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February 9, 2009
Some familiar names not invited to Combine
Mike Huguenin
Rivals.com College Football Editor
A selection committee decides who gets invitations, and as the official Web site of the event puts it, "the goal of the committee is to invite every player that will be drafted in the ensuing NFL draft."
Among the big names not getting them this season are Oregon defensive end Nick Reed, who was tied for fourth in the nation with 13 sacks this past season and had 25 in the past two seasons; Penn State safety Anthony Scirrotto, who finished his career with 184 tackles, 11 interceptions and 16 pass breakups; North Carolina safety Trimane Goddard, who tied for the national lead this past season with seven picks and finished with 166 career tackles, 12 interceptions, 15 pass breakups and five forced fumbles; West Virginia kicker/punter Pat McAfee, who made 58 career field goals and was eighth in the nation in punting this season at 44.7 yards per punt; and offensive linemen Phil Trautwein of Florida, Robert Conley of Utah, Cliff Ramsey of Boston College, Rylan Reed of Texas Tech, Ben Muth of Stanford, Adam Speer of Oregon State and Rich Ohrnberger of Penn State. All those players were either first- or second-team all-league performers, and some garnered All-America mention.
As for the school with the most invitees, 26 have at least five, led by USC with 12. Second-most is LSU with 10, followed by Georgia, Ohio State, Oklahoma and Penn State with eight apiece; and Oregon and Wisconsin with seven each. Tennessee, which had six, was the only team in that group of 26 to finish with a losing record.
USC led the Pac-10, LSU led the SEC, Oklahoma led the Big 12, Ohio State and Penn State led the Big Ten, Clemson and Maryland tied with six to lead the ACC and Cincinnati had six to lead the Big East.
Every "Big Six" member school had at least one invitee except Colorado, Duke, Iowa State, Kansas and Minnesota.
National champ Florida had four � as many as San Jose State � and there were just 10 players total from Florida schools. Florida State and USF had two each and Miami and UCF one apiece. By comparison, Oregon and Oregon State combined for 13 invitees, while Abilene Christian, Central Arkansas and Central Washington each had two. (What's weird: One of the Abilene Christian players, running back Bernard Scott, began his career at Central Arkansas.)
Some other notables: Utah had three; ACC champ Virginia Tech had two; Boise State had two; and Notre Dame, UCLA and Washington each had one.
Chris Baker (who began his career at Penn State), Sam Houston State quarterback Rhett Bomar (Oklahoma), Central Washington tight end Jared Bronson (Washington State), Stillman (Ala.) safety Dre-Mail Hardin (a former walk-on at Mississippi State), Liberty running back Rashad Jennings (Pittsburgh), Jackson State cornerback Domonique Johnson (Missouri), Tennessee State guard Cornelius Lewis (Florida State), Central Washington quarterback Mike Reilly (Washington State) and Nicholls State cornerback Lardarius Webb (Southern Miss).
Perhaps the most intriguing prospect at the Combine is a Division III player, Hartwick (N.Y.) quarterback Jason Boltus, who has excellent size (6 feet 3/225 pounds) and supposedly possesses an absolute cannon for an arm. Boltus threw for 3,934 yards and 46 TDs (against 10 interceptions) this season � in just 10 games. Boltus also punted for Hartwick, a school of 1,480 students located in Oneonta, N.Y., in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains.
Boltus finished his career with 13,276 passing yards and 134 TD passes; he is second all-time in Division III history in yardage and third in TD passes. Across all of NCAA football, he is sixth in career TD passes and 10th in career passing yards.
Boltus would be the first Division III quarterback drafted since 1991, and the last one made news when he was picked. That's because the New York Giants selected Larry Wanke, of John Carroll (Ohio), with the final pick of that draft, in the 13th round. That made him "Mr. Irrelevant," and the Web site devoted to Mr. Irrelevants says Wanke currently owns a real estate firm in the Cleveland area.
Fun times on Rocky Top
Lane Kiffin has been Tennessee's coach since Dec. 1, and he's had a busy nine weeks. He has put together the highest-paid staff in the SEC, cobbled together a solid recruiting class, had his wife deliver their third child and � oh, yeah � managed to tick off coaches/administrators at Alabama, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina, not to mention the SEC commissioner. For good measure, he probably made a grandmother in Memphis angry, too.
Let's break it down by school.
Alabama: Kiffin was successful in hiring Lance Thompson off Alabama's staff just a few weeks before National Signing Day. Thompson generally was considered the best or second-best recruiter on the Tide's staff.
Thursday, at a Tennessee "recruiting celebration" in front of about 1,000 fans in Knoxville, Kiffin and Thompson got in a few jibes at Tide coach Nick Saban.
Then Thompson jumped into the fray, saying Saban "ain't getting any more of my [recruits]." Then, when Kiffin said he doesn't worry about recruiting rankings, Thompson added, "Just for your information, Utah had no five-stars, and they kicked the lining out of our tails" in the Sugar Bowl.
Florida: Settle in, because this one takes a while.
Kiffin started early, at his introductory news conference in December, when he said he looked forward to "singing 'Rocky Top' all night long" after the Vols win at Florida next season.
Kiffin then tried to hire Florida wide receiver coach Billy Gonzales, reportedly calling even after Gonzales said he wasn't interested. Gonzales is considered one of Florida's best recruiters.
Then came Thursday, at the "recruiting celebration," when Kiffin accused Gators coach Urban Meyer of cheating in the recruitment of Pahokee (Fla.) wide receiver Nu'Keese Richardson by calling Richardson when he was on his official visit to Knoxville.
But the rule Kiffin accused Meyer of breaking isn't even a rule, which led to a shot at Kiffin from SEC commissioner Mike Slive, who said in a statement, "The phone call to which Coach Kiffin referred to in his public comments is not a violation of SEC or NCAA rules. We expect our coaches to have an understanding and knowledge of conference and NCAA rules."
Kiffin also took shots at Pahokee High and the town itself.
Kiffin said he informed Richardson and his aunts to make sure they faxed in his letter of intent from somewhere other than the high school: "They didn't go do it at the school because they knew somebody at the school was going to screw it up, the fax machine wouldn't work or they would have changed the signatures � all the things that go on in Pahokee."
Then came Kiffin's "analysis" of the recruiting situation at Pahokee: "Pahokee is probably the hardest area in Florida to ever go into as an out-of-state school or a school not named Florida Gators and get a guy."
One problem: Florida has signed one player from Pahokee in about the past 40 years, and that was cornerback Janoris Jenkins last year. Kiffin probably was referring to Glades Central High in Belle Glade, a longtime Florida recruiting stronghold. Interestingly, Pahokee and Glades Central are bitter rivals.
And then there was Kiffin's description of the town: "For those of you who haven't been to Pahokee, there ain't much going on. You take that hour drive up from south Florida, there ain't a gas station that works. Nobody's got enough money to even have shoes or a shirt on." Those remarks should make for some nice conversations with residents when Kiffin or one of his assistants shows up in Pahokee � a small-school powerhouse � down the line.
Finally, a blog from a Palm Beach Post reporter had an interesting anecdote (Pahokee is in Palm Beach County, about 30 miles west of West Palm Beach). A Post reporter said that while Richardson was with Kiffin in Knoxville on his recruiting visit, Richardson received a text from Pahokee coach Blaze Thompson. The blog post said Richardson confirmed that when he received the text, Kiffin took the phone and texted Thompson back, pretending he was Richardson.
Georgia: While putting together his staff, Kiffin went after Georgia defensive line coach Rodney Garner even though the Vols already had hired Ed Orgeron as defensive line coach. Garner, who is one of the best recruiters in the nation, wasn't interested in leaving Athens, but he got a pay raise nonetheless.
Later, in a radio interview, Kiffin denigrated Georgia's recruiting efforts in its home state. But Georgia, as usual, did a great job in-state, signing four of the state's top seven players and 10 of the top 24.
Finally, one of Georgia's top signees is wide receiver Marlon Brown, from Memphis. At the news conference Wednesday to officially announce he was signing with the Bulldogs, Brown said of Tennessee, which was one of his finalists, "Right now, they have a staff with no track record."
Thursday, Kiffin said Brown called him Tuesday night with the news; Kiffin also blamed Brown's grandmother for him not being a Vol.
"We wish Marlon the best of luck, but he called � and said he loved it here but his grandmother wouldn't let him come," Kiffin said. "I don't know what you do about that."
South Carolina: Compared to the other three schools, this barely registers a blip.
Kiffin's first hire was David Reaves � his brother-in-law (he's married to Reaves' sister, Layla) � off South Carolina's staff. Reaves was considered South Carolina's best recruiter.
Kiffin also got into a public tiff with Gamecocks coach Steve Spurrier about knowing � and following � NCAA recruiting rules, which is sort of funny considering what happened with Kiffin's comments about Florida.
It's all mighty entertaining, and what Kiffin has done, if nothing else, is to get people talking about Tennessee football again. And they're not talking about how the Vols underachieved and went 5-7 last season. Instead, Kiffin has been able to take the attention off the players and put it on him and his new staff. In addition, you have to admit he's added some excitement to the program, which had grown stale.
What he also has done, of course, is to make Tennessee games on Sept. 19, Oct. 10, Oct. 24 and Oct. 31 that much more interesting. Those are the dates the Vols play Florida, Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina, respectively. You can bet fans of the Gators, Bulldogs, Tide and Gamecocks already have those dates noted on their calendars � and you can also bet those disparate fan bases will be chuckling whenever Tennessee loses this fall.
Grid Bits
The New York Jets announced Thursday that they had hired Pittsburgh offensive coordinator Matt Cavanaugh to be their quarterback coach. That begs this question: If you're Pitt, don't you want it known before signing day that Cavanaugh is leaving? That way, prospects who were turned off by Cavanaugh's "offense" might've been willing to at least consider the Panthers.
Longtime followers of recruiting probably laughed Wednesday at those who professed astonishment at the Dre Kirkpatrick news conference. Kirkpatrick, a cornerback from Gadsden, Ala., signed with Alabama after playing around with some caps, then opening a gift-wrapped package and pulling out a Crimson Tide cap. Recruitniks probably remember 1989, when standout safety Derric Evans of Dallas Carter signed his letter of intent with Tennessee while sitting in a hot tub, with numerous necklaces dangling. Later that night, Carter teammate Jessie Armstead, a top linebacker prospect, signed with Miami in a hotel ballroom, timing it so the event could make on the 6 p.m. news. While Armstead eventually played 12 seasons in the NFL, Evans never played a down of college football; he and five Carter teammates were sent to prison for a robbery spree a few months after National Signing Day.
Cool � or pompous? Florida State has started referring to itself as "The Florida State University," much like Ohio State (or, rather, The Ohio State University). A university spokesman said a committee came up with the idea.
Speaking of Florida State, former Seminoles offensive coordinator Jeff Bowden has been named the wide receivers coach at Division II North Alabama, where his brother, Terry, recently was hired as coach. Jeff Bowden still is receiving money from FSU as terms of his buyout, so he won't be paid by North Alabama and instead technically will be a volunteer coach.
New Kansas City coach Todd Haley's official bio on the Chiefs' Web site points out that he attended Florida and Miami � but played golf, not football, at both schools. He ended up getting a degree at North Florida, which doesn't even have a football program.
Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher has pledged $500,000 to New Mexico, his alma mater, to be used in improving the Lobos' indoor practice facility. Why don't more players do the same thing?
We were remiss in not pointing this out last week: The referee in the Super Bowl was Terry McAulay, who is the Big East's coordinator of officials.
Hoop talk
Davidson and Siena lost conference games Saturday � Davidson at home to College of Charleston and Siena on the road to Rider. On the face of it, those losses don't seem to be that big a deal because the Wildcats (Southern) and Saints (Metro Atlantic Athletic) should win their respective league titles. But where it might matter is if either falters in its league tourney. Going into Sunday's play, Siena's RPI was 28th and Davidson's was 49th. And both played tough non-conference schedules, with Siena's ranking third in the nation and Davidson's 17th. The problem is that Siena has no win over teams in the RPI top 50 and Davidson has one, over West Virginia. It's hard to get an NCAA at-large bid with r�sum�s lacking marquee wins.
It's hard to see Gonzaga being left out of the NCAA tourney, even if the Zags falter in the West Coast Conference tournament. But there has to be a nagging doubt about the Bulldogs after they were hammered Saturday by Memphis. The Tigers cruised past the Zags, who looked very, very soft. Gonzaga has three top-50 wins: two over Tennessee and one over Oklahoma State. By the time the tourney rolls around, though, Oklahoma State might not be in the top 50, and those wins over Tennessee already don't look that good anymore. Gonzaga has no low-post presence other than Josh Heytvelt, and that will cost them early in the NCAA tourney.
Mid-major teams � and some power conference tams � have to be silently cheering every time Georgetown and Notre Dame lose. Both looked like NCAA locks � well, as much as a team can be termed a "lock" in early January � but have fallen on hard times. The Irish have lost seven in a row and look to be dead in the water as a possible NCAA at-large selection. While the schedule certainly offers the opportunity to get some big wins, nothing we've seen from the Irish lately gives an indication they can turn it around. The Hoyas, meanwhile, have lost six of seven; their inexperience is costing them. As with the Irish, there are numerous opportunities for some big wins, but it looks as if the Hoyas can start making NIT plans. The question is whether two other Big East teams � Cincinnati and Providence � can take advantage of Notre Dame's and Georgetown's problems and grab an NCAA bid, or whether those bids go outside the Big East � and, indeed, outside the "Big Six" conferences.
Mike Huguenin is the college sports editor for Rivals.com. He can be heard on Rivals Radio every Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. ET and can be reached at email@example.com.
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State Rep. Karen St. Germain, chair of the Louisiana Legislative Women's Caucus, is asking more women to get involved in politics.
She's alarmed that the number of women in the Legislature and other government positions has dramatically shrunk in the past few elections and has written an "open letter" to the women of Louisiana.
"Since 1936 when the first woman was sworn into the Louisiana Legislature, women have worked diligently to earn every legislative seat held," she said. "In the last 20 years, the number of women had increased steadily in the Legislature, but during the last election cycle, the numbers dropped significantly from 25 women to 16.
"This is truly of great concern to me and my fellow women legislators currently serving in the Louisiana House and Senate. As compared to other states, we are not seeing a significant number of women in leadership roles."
St. Germain points out that 51 percent of Louisiana residents are women, but only 11 percent of the 144-member Louisiana Legislature is composed of women.
Louisiana now ranks 50th in the number of women serving in state legislatures.
But it's not just the Legislature.
"During recent research conducted by the women legislators, we found women only comprised approximately 25 percent of all elected public offices held in Louisiana prior to the fall 2012 elections," she said. "Even more notable, we have absolutely no women serving in statewide offices and only one woman currently serving in United States Congress from Louisiana."
The LLWC annually recognizes what St. Germain, D-Pierre Part, says are "extraordinary Louisiana women for their excellence in leadership, profession, academics, community service, character and integrity through the Women of Excellence Awards & Scholarship Program."
It also provides training that helps prepare women for service to the state or their communities.
Since 2008, the Women's Caucus has awarded $13,000 in education grants to women through the Louisiana Legislative Women's Caucus Foundation Scholarships and the Educational Advancement Opportunity Scholarships.
" Our mission is to serve as the premier voice and leading monitor on all issues impacting Louisiana women and their interests, to encourage and teach women how to become leaders and to fight for the women and children of our great state," she said.
Applications for the LLWC awards and scholarships will be accepted until Feb. 8. Forms are available at www.llwc.louisiana.gov.
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Hundreds of people take the plunge on Christmas Day at Exmouth to raise money for local charities
RECORD numbers of hardy souls braved icy waters on Christmas Day for a festive dip.
Hundreds of swimmers plunged into the sea at Exmouth, East Devon, despite temperatures being at near freezing.
Many of the revellers were in fancy dress for the event, which has been taking place for more than half a century.
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The sun shone for the swimmers as they took to the water at 11am.
Among those taking the plunge was Nigel Snowshall and his 13-year-old daughter Emily, from Exmouth.
The duo were following a long family tradition of Christmas Day swims.
Mr Snowshall, a firefighter, has been taking part in the festive dip for 36 years. He said: "I followed my father's footsteps by taking part in the Christmas Day swim.
"Our family must be among the oldest participants of this event and my daughter, Emily, who attends Exmouth Community College, is joining in."
Mr Snowshall also mixed pleasure with business as he headed-up the volunteers who make up Exmouth Beach Rescue – who were on hand at the event. Many of the rescue team took part in the swim as well as providing safety cover.
Plymouth University student Amy Collins, 21, was home for the Christmas break.
She said: "I haven't done this before, but we thought, seeing as it's sunny, we'd come down.
"I wanted to do it in a wetsuit but my boyfriend told me that wasn't in the spirit of it. I'm freezing now."


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MOGI DAS CRUZES, Brazil -- Highly physical, probably defensive and anxiety-ridden for sure.
Not exactly the kind of happy football that fans have enjoyed so far at the World Cup, but it's the likely scenario for Tuesday's second-round match between Belgium and the United States.
The stakes certainly are high enough. Belgium has not reached the quarterfinals since 1986 and the U.S. team already has exceeded expectations by emerging from a tough opening group and wants to ride that momentum.
"Don't be content," U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann said. "Nobody can claim that he reached his 100 percent yet."
That was after the Americans played three grueling games in the Amazon jungle and Brazil's tropical northeast coast. The U.S.
Tuesday's winner will face either Argentina or Switzerland in Brasilia on July 5. With support reaching fever pitch back home, American players realize the increased attention that comes with each match is an opportunity not to be missed to promote the sport in the United States.
"We want to obviously do well for ourselves, for our country, but it's a big step for the growth of soccer if we get past Belgium," U.S. defender DaMarcus Beasley said.
Getting past Belgium will be no easy task. So far it has conceded only one goal -- a penalty, at that -- in three games. And in Thibaut Courtois, the team has arguably the most exciting young goalkeeper in the world.
While team captain Vincent Kompany has been excellent in the two games he's played, the central defender has been struggling with a recurring groin strain and is uncertain for Tuesday's game.
"We will have to assess it tomorrow, how he moves," said Belgium coach Marc Wilmots, adding that his recovery was on schedule. "I cannot play him if he is 80 percent only."
Another starter, Thomas Vermaelen, has a hamstring injury and has resumed individual exercises.
Add to that the cracked fibula of right back Anthony Vanden Borre and an abductor strain for Laurent Ciman, and Wilmots could be in trouble.
Belgium has treaded extremely carefully to line up three one-goal victories and emerge from its group with a perfect record.
Holding back, avoiding errors and pouncing late has become its mantra, and if fans deplore the lack of joy -- too bad.
"If you ask me whether to produce thrills and leave after the group stage, or win all games 1-0 and win the World Cup, I prefer 1-0. That is clear," Wilmots said. "I am there to be a realist. I am not there to please the stadium fans."
And since the U.S.
In the past two games, Klinsmann opted for a formation with five midfielders to feed lone striker Clint Dempsey. Jozy Altidore, the top American forward, has been sidelined since straining his left hamstring in the first half against Ghana and has been training on his own.
The U.S. hasn't played Belgium in the World Cup since winning 3-0 in its opening match of the very first tournament in 1930.
"We need to find a way to bottle up their key players," U.S. goalkeeper Tim Howard said, "but they have so many of them. It will be difficult."
The Netherlands got a late goal from forward Wesley Sneijder and an injury-time penalty from Klaas Jan Huntelaar for a dramatic 2-1 victory over Mexico. Mexico coach Miguel Herrera blamed the referee for the loss and accused Dutch forward Arjen Robben of diving to earn the late penalty. The Dutch will face Costa Rica in the quarterfinals Saturday in Salvador. Michael Umana scored the decisive penalty as 10-man Costa Rica beat Greece in a shootout 5-3 after the game ended 1-1 following extra time.


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The Saudi Peace Initiative: The Abdullah Plan and the Arab States
Jouejati, Murhaf, Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
In mid-February, Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah floated the idea that Arab states offer Israel full normalization of relations in return for an Israeli withdrawal from all territory occupied in the 1967 war.
Although Abdullah's land-for-peace formula is not new, the Saudi approach's novelty is in the fact that, rather than reiterating Arab grievances, it focuses up-front on the prize that awaits Israel if it trades land for peace. The Saudi peace plan is also significant because of its source: the de facto ruler of one of the wealthiest and most influential Arab states.
Although not a blueprint for Middle East peace, the Saudi plan provides a sound conceptual framework and, more importantly, promises a comprehensive and final settlement of the Arab-Israeli conflict. The Saudi plan gained momentum rapidly as a result of the combination of escalating violence between Israelis and Palestinians and the lack of any other viable diplomatic initiative.
The prospects for real progress based on the Abdullah plan depend on whether it can achieve unified backing from the other Arab states. If the Saudi prince is confident of its warm acceptance, he will table the plan at the upcoming Arab League summit in Beirut. The biggest question mark in this regard is Syria. Of the Arab "frontline" states, Egypt and Jordan have already made their peace with Israel, and the Palestinian Authority has announced its support for the plan. Syrian President Bashar al-Assad expressed support for the proposal with some reservations, saying there must be a full Israeli withdrawal from Arab lands and the right of return for Palestinian refugees.
What Will Determine Syria is Stance
Syria's attitude toward the Abdullah plan is critical to the plan's future. On the one hand, the young Syrian leader believes that talk of normalization is a premature reward for Israel. Assad has strongly supported the intifada as a means of pressuring the Jewish state, and sees no reason to let up the pressure now. In that regard, Assad may have been concerned that the Saudi plan could become a lifeline for Sharon, now under fire at home for failing to end the uprising, ensure security for Israel or bring peace.
Moreover, Prince Abdullah's plan in its current form makes no mention of the Palestinian refugees, an issue of critical political and demographic importance to both Syria and Lebanon. In a visit to Lebanon over the first weekend of March, Assad issued a joint statement with Lebanese President Emile Lahoud declaring that "there could be no compromise" on the right of return for Palestinian refugees. The Abdullah plan will have to grapple with this difficult issue to be viable; yet an inadequate Saudi response to the refugee issue will likely torpedo any chances for unified Arab support for the plan at the Beirut summit.
On the other hand, Assad's real concern with any peace initiative is to protect Syria's own interests, especially on the Golan Heights. Bashar's father, the late Hafez al-- Assad, supported the land-for-peace equation of the Madrid peace process, and later (at the Shepherdstown talks) accepted the principle of normalizing relations with Israel as part of an overall settlement of the SyrianIsraeli dispute. …


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|Influence of dietary fatty acids on muscle fatty acid composition and expression levels of Δ6 desaturase-like and Elovl5-like elongase in common carp (Cyprinus carpio var. Jian).
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|The effects of dietary fatty acids on muscle fatty acid composition and liver expression levels of Δ6 desaturase-like and Elovl5-like elongase were investigated in common carp (Cyprinus carpio var. Jian). Two Δ6 desaturase-like cDNAs (Fad6-a and Fad6-b) and two Elovl5-like elongase (Elovl5-a and Elovl5-b) cDNAs were cloned. Juvenile carp were fed three semi-purified diets (D1-3) for 6weeks with different lipid source: D1, fish oil with high highly unsaturated fatty acids (HUFAs); D2, corn oil with high linoleic acid (LA), but no HUFAs; and D3, linseed oil with high α-linolenic acid (LNA), but no HUFAs. Comparing muscle fatty acids among fish fed D1-3, the content of LA and arachidonic acid (AA) in common carp fed D2 and the content of LNA, EPA and DHA in common carp fed D3 were higher than initial levels (P<0.05), respectively. The liver transcript levels of Fad6-a and Elovl5-a in fish fed D2 and D3 were higher than initial levels (P<0.05), but Fad6-b and Elovl5-b levels were seldom affected by the diets. The dietary fatty acids affect the muscle fatty acid composition and the liver Fad6-a and Elovl5-a gene expression levels in common carp, and further studies should be undertaken.
|Hong-Tao Ren; Ju-Hua Yu; Pao Xu; Yong-Kai Tang
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I adore mornings.
Especially when they consist of homemade macaroon granola and coconut milk.
Wow that looks incredible! Just hearing the words "coconut milk" makes my mouth water. Yum.
cute bowl!
Kelly — March 2nd, 2011 @ 7:24 pm
I agree…I love the bowl!
Emily — March 3rd, 2011 @ 12:57 am
I have to agree as well! I LOVE that bowl (and the recipe! ;) ), where did you get it? (or rather, where can I get one??)
Jessica — March 3rd, 2011 @ 1:21 am
My mom got it for me in a gift shop in Harbor Springs, MI… but I have seen very similar ones at Sur La Table!
Cool looking bowl, looks like the edges are burnt!
Macaroon oatmeal, it's like the Girl Scouts are making your morning oats!
Sounds delicious. More coconut please! The recipe for macroon granola sounds amazing
Vanilla soy milk helps me love my mornings, but I think they would be much better with some of your granola!
It's definitely been WAY too long since I made granola. I'll have to get on that ASAP.
will there be a recipe soon??
mitzi — March 2nd, 2011 @ 8:20 pm
oh i didn't see a recipe was linked! :D
Yum – that looks fantastic! I'm supposed to be getting a shipment of granola sent to my house soon. I can't wait!!!
Yumalicious! Cute bowl!
Wow. That would make me want to hop out of bed for sure!
That looks amazing.
I'm going to make some tonight so I can have it for a midnight snack.
Macaroon granola? sounds like heaven! =D
I love coconut too! The granola recipe looks amazing…so many layers of coconut! YUM!
Who wouldn't adore mornings with a breakfast like that?! Mmmmmm…
I'd look forward to waking up to that, too! :)
Coconut is a must in all granola as far as I'm concerned — and using coconut milk is a great idea!!
I love your cereal bowl :-)
Yes, cute bowl! And coconut milk over granola sounds like a lovely idea. Mmmm!
I think you just reignited my homemade granola obsession with a single photo.
mmmm that sounds so great :)
Now THAT would get me out of bed :)
Perfect combination!
I love mornings too! I love my first cup of coffee, prepping my lunch and easing into the day!
That bowl is gorgeous!
Makes me want to start throwing pottery again. I love to make pottery but what I love most is glazing! So beautiful!
MMMM, MMMM, Good! I love the So Delicious Coconut Milk. Pure heaven.
I keep finding granola recipes with ingredients that make it hard for me to make. So I have a recipe that calls for almond flour that I can only get by ordering and now a recipe that calls for coconut butter. Where would I find coconut butter? I'd love to make this.
Jessica — March 3rd, 2011 @ 2:55 am
I use Artisana brand and find it at Whole Foods! You can also find it online. You may also be able to find it in a local health store.
Coconut for breakfast? Uh, yes please!
Love anything with coconut milk especially if it involves cereal! What a great way to start your morning off right!
Thanks! :)
You had me at Homemade! :D
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I anticipated Final Fantasy 14 to be good. Then it turned out to be the very opposite, yet the game still lingered in my heart even with its Epic Failure status within the MMO sphere. I conducted some self-reflection and found out my high expectation of FF14 was not rational. I was never a Final Fantasy fan, as I never managed to finish any game of the series; plus FF11 does not adhere to my taste either. Given the generally unsatisfied reviews of FF13 (of being 'linear', yeah I still laugh at this one), how could I have thought that FF14 would be huge hit MMO?
Six months ago I did participate in the game's open beta. When the game was released, Squqre Enix had the balls to ask game media to hold off reviewing their product. Currently, SE seems to be working to salvage their game and reputation, and the game does not charge for subscription fee. It is such a good move that without it I wouldn't be writing this impression piece :p Anyhow, I eBay'd a copy and started my journey in Eorzea, just to check how things are going now.
Opening Movie (view on YouTube)
Ignoring the oddity of two Square Enix logos pops out in the beginning, the opening cinematic is quite an enjoyable watch. It exhibits high level of CGI rendering with realistic physics, and portrayed key elements of a fun MMORPG: The company, and the epic battles. The cinematic starts with a Midlander guy choosing Guildleves to do with his party… and somehow sucked into one of those leves in which he had to cooperate with his (totally different) team to defeat a mean-looking tentacle monster. Unsurprisingly, the tentacle monster is then defeated. Then the plot thickens… into something rather cryptic and random. The Midlander ends up on one of the small aircraft that are battling a huge dragon and its minions… The dragon shoots down what seems to a mothership to the ground, and turns into a mysterious ball of light…
I don't really understand what happens next, but fortunately the Midlander guy returns from his "daydreaming" or whatever with his original company. Despite his hand is still shaking, he "boldly" informs his party to start their adventure from that soul-sucking guildleve.
We know cinematic trailers are never an honest representation of what one would see form the actual gameplay, I need to point out that there currently is no airship as a in-game feature. Also, the fighting scene depicted in the trailer is a gross romanticization of a combat system riddled with senseless UI problems and network latency. Well, I may sound harsh here, but these are the things that one wish to know earlier than later, trust me.
The Lolwarning
As expected, the installation of the game is less of a hassle than making an account on Square Enix's website… but after logging in I saw this for the first time.
Hmm. Am I living a certain communist country or what? Seriously? Mr. Square Enix do you think I will forget my family, friends, my school or my work just by playing this game? Well, you guys keep up the good work on making a godly and addictive MMORPG that is so fun that when I play it I will forget everything around me.
Character Creation & Beyond
Given the game's highly advanced graphics, player customization is implemented during character creation is surprisingly limiting. First, we have two races that only has one gender. Then during during the shaping of characters, very few choices are given to the players for hairstyle, eyes, and body shape, etc. Although I am not applying Aion's character creation richness to games that come after it, the system in FF14 is just lacking, plain and simple.
Yet I got my cute little Lalafell Dunesfolk, so I am satisfied… at the moment.
You can choose from three starting cities. Each choice will lead to a distinct in-game cutscene, basic tutorial on combat, and kicks off the main story. The fight is simple enough… if you are a either a warrior or magic fighter class. I remember in beta that my character was Disciple of Hand and had to throw stone on the monster to cause the NPC teammate to attack. Silly, yes, and I am not sure if it is still the case or not right now, but again, the fight is still easy even if your class is not designed for fighting.
Speaking of classes… there are much more gathering and crafting classes than combat classes. But don't worry, class distinction is very thin and players can change between classes on the fly by switching weapons. One of the few good points about the game is that one can pretty much be whatever they want, and whenever they want. Although having blurred classes distinctions have made player builds overly generic, it still is better than an alt army, in my opinion, since I regard the need to create many alt characters in MMO is the biggest killer of immersion and bond between players and their characters.
Graphics, Music, and Plot
Not going to reiterate on the general consensus on how good the game looks, so let's do some comparison. Aion is one of my favorite game for such purpose due to its vivid strengths and weaknesses. Aion's graphics (when it was first released), has been universally praised. It was praised not only because the powerful CryEngine, but also for the overall the quality and quantity of art content. On the other hand, FF14 has been (rightly) accused of many copy&paste terrains, while its Crystal Tool engine has raised many eyebrows for the unusual high hardware requirement. Anyway, if there is such thing called "graphics quality versus hardware requirement ratio", then FF14 certainly does not score well on that.
All of that being said, the city environments and character designs in FF14 are indeed top notch. And I was surprised SE couldn't push the quality a step further, such as giving more customization options to the players and make certain parts of the maps so it doesn't take me 5 minutes for running from one quest NPC to another.
I guess I am one of the few who are not pleased by the game's BGM. Sure, there are few notable tracks on the official website, but those aren't the loopy music I hear everyday in Ul'dah and its fields. The music surrounding the city is generally uninspired and easily put me to sleep.
Hmm… the plot… not sure about this one. The main story line is certainly there in game… and it is one of the few elements in FF14 that provide enough sense of direction to a newbie. Unfortunately, the main story quests is over very soon, and rest of the play time is pretty much doing "special" form of quests–Guildleves. I don't know who to blame for conjuring up these obscure names for stuff in this game… but oh well.
Gathering & Crafting -> Guildleve <- Combat
The concept of Guildleves is basically daily quests that refreshes not everyday but every 36 hours. Most of them have juicy rewards so a character can only do a limited amount of them in at a time. Currently doing guildleve is one of the very few activities beginners are expected to enjoy… despite the system could be considered part of the infamous fatigue system. The system prevents players from focus on doing many of the same kind of gathering/crafting, forcing players to try out other classes. It sounds terrible, but in practice you probably will be bored on doing one thing anyway so it did not turn out to be too bad for me.
Although there are many gathering and crafting classes, the minigame which one has to do in order to gather and craft is essentially the same thing. The minigame is simple, but can become laborious given how many times you would have to play it even if you are only doing leves. As a beginner, there really isn't any opportunity to make Gil from low level crafting other than leves. Gathering leves are shallow and boring. Those often require the player to run on the world map for an extended amount of time to get to the resource, play the gathering minigame a few times, and done. Sadly there is no way to conduct more than one guildleve at a time, so scrap the idea of having both a combat leve and a gathering leve out to save time.
Combat leves are probably the most interesting component. It functions as a simple "kill x amount of y", or "kill y until you get x amount of item z". Of course, such form of questing is an ugly cliche in most MMORPG, but doing them involve combat, hence allowing things to get fun.


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Hardware Hacks
The problem here is that sharing may work for software, but it doesn't work for hardware. Moore's Law has driven much of the computer revolution, but it requires that companies like Intel spend more and more money each year to create the next generation of superfast chips. Take away Intel's copyright and patent protection, and knock-off companies would create clone Intel processors for a fraction of the cost. These chips would be dramatically cheaper than Intel's, and Intel would not have the money to create the next generation of still-faster devices. Moore's Law depends upon vectoral control.
Wark's opus doesn't just ignore hardware – it ignores hardware hacking, the tradition of modifying circuits and computers to do things that the original designers never intended. Hardware hackers are pros at both adding new features and removing arbitrary restrictions – like the region codes on DVD players that won't let European DVDs play in U.S. players. Yet increasingly, hardware is where the action is. Books such as Hacking the Xbox: An Introduction to Reverse Engineering are exposing secrets to the masses that once were strictly the province of MIT and Caltech midnight seminars. Hardware hackers are largely motivated by exactly the same antivectoralist tendencies as the hackers creating file-sharing networks: the desire to get around restrictions that have been artificially imposed upon their beloved technology. Hackers are people who use technical means to break restrictive rules and, as a result, create new possibilities. They are agents of disruptive change, no matter whether they hack code, networks, video-game consoles or copyright. By failing to address hardware and its hackers, Wark's work once again falls short of its title.
And what of information yearning to be free? The quotation comes from Stewart Brand, editor of the Whole Earth Catalog, speaking at the first Hacker's Conference back in 1984. According to a transcript of the conference printed in Brand's May 1985 issue, the full quotation was: "On the one hand information wants to be expensive, because it's so valuable. The right information in the right place just changes your life. On the other hand, information wants to be free, because the cost of getting it out is getting lower and lower all the time. So you have these two fighting against each other."
If I might be so bold as to reëngineer Brand's quotation while looking through Wark's glasses, it's the hackers who want information to be free, and it's the vectoralists who want information to be expensive. Having known and admired Stallman for more than 20 years, I've long understood the concept of the hacker. Wark's contribution in his misnamed volume is the identification of the hacker's enemy, the vectoral class. It is a battle, I fear, that we cannot win. But it is one that must be fought.
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I bought this FDE Sig 516 at a fairly new local gun store. They matched the price of the gun that another shop sells it for but was out of stock. So, it ended up being $200 less than their marked price.
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High above Dromund Kaas, the Imperial seat of power, the newly assembled 13th fleet hovered in tight formation as the last transports of troops and supplies made the short shuttle ride from the Imperial space station to the four awaiting Harrower-class dreadnaughts. Metallic predators of the stars, the wedge shaped vessel bore a gap running along the center of the hull that looked much like a gaping maw, ready to devour weaker ships.
These four ships were not alone. As per Imperial naval regulations at least one fleet remained in orbit at any one time to defend Dromund Kaas in the off chance of an enemy incursion. The current fleet on defensive maneuvers, the 3rd fleet, flashed their warning lights in timed intervals as their ships passed, interstellar code wishing their departing comrades good luck.
From the bridge of the Tiamat, flagship of the 7th Legion, Varixx Tarnok nodded in approval at the gesture in camaraderie before turning around to look first at his bridge crew, asserting their readiness before giving the holo terminal in the center of the bridge his full attention. Rising like spectral ghosts from the base of the machine, holo transmissions of the three other officers that made up the upper tier of command stood smart, ready for action.
Varixx squared his shoulders, felt the stress bleed away and excitement take its place. "All ships Report operational status."
Operative Ric stood calmly and when Varixx's eyes addressed him, the man inclined his head respectfully. "Precipitous reports green for combat operations Lord Tarnok. All hail the Empire."
Next Yaskel, a potent inquisitor came to stand the forefront of the trio. A predatory smile emanated from the darkness of his hooded cloak and he raised a fist. "Vigilant prepared for battle! Unleash us!"
Varixx looked last to Felnix, the powerfully framed bounty hunter nodded decisively. "Insurmountable green and ready. Lets get this show on the road."
Varixx nodded. "Tiamat is green and ready. Very well gentlemen, let us begin. I'll address the fleet and then we will depart. Inform your ship captains to prepare sub light engines and follow our exodus out of system."
Varixx turned and point to his communications officer who killed the transmission with the flick of a switch on his console and nodded to Varixx, activating voice and audio mass transition to every station and ship holding 7th Legion members. "Whenever you are ready, my lord."
Varixx turned back to the holo display. "Soldiers, sailors, and mercenaries of the 7th Legion. This is your commander, Lord Tarnok. Our time has come at last. The droll months spent training and preparing are over. Tonight we begin formal operations. Tonight we show the Republic the price it must pay for allowing the Empire to remobilize in glorious resurgence."
"Fifty thousand strong we span the galaxy. From Balmora to Nal Hutta, many of our companies are already stationed on key worlds, ready to engage in violence so that our citizens might finally know satisfaction for the horrors they endured over a thousand years ago. Here, above Dromund Kaas, a quarter of our strength stands ready as our fleet prepares to cut into Republic border territory. I have no doubts as to your mettle and resolve. This sham peace cannot last. When it finally collapses, when the cold war heats up, I know all of you will do your part to bring this war to a successful conclusion.
"We are but a single groove in the long blade of the Imperial war machine, but I assure you that we will cut deep into the bloated husk of corruption that the Republic has devolved into. The Jedi and the seasoned Republic soldiers stand ready to resist us on every front. Worthy foes to be sure, but in the end they will also be broken. Show them the saber, the blaster, the cold steel. Do this, never waver, and victory will be ours!"
Varixx paused and looked directly into the holo transmitter that was broadcasting him throughout the fleet and various 7th legion operational hubs across the galaxy. He allowed a few seconds of pause to allow his next words, words he'd waited so long to utter, to finally flow from his lips.
"Warriors of the 7th Legion! This is my first command: Prepare for battle! The eyes of the Emperor are upon us!"
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Job# 5945 - Public Health Statistician (Austin, TX)
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The purpose of the Public Health Statistician is to support the Foundation in measuring the overall impact of its funding strategies and philanthropic work. This position will provide evaluation and research support to the Foundation and requires in-depth knowledge of data analysis, evaluation design, and advanced statistical methods. The Public Health Statistician will support the grant making due diligence process by collecting and analyzing data from grant partners and assisting with the interpretation and communication of results. Additionally, this position will play a lead role in evaluating the Foundation's Dental Program. This position reports directly to the Data Analytics Manager.
1. Apply advanced statistical analysis to data collected from grant and community partners in order to evaluate implementation, effectiveness, and efficiency of various initiatives and interventions.
2. Help develop evaluation strategies, ensuring each grant or program incorporates outcome measures and standardized metrics, in order to conduct comparative analysis.
3. Analyze the performance of the Foundation's portfolio, longitudinally and across multiple funding strategies.
4. Develop research studies at different levels of focus (grant partners, Foundation, community needs assessment) utilizing quantitative and qualitative methods.
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6. Develop and support data collection and reporting tools for the Foundation with an emphasis on continuous and sustainable use of evaluation to inform decision-making.
7. Present both descriptive and inferential findings, including appropriate tests of statistical significance, to staff, Board, and community partners.
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Here's the myths, facts about avalanches
Ski and snowboard season doesn't mean being confined to a ski park to shred a little powder. However, just as you have to prepare your body for the season, it's time to train your mind for outdoor dangers. Especially with avalanches.
Bruce Tremper, author of "Staying Alive in Avalanche Terrain" (The Mountaineers Books, $17.95, www.mountaineersbooks.org), knows his stuff. He's the director of the Utah Avalanche Center and coordinated backcountry avalanche safety preparations for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City.
Here's a short list of myths and facts on avalanches:
Myth: Noise triggers avalanches.
Fact: Most noise does not exert enough force. For noise to be the cause, it must be a tremendously loud noise like an explosive going off at close range. In almost all avalanche fatalities, the avalanche is triggered by the weight of the victim or someone in his party.
Myth: An avalanche is a bunch of loose snow sliding down the mountain.
Fact: Loose snow avalanches account for only a small percentage of deaths and property damage. When professionals talk about avalanches, they generally refer to "slab" avalanches--cohesive plates of snow sliding as a unit.
Myth: Avalanches strike without warning.
Fact: Avalanches usually have obvious signs. They are only the most spectacularly visible event in a long series of precursors leading up to the grand finale. The process begins many hours -- or even days -- before, usually when new snow or windblown snow begins to pile weight on top of a buried weak layer.
Myth: If you see an avalanche coming, get out of the way.
Fact: You can try to outrun an avalanche, but it's doubtful even on a snowmobile or skis -- especially since the vast majority of avalanche accidents are triggered by the victim.
Myth: When buried in an avalanche, spit to tell which way is up and dig in that direction.
Fact: It doesn't matter which way is up -- avalanche debris instantly entombs you in place, as if you were frozen in concrete, and most of the time you can't even move your fingers.
Myth: If you've traveled across a slope a hundred times and never seen an avalanche on that slope or heard one reported, that slope is always safe.
Fact: Any slope capable of producing an avalanche eventually will. Snow is stable 95 percent of the time -- but not 100 percent.
Myth: If you make it across a slope without incident, there's no avalanche hazard on that slope.
Fact: In most close calls, the average person is not even aware they had a close call, "kind of like playing soccer on a minefield and you didn't weigh quite enough to set the thing off."
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The Investigation
The Investigation (original title Śledztwo) is a science fiction/detective novel by the Polish writer Stanisław Lem, published in 1959.
The novel is set in a typically foggy London. A young Scotland Yard lieutenant is charged to investigate the mysterious disappearance of corpses from London morgues. The only "explanation" is an abstruse statistical theory that correlates the body-snatching with local cancer rates. The detective, however, since the very beginning suspects the same statistician being the perpetrator. Reality, however, proves less mundane and certainly less comprehensible than he had hoped.
In The Investigation the classic procedural police mystery is turned into a metaphysical puzzle, in which Kafkaesque themes, although updated, are not missing. As in almost all Lem's production, philosophical and epistemological questions are presented under the simple surface of the plot: what is the role of scientific inquiry? What does the existence of competing explanations mean for that goal? The novel also introduces a theme that will later be present in Lem's works: that observations are formed by the properties of the observer's mind, rather than by any properties of the observed.
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Rita and Pete DeRose of Port Clinton will be celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary. The couple were married May 22, 1954 at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Tiffin, OH.
Rita and Pete will be renewing their vows at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church on May 24, 2014 with friends and family present. The celebration will continue with a dinner for the couple with family.
The couple are parents to Steve (Tammey) DeRose of Maryland; Deb (Dan) Zvosec of South Amherst, OH; teRi (Marty) DeRose-Scott of Trenton, MI; Mark (Kim) DeRose of Land of Lakes, FL. They have 8 grandchildren: Teashia Nelson, Brionne (Ryan) Rousseau, Jessica (Eric) Allar, Katrina Zvosec, Mathew Zvosec, Gabriel DeRose, Dave DeRose, Kenny (Shira) DeRose; and 5 great-grandchildren: Hudson French; Georgia, Gracie and Giulianna Rousseau; and Skye DeRose.


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Infection is the invasion and multiplication of micro-organisms in or on body tissue that produce signs and symptoms, as well as, an immune response. This course will examine the epidemiology of various bacterial, viral, fungal, protozoal, and helminthic infections, with application for students interested in health promotion and disease prevention at home, overseas, and on the mission field.
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As parents struggle to find the right words for their children after the horrific events at Sandy Hook Elementary in Connecticut, the pages of the right book could help calm young fears.
Nothing will likely fully address the tragedy that sent the nation into mourning Dec. 14, but there are books and other resources at the library that may offer children some comfort.
"You don't have to be in Connecticut to be absolutely heartbroken by this," said Clermont County Public Library Executive Director Dave Mezack. "We know a lot of families and children right here in our area are hurting and we want to do what we can to help."
The library's list of book suggestions and other timely resources may be found online at www.clermontlibrary.org.
Some book titles include, "A Terrible Thing Happened" by Margaret M. Holmes, illustrated by Cary Pillo; "Sometimes I'm Scared" by Jane Annunziata and Marc Nemiroff, illustrated by Bryan Langdo; "What to Do When You're Scared & Worried: A Guide for Kids" by James J. Crist.
In the wake of the tragedy, the library's collection development department is also ordering new titles focused on helping children heal, and staff at all 10 branches are available to help suggest books for all ages.
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Sparkle and Twang VII at The Bridge Building
Presented by Tennessee State Museum at The Bridge Building
November 9, 2012
The Tennessee State Museum Foundation's seventh annual Sparkle & Twang, an event benefiting the Foundation's operating activities and celebrating the Museum's Costume and Textile Institute and the institution's Young Professionals Council, will be held at the historic Bridge Building at 2 Victory Way, Lot R in the Tennessee Titans Stadium parking area, Nashville.
Active community volunteers Fletcher Foster and Big Kenny and Christiev Alphin are the Evening Co-chairs for the event.
This year's evening, dubbed "Let Your Lovelight Shine," will salute the four 2012 Costume & Textile Institute inductees, who include style trendsetter entertainer Big Kenny Alphin, fiber artist Arlyn Ende of Sewanee, costumer Katy K of Katy K's Ranch Dressing in Nashville and Phillip Nappi, founder of Nashville's celebrated custom bootmaker, Peter Nappi.
The primary focus of the Costume & Textile Institute is to recognize the fashion achievements of Tennessee-based designers and style trendsetters, while continuing to build and properly preserve the State Museum's rich collection of historic and contemporary fashions. An additional highlight of the evening's activities will be the introduction of the fourth class of the Tennessee State Museum Young Professionals Council (YPC). These outstanding young adults, representing their peers, ages 21-40, are selected based on their accomplishments in the business world and for their involvement with the museum, as well as other charitable organizations in Middle Tennessee. The Council's mission is to assist the museum in preserving Tennessee's priceless treasures, including the State Capitol, while promoting the museum and its efforts to a younger group of Middle Tennesseans, who will soon assume the leadership roles in philanthropic endeavors held by previous generations.
The 2012-2013 inductees are Ruth Huggins, Jen Lacey, Hilson Merrill, George Ritzen, Sara Rodriguez and Caroline Whittemore. They will join current YPC members: Dave Alexander III, Tori Tucker Alexander, Reen Locker Baskin, Chad Blackburn, Erin Brown, Joe Burchfield, Anna Catherine Davenport, Tunisha Hobson, Hugh Howser, Lyndsey Johnson, Katie Koban, Sutton Lipman, Olivia Sarratt McCarthy, Josh Parant, Dr. K. B. Parkes, Martin Penny, Megan Nordmann Rhodes, Whit Rhodes, Max Smith, Julie Solomon, Carlton McClendon (Cacky) Tate, Wil Trohanis, Will Tucker, C. Corum Webb, and Haden Wiley. Sara Jo Houghland, Director of Government Affairs and Public Relations at Comcast, is president of the YPC.
Sparkle &Twang VII guests will enjoy a viewing of objects created by the newest Costume Institute members, along with a cocktail reception with hors d'oeuvres, musical entertainment and a spectacular silent auction. Evening Co-chairs Big Kenny Alphin, one half of the country duo of Big & Rich, and his wife, Christiev Alphin, music industry stylist, and Foster, General Manager of Red Light Management's Nashville office, are being assisted with Sparkle & Twang VII by Silent Auction Committee Chair Nancy Russell, longtime museum volunteer. Silent Auction Committee members are: Mary Nell Bryan, Kimberly Whaley Cooper, Deborah Danker, Emily Evans, Lynda Evjen, Camille Harlin, Nadine Korby, Rachel Odom and Suzanne Smothers.
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Meiji Seimen, New Noodle Shop, Opens in Costa Mesa
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Costa Mesa is OC's ramen country. We know this for a fact. But ramen isn't the only noodle game in town. There's also soba and udon, to name just a few other slurpable options. But so far, if I recall correctly, there's only one notable from-scratch udon maker in town: Sanukiseimen at the Mitsuwa Marketplace.
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