much anticipation for some. But long before the doors will open, the project must undergo a lengthy public review process that will involve several major players.
COVENTRY – Officials from the state's largest landfill are asking to increase the facilities tonnage from 2,500 tons to 5,000 tons a day, however the annual total tonnage would be limited to 600,000 tons.
The landfill is currently permitted to handle 370,000 tons.
"We're not looking to expand the landfill itself," said John Gay, an engineer with New England Waste Services of Vermont (NEWS). "We're looking to increase the tonnage that we take at the facility."
BURLINGTON, VT – Carl Coker, 37, of Island Pond, was sentenced to 100 months imprisonment for conspiracy to manufacture five grams or more of methamphetamine, a Schedule II controlled substance. He was one of 13 Northeast Kingdom residents indicted for methamphetamine-related crimes.
United States District Judge William K. Sessions, III, also ordered that Coker serve four years supervised release after his incarceration ends.
CABOT–The UCA Girls picked up their fourth win of the season while the Crusader boys loss their third of the year as the two teams earned a split on Monday evening.
For the girls, it was a well-rounded effort, utilizing their triangle and two defense to shut down the Cabot bigs while getting offense from multiple players in their 39-38 win.
"Our play movement was the best it has been all year and the balance of scoring was nice to see," said coach Molly Smith.
Laura Libby had ten points while Christina Maxwell and Olivia Foster each had nine.
ORLEANS–Fans in Ranger Country were treated to arguably the best basketball game that the Lake Region girls have played this season as the Lady Rangers defeated the top-seeded, undefeated BFA Fairfax Bullets 48-43 on Monday night.
"We played great," said coach Mark Tinker. "We got contributions from a lot of players, rotating in a lot of kids, and I thought everybody made significant contributions."
The team has been trending upwards since their game against Enosburg, something the coach expanded on after the game.
DERBY, VT – A tractor trailer rolled over on Interstate-91 at the Derby exit around 3 p.m. Monday.
The truck, which belonged to Transport Bernieres of Quebec, was hauling large rolls of newsprint paper valued between $600 and $800 a roll. There were no injuries in the crash.
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CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) — Brock Motum says not much has changed during his recent offensive hot streak, but his coaches and teammates say something different.
The Washington State forward had his lowest point total of the last four games Thursday with 24, but it was still enough to help the Cougars get past Oregon State for an 83-73 win.
Motum has averaged more than 27 points the last four contests, including a career-high 34 in a Jan. 28 loss at Arizona State.
But the Australian was hesitant to say anything is different for him. He's more concerned with winning.
"Nah, I've just been doing the same thing all year. It's good tonight that we won the game," said Motum, a 6-foot-10 forward who also had nine rebounds.
D.J. Shelton added 14 points for the Cougars (13-11, 5-7 Pac-12), who had lost three of their previous four games.
Jared Cunningham had 33 points and six rebounds for Oregon State (15-9, 5-7).
Washington State led by 15 points at halftime, and stretched the margin to 59-41 on consecutive baskets, the second by Shelton off a steal with 13:15 left.
The Cougars eventually led by 19. The Beavers got as close as nine in the closing minutes.
Washington State shot 28 of 54 from the field, while Oregon State was 22 of 59.
"I felt like our defense was decent," Cougars coach Ken Bone said. "I don't know if it was as much our defense as it was Oregon State didn't play as well as they're capable of playing."
Oregon State coach Craig Robinson said he was afraid his team might be due for a letdown given how well it had been playing at home.
The Beavers were 10-2 at Gill Coliseum entering Thursday's game, including 3-1 in conference play. The only Pac-12 loss came in four overtimes against Stanford.
"It's a disappointing performance," Robinson said.
Oregon State had no defensive answer for Washington State when the Cougars had the ball inside or out.
Guard Marcus Capers, who had 12 points, and Shelton, a forward, have had their two highest-scoring games of the season against Oregon State. Capers scored 12 points and Shelton nine against the Beavers in Washington State's 81-76 home win in Spokane, Wash., on Dec. 31.
Robinson was particularly unhappy with his team's play against the Cougars' bigger players.
"I was trying to find a guy who could come in and do something," Robinson said. "You can't win this game part-time playing."
It was Motum leading the way, with 13 points and six rebounds in the second half.
Teammate Reggie Moore says Motum's impact has been big for the team, which lost guard Faisal Aden to a knee injury two weeks ago against Arizona. Aden was averaging more than 14 points per game.
"Brock's one of the best players in the conference, if not the best player," Moore said. "He's just dominating. He's dominating the paint, he's dominating the 3. He's playing good defense. He's playing all-around good basketball."
Motum has averaged nine rebounds in the last four games, upping his season average to nearly seven per game.
"He's scoring for us. He's doing some other things, but primarily he's doing a great job scoring," Bone said.
Cunningham, the Pac-12 scoring leader at 17.2 points entering the game, started quickly, scoring eight of Oregon State's first nine points.
Washington State took the lead for good in the first half at 19-17 on Motum's dunk 11:13 left.
Washington State's Abe Lodwick followed with two straight 3-pointers. Cunningham answered, first with a 3-pointer and then with a conventional 3-point play.
The Cougars ended the half on a 20-8 run to lead 46-31, holding the Beavers to one field goal over the last eight minutes. DaVonte Lacy and Shelton scored six points apiece during the run.
Cunningham had 16 points and Motum 11 at halftime. Moore, the conference leader in assists at 5.5 entering the game, tied his previous season high with nine at halftime. He finished with 11 assists.
Roberto Nelson added 14 points off the bench for Oregon State.


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|They gathered on the Class of 1952 Stadium turf, members of Princeton's 1992 and 1997 NCAA championship teams. There were All-Americas, Final Four MVPs and winners of any other individual honor available in college lacrosse.
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Trombino scored three goals and added two assists to lead Princeton to a 13-6 win over Dartmouth in front of 2,412 at the Class of 1952 Stadium Saturday afternoon. The win improved the Tigers to 9-3 overall and 4-1 in the Ivy League heading into next Saturday's regular-season finale at home against Brown.
Despite the win, Princeton was eliminated from the Ivy League race when Cornell defeated Brown 11-8 to win the outright title. Dartmouth fell to 4-9 overall and 1-4 in the Ivy League and ended a tough eight-day stretch that also saw the Big Green fall 10-9 at Virginia last Saturday and 15-14 at Albany Tuesday, both on late game goals.
Princeton's 1992 and 1997 NCAA championship teams were honored at halftime on their 15th and 10th anniversaries.
"It was a good win over a team that probably should have beaten Virginia and Albany on the road," said Princeton coach Bill Tierney. "We're very pleased that we were able to win this one."
Trombino's big day left him with two milestones, one that no player in school history ever had before and one no player to play at Princeton for Tierney ever had. His first assist of the day was the 50th of his career, making him the fourth player along with Wick Sollers �77, David Tickner �77 and Gerald Ronan �83 to have at least 90 goals and at least 50 assists in a Princeton career.
His final assist was his 10th of the season, making him the first player in school history to have four seasons of at least 20 goals and at least 10 assists. Trombino ended the day with 93 career goals, one away from tying for 11th place in school history, and 145 career points, two away from 12th.
"Those things are great," Trombino said. "And I think about them. But what's really important is winning. We needed to win this game. They are a very good team. They're very athletic. It wasn't easy."
Princeton never trailed and had the lead for the final 55:52 after Mark Kovler scored the first goal of the day. It was 3-0 Tigers before Ari Sussman scored with 45 seconds left in the first quarter for Dartmouth, and it was a 6-2 game at intermission. The Tigers broke it open by scoring the first three of the third quarter.
Scott Sowanick scored two goals and had two assists, while Tommy Davis and Alex Haynie also scored twice for the Tigers, while Sussman and Nick Bonnacci scored twice for the Big Green.
Princeton played without All-America defenseman Zachary Jungers, who missed the game after missing almost all of last week's 10-6 loss at Cornell with a knee injury. Charlie Kolkin, regularly the longstick midfielder, moved to close defense in Jungers' place and held Brian Koch without a goal, while John Bennett was joined at longstick midfield by Tommy Firth and Peter Trentman.
"I thought our defense was very good," Tierney said. "Kolkin, [Chris] Peyser and Danny [Cocoziello] did a great job on their attack. They scored some goals, but they're going to do that. That's a very good attack unit."
Shortstick defensive midfielders Derek Sudan and Brendan Reilly each scored goals for the Tigers. It was the first of Reilly's career.
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WLRN/Miami Herald reporter Flora Thomson-DeVeaux sat in on KozeAyiti's weekly meeting to interview Tod and Yanick Landess who traveled to Haiti for a six-day trip this week. The couple will be gathering content and sending it back to the KozeAyiti team daily to be uploaded on KozeAyti's Facebook page. The Landess' stories will focus on life in Port-au-Prince and in the countryside after the earthquake.
Since January, Tod Landess and the KozeAyiti team have developed relationships with non-profit organizations, journalists, and radio stations in South Florida and on the ground in Haiti. The goal is to enable Haitian journalists to report news in Haiti as well as the international community. This trip will be Tod Landess' first time in Haiti. With the support of the Knight Center for International Media and University of Miami School of Communication, Tod Landess will have dinner with his father-in-law for the first time, and continue his mission to promote and strengthen KozeAyiti.
"We have our initiative and we're focused on the area in which KozeAyiti can contribute and make an impact. If we focus on communication and use our time to build a media consortium, to promote the website and to gather content, with those three goals I think the trip will be very fruitful," Tod Landess said. The couple had always planned a visit to Haiti. The earthquake turned their vacation into something greater.
Yanick Landess grew up in Haiti, and has lived in South Florida for the past ten years. She works closely with UNICEF-HAITI, FAO-HAITI, CECOSIDA, and a number of other organizations.
Yanick Landess realizes that Haiti is now a different country. "My fear is that since Haitians have been burnt so many times, especially with false promises, they don't know who to trust. During the first few days we will try our best to build relationships and show that we kept our promises so far, giving them a platform to voice their opinions. We are hopeful, but we have to be realistic."
Radio station WLRN had already taken an interest in Little Haiti when reporter Trina Sargalski created a story map of the community for "Under the Sun." Thomson-DeVeaux learned of KozeAyti through Sargalski and interviewed Tod and Yanick Landess about their trip to Haiti, as well as Moses Shumow, co-founder of KozeAyti, and other team members. "It's a little nebulous the line between activism and journalism, and it's really interesting to see them walk that," Thomson-DeVeaux said.


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Sent by Alfred Russel Wallace, Parkstone, Dorset, to Violet Isabel Wallace [address not recorded] on 2 May 1895.
Re. invitation to Eleanor; a book ordered from America; sending flowers from garden and some orchids; proposed visit to Mr Evans to get plants; exam meetings; accumulation of letters, reviews to write, and chess games; problems with greenhouse blinds; news of the death of Alfred Russel Wallace's brother (John).
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Parkstone, Dorset
May 2nd 1895
My Dear Violet,
Ma has written today to ask Eleanor to come. As to the book, I sent for the one you ordered. It had to be sent for to America. You had better write direct to the American publisher enclosing a P[ostal] Order for the money.
I send you some flowers from the garden & a sample of my orchids. The big bunch was withering so I cut it. There have been 4 like it & the effect was [[2]] grand. I will try & go to Mrs. Soans after the last exam meeting & take some plants with me home.
I have been, & am, very busy, having had endless trouble putting my freelance mind &c. to work, & cannot get anybody to help me. Then I have reviews to write & endless letters & grams coming, & almost [[3]] too much chess! And my orchids take me about 3 hours every day, so I really cannot send things for you-but perhaps Eleanor will get there & pack them when she is here.
A few weeks ago I had the expected news of the death of my poor brother after months of dreadful pain. For the [[4]] last month he could take no food but an egg beat up with coffee or wine twice a day.
Adieu | Your Affectionate Pa | Alfred R. Wallace [signature]
P.S. Of course A.M. can come, but you must arrange when & you must be here
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Awards and Honors2010: Honorable mention All-Big Ten (coaches) ... Jay Seiler Coaches' Appreciation Award (Defense) 2010: Led team in pass breakups and tied for second in passes defended ... recorded two tackles against TCU in the Rose Bowl on Jan. 1 ... broke up one pass and had six tackles against Northwestern on Nov. 27 ... made four tackles and had one pass breakup at Michigan on Nov. 20 ... broke up one pass and made two tackles against Indiana on Nov. 13 ... posted four tackles at Purdue on Nov. 6 ... matched career high with eight tackles at Iowa on Oct. 23 ... broke up two passes and had three tackles in win over No. 1 Ohio State on Oct. 16 ... made one tackle against Minnesota on Oct. 9 ... career-high eight tackles with a pass breakup and a forced fumble at Michigan State on Oct. 2 ... started at cornerback against Austin Peay on Sept. 25 ... posted six tackles and two pass breakups against Arizona State on Sept. 18 ... recorded four tackles and broke up one pass against San Jose State on Sept. 11 ... started at cornerback at UNLV on Sept. 42009: Earned third letter ... played in 12 of 13 games, starting six ... tied for second on team in interceptions (two) and tied for third in pass breakups (four) and passes defended (six) ... team-high six tackles against Miami in Champs Sports Bowl on Dec. 29 ... collected three tackles against Hawaii on Dec. 5 ... broke up one pass and had two tackles against Northwestern on Nov. 21 ... intercepted a pass and had three tackles against Michigan on Nov. 14 ... made first start of season and had four tackles against Purdue on Oct. 31 ... posted five tackles against Iowa on Oct. 17 ... broke up two passes against Minnesota on Oct. 3 ... recorded four tackles against Michigan State on Sept. 26 ... posted seven tackles, including 1.0 TFL, and intercepted the fifth pass of his career against Fresno State on Sept. 122008: Earned second letter ... played in all 13 games, starting seven ... team-best four interceptions for 66 yards (long of 47 yards) ...tied for fifth in Big Ten with 13 passes defended and with four interceptions ... tied for eighth on team with 40 tackles (31 solo, nine assisted) ... two stops and two pass breakups against Cal Poly on Nov. 22 ... two tackles and an interception against Minnesota on Nov. 15 ... five tackles and four pass breakups at Indiana on Nov. 8 ... four stops and one pass breakup at Michigan State on Nov. 1 ... seven tackles, including a half TFL and grabbed his third interception of the season against Illinois on Oct. 25 ... three tackles and a pass breakup at Iowa on Oct. 18 ... three tackles, including 0.5 for loss against Ohio State on Oct. 4 ... named ESPN.com's Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week and UW's co-defensive player of the week after recording his first and second career interceptions against Marshall on Sept. 6 ... also had three tackles against the Herd ... recorded five tackles against Akron on Aug. 30 ... also saw action on kickoff, kick return and punt return units2007: Earned first letter ... played in five games ... played on special teams and briefly at DB in upset win over 13th-ranked Michigan on Nov. 10 ... appeared at DB late in win over Indiana on Oct. 27 ... saw first action of career on special teams vs. Washington State on Sept. 12006: Redshirted as wide receiver ... named UW scout team offensive player of the week for Northwestern gameHigh School: PrepStar all-region selection ... among top 70 cornerbacks nationally according to Scout.com ... all-conference selection as a senior after earning all-Metro (St. Louis) acclaim as both a junior and sophomore ... missed five games his senior year due to injury ... made 15 catches for 210 yards as senior ... named team's MVP as sophomore when he registered 52 receptions for 930 yards ... lettered four times in football and three times in track ... four-year honor roll student ... football coach was his brother, Lorenzo Brinkley Jr.Personal: Parents are Lorenzo and Theresa Brinkley ...father, Lorenzo Brinkley Sr., played football at Missouri and for the Pittsburgh Steelers ... brother, Lorenzo Brinkley Jr., was a linebacker at Nebraska ... major is life sciences communication
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Ajax Tabs Content v2
Ajax Tabs Content, a flexible script that lets you display external page content using tabs, has just been updated to v 2.0.


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