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Gluten-Free Banana Bread Recipe
- 2 cups gluten-free all-purpose baking flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 4 eggs
- 2 cups mashed ripe bananas (4-5 medium)
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup unsweetened applesauce
- 1/3 cup canola oil
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
- In a large bowl, combine the flour, baking soda and salt. In a small bowl, whisk the eggs, bananas, sugar, applesauce, oil and vanilla. Stir into dry ingredients just until moistened.
- Transfer to two 8-in. x 4-in. loaf pans coated with cooking spray. Sprinkle with walnuts. Bake at 350° for 45-55 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks. Yield: 2 loaves (12 slices each).
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"Best bananna bread ever! I had never made gluten free anything, and this turned out so well! I did make a couple of changes so that didn't have to use sugar:-I omitted the sugar-I added a generous half cup honey-I added an extra quarter cup GF flour-I added an extra half teaspoon baking soda-I added an extra 1/4 teaspoon salt-I baked it for 40 mins (apparently honey can make stuff burn)- I could have even baked it for 35 mins.It was fantastic! I am sure the recipe would be great as is, if you don't do the honey switch. (The honey was plenty sweet btw!)"
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Spring rolls, also named spring pancakes (春饼) or thin pancakes (薄饼), are a traditional festival food among the Han ethnic group. It is popular in China, especially in regions south of the Yangtze River. Spring rolls are made by the following steps: mix white flour with a little water and salt, knead into a dough and bake it into round wrappers, put the fillings — a vegetable and meat filling in most places while a red bean paste filling is used in the northern area of China — on the wrappers, roll the wrappers and fold the two edges right up, then deep-fry the spring rolls until they are golden brown and crispy.
Chinese spring rolls are generally small. A dish of 20 centimeters in diameter can contain more than ten. Spring rolls served in the Chinese restaurants of America have meat fillings, they are as big as hamburgers, and can be a complete meal. Spring rolls were also a dish of the second feast in the Manchu Han Imperial Feast (满汉全席).
According to records, before the Tang Dynasty, everyone made a kind of thin pancake with flour on the day of the Beginning of Spring. People put them in a dish and added special vegetables and fruits; this was called the "Spring Dish (春盘)". It was sent to relatives and friends to show their welcome of spring and its blessing.
In the Tang Dynasty, the Spring Dish was generally decorated with carrots and celery while it had various decorations in rich families. Except for pancakes, there were sauces, baked and salted meat, and varied fried dishes, such as spinach, chives, beansprouts, bean vermicelli and eggs. In the Song Dynasty, the Spring Dish served in the imperial palace was more luxurious.
In the Ming and Qing dynasties, with the development of cookery skills, cooks were able to change flour pancakes into mignon spring rolls. They were not only well-liked by the common folk, but were also famous in the palace. During the Qing Dynasty, when the grand banquet — the Manchu Han Imperial Feast (满汉全席) with 128 dishes — was held, spring rolls were served as one of its nine main pastries.
At present, spring rolls have different varieties, are distinctively shaped and are delicious; they are better than ever before.
The people of Chengdu consider spring rolls to be non-fried, being made with flour, water and a bit of Chuan salt. The wrappers are made in a pan called "Yun Ban". They fill the wrappers with cold vegetables or fried dishes, such as sliced pork with spring onions or garlic meat. Then mustard powder, soy sauce, vinegar, paprika, processed sesame seeds and crushed peanuts are added as seasonings.
Spring rolls are called pancakes in Xiamen. The wrappers are filled with all kinds of ingredients. The main ingredients are bamboo shoots, peas, beansprouts, dried tofu, eggs, fish, shrimp meat, diced meat, oysters and carrots. Dried tofu should be cut or shredded, the thinner the better. After being fried, they can absorb the fluid from the fish, shrimp and meat, which prevents the wrappers from being destroyed by the fluids. Spring rolls like that are crispy, tender, sweet, delicious and rich in nutrients.
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This poem is about lynching. Lynching was the practice of killing black men through mob violence. The men, dangling from the trees where they were hung, are the "strange fruit."
In the line you cite, Allan is alluding to the South's view of itself as a place of gallantry. Southerners saw themselves as having better manners and a more romantic and sensitive culture than the money-obsessed North. They saw their region as a bucolic and idyllic place of fields and forests, unlike the slums of Northern cities. Allan is mocking this view of the South. He is contrasting this idealized view of the South with the reality in which there is "strange fruit" hanging from the trees.
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Jane Magazine To Cease Publication
This is such sad news.
Announced earlier today, Jane magazine will end as we know it with next month's issue.
At just under 10 years old, Jane was a fashion/beauty magazine with a spunky attitude unseen in larger publications. It was beautiful, but not in an intimidating, ultra-glam way like Vogue and Cosmo are. (I love you, Vogue, but I'm just hurt right now.)
They put quirky girls such as Zooey Deschanel on the cover and documented pranks pulled in public restrooms. They asked Rufus Wainwright where the craziest place he's had sex was. Sarah DiMuro wrote a column about being a virgin at 30. "My Parents Made Me Sell Acid at School" was a feature article. Jane girls were a breed all their own, and that's why we loved it. Publisher Conde Nast, on the other hand? Not so impressed.
President and CEO of Conde Nast publications, Charles Townsend, gave this statement:
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South African telecoms group MTN's chief executive and other senior managers have been summoned by a Ugandan court to face tax fraud charges, according to a document seen by Reuters on Tuesday.
MTN Uganda, the largest operator in the east African country, has previously denied the charges, saying they were initiated by a former employee sacked on allegations of theft.
CEO Sifiso Dabengwa and 12 officials including the chairman and CEO of MTN's Ugandan unit must appear in court on December 12 when they will also face charges of tax evasion, conspiracy to make false customs declarations and conspiracy to evade taxes, according to a November 7 summons issued by the Buganda Road Court.
MTN's website says a former worker, Naphtal Were, initiated the charges. Its statement also said an internal investigation and another by police implicated Were in the loss of 13 billion shillings ($5.0 million).
Were, whose lawyer was not available to comment, has since been sued by MTN for embezzlement.
He initiated the case against the company as a private prosecution last month but a court ruled on November 6 the public prosecutor should take it over.
Ugandan laws permit a person to start private criminal proceedings against another, with the public prosecutor having the a right to take over any such case.
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Rangers pushed to the brink with "unacceptable" performance in Game 4 defeat
Where to start with this one?
Actually, the better question now may be when do the Rangers finish? Because, given the defensively irresponsible, offensively inconsistent, power play cringe-worthy way they played tonight, rallying from a 3-1 series deficit to the Penguins certainly doesn't seem likely, not after a 4-2 loss in Game 4 that was much more lopsided.
(Oh, and how about the salt-in-the-wound moment when the big board at Madison Square Garden flashed the NHL playoff leaders and Marian Gaborik, Kings, was shown as the goals leader with six?
Here's the game story from The Record.
"We got in our own way and uncharacteristically didn't execute and it mounted," Brad Richards said. "It just seems like everything right now is going that way. The reason we met (as a team) is because it can go the other way on anyone just as quick. The last thing we can do tonight is go home and think it over. We witnessed it this year (Kings rallying vs. Sharks), we witnessed Chicago last year. For whatever reason, we're getting tested right now. I don't know where it's going to go but we have to forget about it quickly and we know we can play a lot better than that without even going over anything. We know we can execute and do things a lot better than that so we will get right back into battle. That's when it will feel normal again, when we get back playing."
OK, among the positives going the Rangers' way:
1. Marc-Andre Fleury, barely tested with 15 shots against, gave up a bad goal to Mats Zuccarello as the Rangers pulled within 3-2 in the third period. The Rangers only hope that the bad playoff Fleury shows up in Friday's Game 5.
2. Game 5 is in Pittsburgh, not at the Garden so Rick Nash will not be booed. by the Madison Square Garden crowd.
3. Chris Kreider can only play better in his second game back after surgery on his left hand.
Among the negatives? If Evgeni Malkin plays another game like he did tonight, the Rangers don't have anyone on the ice to match him. Malkin, with a goal and an assist, was a plus-2 in 19:59 and had three shots, four attempts blocked and six shots miss the net.
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As vocalized by Richards and coach Alain Vigneault (please click above to read story in Record, which includes how they felt), the Rangers did not appreciate how forcefully the Garden crowd booed Nash.
Richards understands it but doesn't like it.
"Does it upset me? Yeah, it upsets me, it upsets everybody in the locker room," Richards said. "We're not 15th in the league, we're in the second round of the playoffs. But that's my opinion. I understand sports and where it's all at and so does he and so does everybody in here. But it's not just him, it's not just one person. It's the whole team. We didn't play tonight and for one or two guys to get booed, that's frustrating as a team."
Get that? "WE didn't play tonight." The collective we. Nobody on the Rangers can escape blame.
The defensemen, as a group, were loose with the puck, way too many turnovers. On the scoresheet, it was 25 giveaways for the Rangers, eight for the Penguins.
The forwards had moments where the cycle was established. But the backchecking was inadequate and mustering just four shots in a third period that the Rangers trailed 2-1 to start is among the unacceptable list.
"It's not acceptable at this time of the year on all levels: battle level, execution," said Ryan McDonagh, who finally got his first point of the postseason setting up Carl Hagelin's goal. "This series is not over and we've got to play with the mentality of a freight train going 100 miles and hour not looking behinds us. Get after it, get gritty get after them on all cylinders and not look back. We've got to play with a lot more pace. We do at times but not for the full 60."
"It's a combination they're pretty good with their sticks and, obviously, we're not managing the puck well enough and feeding their transition. We've proven we can play with pace and management, so it's just a matter of going back to that and playing "
In conclusion, McDonagh said, "We haven't played our best hockey yet and we've got to find a way to get to it."
And quickly.
"I think we worry about one game, worry about one win," Nash said. "It seems like there's been a lot of comebacks this year in games and series, so we just have to worry about the next one."
Nash, who has just one goal in 23 postseason games with the Rangers - two in 27 for his career - and does not have a goal in the 11 postseason games this year - said "by far" this is the worst he's felt. Plus he's being booed.
To be fair, Nash's struggles are sort of masking what Marty St. Louis is (not) doing in this series. If anything, St. Louis had a worse game than Nash, who had four shots even if he missed wide on a four-on-two and turned the puck over leading to Brandon Sutter's shorthanded goal.
St. Louis ha just one shot in 18:15 and was not very involved in whatever (meager) attack the Rangers could muster.
Kreider logged 15:24 and was a minus-1 with one shot and two giveaways as he returned after missing 19 straight games, including the final nine of the regular season, following surgery on his left hand.
Vigneault put him back on a line with Derek Stepan and Rick Nash and Kreider also played 2:32 on the Rangers' two power plays.
He knows his game isn't back to where it was before the injury.
"Good one shift, rusty the next, good one shift, rusty the next," Kreider said. "There were definitely some things that I got out of my game early in the season that crept back in."
Kreider denied his hand prevented him from doing anything tonight, saying he played with "no limitations." But there were definitely times when he was stickhandling when he had just one hand on the stick.
Puck possession starts with faceoffs and the Rangers lost 31 of 49 tonight.
"I think when you play against this team you have to realize that every little play matters," Henrik Lundqvist said. "They have the skill and they do make you pay if you are not careful. I think we did a good job of that in the first game, just playing a very simple game. That's how we have to go there. We just have to stick together. it's a tough feeling, no question, to lose two in a row at home here."
Also, as mentioned in today's Record, the NHL did review Marc Staal's unpenalized stick to Sidney Crosby's head/neck in Game 3 but quickly decided there was no cause for supplemental discipline.
Penguins coach Dan Bylsma was asked about that following Game 4.
"I don't know the play you're talking about today," Bylsma said. "I think you go into every series and they're going to be aware of the skill guys on the opposition. They should be aware of Sidney Crosby and that's part of it. That's part of playoff hockey. Like I said, I don't know the play you're talking about today. I haven't seen it. So, did we expect Brandon Dubinsky to line up against Sid and yeah and Staal. That guy and probably all their guys are looking to do that."
The Rangers practice at 12:30 on Thursday before departing to Pittsburgh for what could very well be their last game of the season.
Lastly, from the Rangers:
- Carl Hagelin tallied a goal and recorded two shots on goal in 14:56 of ice time. The Rangers forward is tied for the team lead in goals (three), is tied for second on the team in points (six), and is tied for fourth on the team in shots on goal (23) in the playoffs. Hagelin has registered seven points (four goals, three assists), along with a plus-four rating in his last 10 playoff games at Madison Square Garden.
- Mats Zuccarello registered a goal, was credited with a team-high, five hits, and blocked two shots in 17:50 of ice time. Zuccarello is tied for the team lead in goals (three), is tied for fifth on the team in points (five), fourth in shots on goal (23), and ranks third on the team in hits (29) in the playoffs.
- Anton Stralman tallied an assist and was credited with two blocked shots in 19:28 of ice time. The Rangers defenseman has recorded three assists in his last six playoff games, including two assists in his last three playoff games at Madison Square Garden. Stralman is tied for fifth on the team, and ranks second among defensemen, in assists (three), and is tied for third on the team in plus/minus rating (plus-three) in the playoffs.
- Marc Staal registered an assist and tied for the game-high with four blocked shots in 18:42 of ice time. The Rangers defenseman ranks third on the team in blocked shots (23) and average ice time (20:01) in the playoffs.
- Ryan McDonagh recorded an assist and tied for the game-high with four blocked shots, while skating in a team-high, 26:07 of ice time. The Rangers defenseman leads the team in average ice time (24:53) and ranks second on the team – and sixth in the NHL – in blocked shots (26) in the playoffs.
- Henrik Lundqvist made 23 saves in the contest. The Rangers goaltender has a 5-6 record in the playoffs, including a 3-3 mark at home, along with a 2.27 GAA and a .915 SV%. Lundqvist ranks fifth in the NHL in GAA and SV% in postseason play this year.
- Dan Girardi was credited with two hits and three blocked shots in 24:52 of ice time. The Rangers defenseman leads the team in blocked shots (30) and ranks second on the team in hits (37) in postseason play. Girardi ranks second in the NHL in blocked shots and fifth in the NHL in hits in the playoffs.
- Brian Boyle was credited with three hits in 11:25 of ice time. The Rangers forward leads the team and ranks fourth in the NHL in hits (38) in the playoffs.


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Secret addresses from stylish people. Stuart Vevers from fashion house Loewe picks his favourite bars, hotels, restaurants and boutiques.
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I spent a fantastic New Year's Eve at this romantic and charming hotel in 2007. It stands on the shores of Loch Awe, in Argyll, and behind that are beautiful mountains. It's out of the way - but that's kind of the point!
This bookshop is by a little canal in a really cool neighbourhood that's full of cherry trees. It sells out-of-print books from the 1960s and 1970s, books on social movements, progressive politics and first editions of modern authors.
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A basement lounge with an entrance hidden between a kebab shop and an off-licence. If you can find it, it's a funny little place that does table-service food, unusual cocktails, Bohemian beers and Czech-inspired canapés.
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Paying Taxes to Caesar
"Then the Pharisees went out and laid plans to trap him in his words. They sent their disciples to him along with the Herodians. "Teacher," they said, "we know you are a man of integrity and that you teach the way of God in accordance with the truth. You aren't swayed by men, because you pay no attention to who they are.Tell us then, what is your opinion? Is it right to pay taxes to Caesar or not?"But Jesus, knowing their evil intent, said, "You hypocrites, why are you trying to trap me? Show me the coin used for paying the tax." They brought him a denarius, and he asked them, "Whose portrait is this? And whose inscription?""Caesar's," they replied. Then he said to them, "Give to Caesar what is Caesar's, and to God what is God's." When they heard this, they were amazed. So they left him and went away". Matthew 22
Pensacola evangelist and tax protester Kent Hovind winked at his wife and gave her a reassuring smile as he was led away to jail.
Jo Hovind clutched the necktie he had been wearing. She kept her eyes on her husband until he was out of sight. A 12-person jury deliberated for 21/2 hours on Thursday before finding the couple guilty of all counts in their tax-fraud case.
Kent Hovind, founder of Creation Science Evangelism and Dinosaur Adventure Land in Pensacola, was found guilty of 58 counts, including failure to pay $845,000 in employee-related taxes. He faces a maximum of 288 years in prison.
Jo Hovind was charged and convicted in 44 of the counts involving evading bank-reporting requirements. She faces up to 225 years in prison but was allowed to remain free pending the couple's sentencing on Jan. 9.
Kent Hovind briefly held onto her arm as the verdict was read. Neither reacted at first. But minutes later, she held her face in her hands.
"Nobody likes to pay taxes," Assistant U.S. Attorney Michelle Heldmyer said in her closing argument. "But we do because it's the law, and he is not above the law."
The jury also granted the prosecution's request for the Hovinds to forfeit $430,400. That amount equals the value of the checks signed and cashed by Jo Hovind in the 44 counts.
U.S. District Judge Casey Rodgers released Jo Hovind until sentencing but denied Kent Hovind's request to be released. He most likely will be detained at either Escambia County Jail or Santa Rosa County Jail until sentencing.
Heldmyer said Kent Hovind was a flight risk and a "danger to the community."
His attorney, Alan Richey, argued that the Internal Revenue Service pursued his client because of his religious beliefs.
Kent Hovind, whose life's mission is to debunk evolution, says he and his employees are workers of God and therefore exempt from paying taxes. He pays his employees in cash and does not withhold their taxes or pay his share as an employer.
"There's a difference between wrong and committing a crime," Richey said in his closing argument. "You can do all the wrong things you want and still not commit a crime."
Jo Hovind's attorney, Jerold Barringer, argued that his client was a simple piano teacher and grandmother who was not aware of bank-reporting regulations concerning large amounts of cash. Any cash transaction at a bank more than $10,000 triggers a currency-transaction report forwarded to the IRS. She was found guilty of using several methods to take out just enough money to avoid triggering the report.
The Hovinds and their attorneys declined comment. Their supporters, who took up most of the six rows in Rodgers' courtroom, dwindled in number as the day went on.
Jo Hovind's son, Kent Andrew Hovind, and two women escorted her out of the U.S. District Courthouse in downtown Pensacola.
Richard Hogan, an acquaintance of Kent Hovind who observed the last day of the two-week trial, said he felt especially bad for Jo Hovind.
"He was the leader, and she probably went along with him," said Hogan, 53. He first met the Hovinds when their children were homeschooled.
"It's pretty tough to fight Goliath," Hogan said. "The first time the IRS calls, you should go ahead and deal with it. It didn't have to come down to this."


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BEREA, Ohio — Colt McCoy is on his second trip through the AFC North and still searching for his first division win.
He's 0-7. Don't remind him.
"Trust me," he said Tuesday. "I know my record."
McCoy gets another chance to put a stop to his division drought Thursday as Cleveland visits the Steelers at always raucous Heinz Field, where the Browns' second-year quarterback made his NFL debut as a wet-behind-the-ears rookie last season.
Forced to play because of ankle injuries to starter Jake Delhomme and backup Seneca Wallace, McCoy had an impressive first outing against the Steelers, completing 23 of 33 passes for 281 yards and a touchdown. Two interceptions flawed an otherwise stellar opening for McCoy, who doesn't remember much of that sunny October afternoon in the land of Terrible Towels.
"I can't even think back that far," McCoy said. "That was so long ago."
McCoy reported no problems after practicing Tuesday for the first time on a sprained right knee he injured in Sunday's 24-10 loss to Baltimore. He wore a sleeve over his knee, but didn't seem to have any trouble running or moving in the pocket during the segment of practice reporters were permitted to watch inside the team's indoor field house.
He'll need to be as mobile as possible this week. James Harrison, Troy Polamalu and the rest of those black-and-gold bad boys will be after him.
McCoy has already shown he won't be intimidated.
Two days before he faced the Steelers for the first time last year, McCoy stood in front of his teammates following practice and told them not to worry. The confident kid from Texas told them "the hay is in the barn," using a southern expression to let them know his work was done and he was prepared.
Not everyone believed him.
"It kind of took everybody aback," tight end Ben Watson said with a smile. "But it was him kind of taking a leadership role and letting us know that he was ready to go."
McCoy then went out and proved he belonged against one of the league's best defenses.
"He played well," Harrison said. "He gave his team an opportunity to win."
But the Browns lost, 28-10, keeping them winless in Pittsburgh since 2003, when Tim Couch was Cleveland's quarterback and McCoy was a high school sophomore.
It didn't go nearly as well for McCoy the second time around against the Steelers. The Steelers clobbered Cleveland, 41-20, in the season finale, sacking McCoy five times and sending Browns coach Eric Mangini into the sunset with another loss to the team's bitter rival.
McCoy wound up going 0-4 against division foes last season, and he's 0-3 in 2011. As the Browns evaluate McCoy, one of the criteria they'll use is his record inside one of the league's toughest divisions. He's running out of time to make it better.
Browns coach Pat Shurmur said McCoy's performance against Pittsburgh, Baltimore and Cincinnati are important, but he said the team's assessment of the quarterback position will encompass all 16 games.
"I think you look back on the full season, but how we compete in division games will factor in because we have to win division games in order to win our division," he said. "That's the starting point. That's how you get in the playoffs and it's the first goal of any organization is to win your division because then you're guaranteed a spot in the postseason.
"From a total evaluation standpoint, we'll have to look at the whole year in total," Shurmur said.
Shurmur was asked if the Browns remain undecided about McCoy.
"I wouldn't say that," he said. "I'm going to hold all evaluations until the end of the year and I think right now he's our quarterback. He's standing right next to me battling through this season and I think that's the important thing. We just keep battling, that's what we do."
And what else do the Browns do• Lose to the Steelers — a lot.
The Steelers have won 14 of the last 15 and 20 of 22 against Cleveland, tilting the series decidedly toward Western Pennsylvania.
In order for the Browns to begin swinging it back their way on Thursday, they'll have to stop Pittsburgh from running the ball the way the Ravens did. Baltimore racked up 290 yards on the ground, a demolition that dropped the Browns five games behind the division co-leaders.
The blowout provided something of a reality check for the Browns, who realize they can't match Pittsburgh or Baltimore's talent and are also behind Cincinnati in the standings.
McCoy, though, believes the Browns aren't far from gaining ground in the division.
"The two games against Cincinnati, we were right there," he said. "We didn't make the plays to win at the end, but we felt like we should've won. Last week against Baltimore, we just didn't play good. That's the bottom line. We've got a lot of improvement to make and as we head into Pittsburgh, we're excited about it.
"These guys in here believe in each other. We all make mistakes, we practice hard, we take care of ourselves, we compete in practice and eventually it's going to carry over. It is," McCoy added. "Right now, we've got to figure out in this short week what we can do to go in there and beat Pittsburgh."
Notes: Browns LB D'Qwell Jackson was named winner of the Ed Block Courage Award, given to one player from each NFL team who epitomizes qualities of "courage, compassion, commitment and community." Jackson, who missed most of the past two seasons with chest injuries, has a team-leading 112 tackles. During the past two offseasons, he has made missionary trips to Africa to visit schools and hospitals. He is also active in the Cleveland area. ... RB Peyton Hillis (hip) was limited in practice but expects to play. ... TE Ben Watson was unaware that Thursday will be his 100th career game. "Do I get a parade or something?" he cracked. ... OL Artis Hicks was excused from practice for a personal reason.
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Thursday January 5, 2012Florida Defeats Ole Miss 58-53 for First SEC Road Win
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Jordan Jones scored 18 points in the win.
Jordan Jones (Suwanee, Ga.) nailed a three-pointer late, Jennifer George (Orlando, Fla.) posted her seventh consecutive double-double and Florida defeated Ole Miss, 58-53, at Tad Smith Coliseum on Thursday evening.
After Ole Miss cut Floridas lead to four points late, Jones stepped up and nailed her fourth three-pointer of the game and gave the Gators a 58-51 lead with 3:13 remaining, as Florida held on to collect its first Southeastern Conference road win of the season and improved to 11-4 overall and 1-1 in league action.
We can look at a lot of different things, but we just won, UF head coach Amanda Butler said. We won the possessions that matter most and during the critical moments we came up with big plays. This certainly wasnt the way we drew up this game, but thats also what I mean by we just won. We did what we had to do. Especially on the road and definitely in the SEC sometimes the best-laid plans dont work and sometimes you have to go to plan B and even plan C.
George finished with 18 points and 11 rebounds while dishing three assists, as her double-double streak of seven is tied for the sixth longest streak in program history.
Jennifer was a big part of our win, Butler shared. It felt like she took a lot of contact and handled that with a lot of poise and composure and made big plays, sometimes on her second shot after they blocked her first one. She really came around after being challenged.
Jones also scored 18 points, converting 6-of-9 overall from the floor, including 4-of-7 from beyond the arc and 2-of-3 from the free throw line.
Whenever Jordan shoots the ball well it gives all of our team confidence, Butler said. To hold an SEC team to 55 points on its home court is significant.
The Gators shot 35.6 percent overall from the floor, while Ole Miss (10-5, 0-2 SEC) hit 38.1 percent overall and just 2-of-17 from the three-point arc.
UMs Nikki Byrd led the Rebels with 13 points and 11 rebounds, while Valencia McFarland added 13 points and Kenyotta Jenkins at 10 points and 10 rebounds, helping Ole Miss out-rebound Florida, 43-37, and snap the Gators 11 game run of winning the battle of the boards.
After Ole Miss cut Floridas halftime lead to five points, 37-32, the Gators used a 9-2 run to take a 46-34 advantage with 16:24 remaining, as Jordan Jones scored five during the span and Azania Stewart and Jennifer George both dropped in two.
The Rebels responded by scoring the next eight points of the game over a 4:20 span and closed within four points, 46-42, with 11:42 on the clock.
George halted the run with one free throw, but Ole Miss continued its march with an inside bucket from LaTosha Laws, as the Rebels crept within three points with 11:17 to go.
Florida had a couple chances to build on its lead, but missed chip shots inside and turned the ball over. Ole Miss couldnt take advantage and George ended both teams respective dry spells with an offensive rebound put-back with 9:07 remaining. George then converted one of two free throws and had the Gators ahead 50-44, before Florida turned up its defensive pressure and forced a shot clock violation with just under eight minutes remaining.
Jordan Jones came out hot from the media timeout and nailed her second three-pointer of the game and gave Florida a 53-44 lead with 7:37 remaining.
Ole Miss answered with a 5-0 run, capped by a three-point play from Nikki Byrd.
Azania Stewart (Wood Green, England) stepped out and hit a 12-foot jumper, before Byrd hit two more free throws and kept the Gator lead at four points, 55-51, with 4:19 to go.
Neither team could convert offensively for the next two minutes, before Jones canned a three-pointer in front of the Gator bench and lifted Florida to a 58-51 advantage with 3:13 on the clock.
Maggie McFerrin scored a deep bucket with 1:46 remaining and cut UFs lead to five with 1:46.
Lanita Bartley (Jacksonville, Fla.), who was hampered in the second half with an ankle sprain, hit one free throw with 38.8 seconds remaining and gave the Gators a 59-53 lead, but Ole Miss continued to press and Kenyotta Jenkins put back an offensive rebound and had the Rebels within four points with 17 seconds remaining.
Jones had a chance to seal the game at the line, but missed the front end of a one-and-one, giving life to the Rebels, who were unable to close the gap and the Gators walked off with their first SEC road win of the year.
Florida got off to a slow start, turning the ball over three times in its first four offensive possessions, while Ole Miss jumped out to a quick 9-2 lead. The Gators managed to attempt just three shots over the opening four-plus minutes of the game, while the Rebels connected on 4-of-10 during the early span.
The Rebels continued their game-opening spurt with another bucket and extended their lead to nine points.
Deana Allen (Houma, La.) ended the run with a three-pointer from the left side at the 14:32 mark and the teams traded buckets, with Floridas coming from Azania Stewart, who knocked down a 16-footer from straight away and ignited a 13-0 run over the next 5:06, as Allen, Jones and Andrea Vilaró Aragonés (Barcelona, Spain) also scored during the stretch and gave the Gators an 18-13 lead.
Jones scored seven points during the run, three of which came from a three-pointer, as she connected on deep for the 11th consecutive game, a streak tied for the 12th longest of its kind in program history.
Whitney Hameth finally ended the run as she collected a loose defensive rebound and ran the length of the court for a tough layin.
George came right back with a fastbreak bucket for the Gators, with one of Jaterra Bonds (Gainesville, Fla.) three assists of the first half.
Ole Miss then scored the next four points and closed within one point, 20-19, with 6:59 remaining. The team traded scores before the Gators ripped off a 10-0 run with eight points from George, who gave Florida a 32-21 lead, with 3:08 remaining in the period.
The hosts came right back with the next seven points and cut UFs lead to four points, 32-28, before Lily Svete (Granger, Ind.) scored the final five points of the half and the Gators headed into the halftime locker room with a 37-28 lead.
Eight different Gators scored during the first half, paced by 12 from George, who also collected six rebounds. Florida regrouped from a slow start and connected on 46.7 percent from the floor, hitting 14-of-30 overall and 3-of-7 from long range.
The Gators return to action on Sunday, playing host to South Carolina (13-2, 2-0 SEC) in the OConnell Center beginning at 2 p.m. ET. The radio broadcast of the game can be heard live in Gainesville on WBXY-FM 99.5 The Star and thru the internet at www.GatorZone.com, the official website of the Florida Gators. GatorVision Online also will provide live streaming video of the game, with the link to the feed at www.GatorZone.tv.
The Gamecocks upset No. 24/21 Vanderbilt, 65-55, on Thursday in Columbia, and have won seven consecutive games entering Sundays contest against the Gators. The 13-2 record is South Carolinas best start to a season since the 2002-03 squad opened 13-1.
Other SEC Scores from Thursday:
#10/9 KENTUCKY d. Arkansas, 84-72
SOUTH CAROLINA d. #24/21 Vanderbilt, 65-55
#6/7 TENNESSEE d. #15 Georgia, 80-51
Auburn d. ALABAMA, 65-55
LSU d. MISSISSIPPI STATE, 53-48
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Court junks indictment in Laughlin riot
Attorneys unsure of ruling's effect on motorcycle gang case
By ED VOGEL
Videotape shows part of a deadly brawl between rival motorcycle gang members in Laughlin in 2002.
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CARSON CITY -- The Nevada Supreme Court on a 7-0 vote threw out a murder indictment Monday brought against 14 members of the Hells Angels and Mongols motorcycle gangs involved in the 2002 Laughlin riot in which three gang members died.
Justices ruled that some lesser indictments such as assault and aiding and abetting filed against the motorcyclists can stand. But in many cases, the Clark County district attorney's office must go back to District Court and rewrite the indictments to state standards.
Both sides were unclear what the effect of the ruling would be.
District Attorney David Roger said two other murder indictments and several other counts still stand.
"Many charges still stand," he said. "I haven't had a chance to review the decision yet, but we will go back and redraft portions of the indictments as ordered by the court. They are the final word."
Las Vegas lawyer Tom Pitaro, who represents several Hells Angels, said the court threw out most of the conspiracy charges filed against the motorcyclists.
Because the charges were thrown out, Pitaro said, the district attorney's office cannot try any Hells Angels on charges they conspired to kill other Hells Angels. He said only Mongol Alexander Alcantar can be charged with two Hells Angels deaths.
Prosecutors have alleged in previous court hearings that Alcantar bears the most culpability because he was the triggerman in two of the deaths.
"I am not clear yet on a lot of what the court did," Pitaro said. "But from the Hells Angels perspective, I am very, very happy."
In tossing the murder charge brought against all 14 defendants, the court said the indictment does not make clear who committed the killing of Mongol Salvador Barrera.
"The count is unique among the three murder counts because it does not identify any specific defendant as having committed the offense," the justices said.
Barrera, 43, was stabbed to death in a riot on April 27, 2002, inside Harrah's during Laughlin's annual River Run. Shot to death in the riot were Hells Angels members Jeramie Bell, 27, and Robert Tumelty, 50.
"The count (concerning Barrera's slaying) lumps all of the defendants together and does not allege any facts differentiating the conduct of any of the defendants who were members of the respective groups," the court said in its opinion.
Because the indictment is not "sufficiently clear, definite and concise as to enable the defendants to properly defend against the accusation," the court ordered it stricken.
In a hearing before the court in November, Pitaro said the entire indictment was written in a way that would make it appear the Mongols and Hells Angles seemingly had worked together to kill and injure their own gang members.
In comparing the indictment with acceptable standards, he termed it "a grade-school drawing versus Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel."
Justices also threw out an indictment that charged the 14 motorcyclists conspired together to commit battery and breaches of the peace.
The court said prosecutors "failed to present slight or marginal evidence" that any agreement existed between all members of the two gangs. The court said the indictment must be taken to District Court and rewritten to state standards.
In the November hearing, Deputy Clark County Deputy District Attorney William Kephart said agreements exist among members of each gang that they must fight at any time.
"It is an ongoing conspiracy known by their members," he said in the court hearing.
Kephart could not be reached for comment late Monday.
But lawyer Dominic Gentile, who represented a Mongol defendant, said at the hearing the two gangs could not so much agree on the day of the week.
The court said that in many of the indictment counts, all 14 defendants were accused of assaulting "named victims and other unidentified human beings." Justices questioned how a grand jury could have issued indictments concerning acts against "unidentified human beings."
"Because no known victim testified what acts the defendants committed that placed him or her in reasonable apprehension of immediate bodily harm, we are concerned about what evidence, if any, the state presented to support these counts," justices wrote.
In making the decision to drop some charges now and order others rewritten, the Supreme Court said it acted to prevent a "considerable waste of judicial resources."
"The trial will undoubtedly be prolonged and costly to the state and defendants," the justices wrote. "Under these circumstances, judicial economy favors our intervention at this state of the proceedings to prevent a prolonged trial on any invalid charges, especially where a remand and retrial would likely be required on appeal from any resulting judgment of conviction."
The decision does not affect a similar federal court case involving 44 Hells Angels and Mongol members in connection with the Laughlin riot.
That case includes racketeering and firearms charges but does not include murder charges. Some of the defendants facing federal charges were indicted in the state case as well.
The Hells Angels named in the initial state indictment were Sohn Regas, Calvin Schaefer, Dale Leedom, Rodney Cox, Maurice "Pete" Eunice, James Hannigan, Raymond Foakes and Frederick Donahue. Mongols indicted were Roger Finney, Kenneth Dysart, Pedro Martinez Jr., Victor Ramirez, Benjamin Leyva and Alcantar.
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|Monsters for Opening Night Were (from
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Katy (Dark Hallway), Heidi (Dark Halway, Justin (Mr Insano),
Taryn (Dot), Vanessa (Boogie Man), David (Psycho Bob),
Hannah (Jason), Chris (PeeNut Butter Demon), Cole
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Shandy (Tarot Reader), Ashley (Bunny in Pumpkin Patch),
Stephie (KISS Creature), Kelly (your witchy host) :
Not Pictured - Russ (Tickets), Kerry (Hagatha), Megan (Hagatha's Assistant), Tim (Flying White Dragon); Louise (Parking Assistant)
Total Volunteers for the Night: 41
Oh my gosh! What a crazy night it was. We opened up for the first time this season. People were lined up at the door by 7:00pm. We had Jared Allen and Ryan Ihde from KLSS here doing a live radio remote that drew in tons of people. At one point throughout the night Jared and Ryan actually toured through the haunt with a group of girls LIVE ON THE AIR!! Talk about SCREAM!!! I wish I could have heard what that sounded like. Hagatha's Brew, our concession trailer outside, sold out of food by 11:00pm. They had flavored popcorn balls, cookies, sno cones (even though it was cold those sno cones were pretty popular!!), chili, Wisconsin cheese soup, BBQ beef burgers, hot dogs, chili dogs, nachos, walking tacos ...... and LOTS more! Hagatha said she NEVER thought she would sell that much food in one night! We had people go through the haunt then come out and grab a bite to eat and sit on the picnic table and watch all the other people come out screaming!! What a hoot!! Shandy, our tarot reader, was a HIT! She always had someone in her chair getting a reading. I had her do mine at the end of the night ..... it was FREAKY -- I don't even know this girl and she totally got me .... like she has known me forever. You have GOT to get out here next Saturday and try it out. It's amazing how accurate she actually is. There were so many things going on out here last night that it was hard to keep up with everything. There were several times where we had families go in and a few minutes later ...... families came out ..... with a few members crying. Just too much to handle!! Into the Pumpkin Patch they would go!! We had 8 peetalities last night -- not too bad for our monsters just getting the feel for scaring --- I can't wait to see what will happen next weekend now that we're REALLY good at scaring!!! I will give you all a little tip ....... if you're more faint of heart and just looking for a fun scare ..... come out around 7:00pm right when we open. Our monsters are just getting the feel for their positions and it's moderately scary. If you're wanting a REALLY good scare, I recommend coming around 9:ish ..... that's when the barn starts rocking. That's when the screams can be heard for miles. Last night we welcomed back a few unforgettable characters ..... Dr Death, Mr Insano, PeeNut Butter, The Grudge, Dot , Wee Wee Man, Scarecrow ...... and we welcomed in a few NEW characters sure to go down in history ...... Psycho Bob, Hannibal Lector, the Shower Creeper, and many more ......
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Dead End has finally reached his namesake– there is nowhere to run and nowhere to hide, especially once the Black Snake gets on his trails. As a wealthy vigilante, the Black Snake feels that it's his job to bring the deviously cunning Dead End to justice. But Dead End won't go easy. After some shocking revelations into his origin story, it becomes clear that Dead End is no run of the mill villain– he is a tried and true psychopath with sharp wit in place of emotions.
The misadventures of the most unlikeable villain you can't help but like continues this week in the pages of Bad Ass #3 (of 4). The story is written by Herik Hanna with translations by Fabrice Sapolsky and art by Bruno Bessadi. Gaetan Georges handles colors with Marshall Dillon providing lettering. The first two issues were a blast of irreverent fun, but how does the penultimate installment measure up?
Dead End killed the Green Dragon, defeated Amadeus Kitty, and stole a massive amount of diamonds. He completely humiliated the police force, and now he's laying low. The only problem is that his big, explosive heist didn't get the media attention he had hoped to get. On top of that, the dashing hero Black Snake is hot on his trail. The showdown is about to happen and there is still more backstory to learn about our dastardly protagonist. Will Dead End be able to outsmart Black Snake? Will he get the media attention he desires? What is the deal with his backstory?
Hanna writes another smart and witty story that sends up comic books in an entertaining way. This issue adds another layer to the narrative as we see more of Dead End's high school days and how things may not be everything they seem. Something has felt odd about the story from the get go, but now we may have just gotten a hint or two about it. Bessadi's art is incredibly clean with some sharp line work. It's that fine line between being just cartoony enough and still being based in reality. Things get even stranger with the introduction of Black Snake. Georges' colors help elevate the art and sell the various gags throughout the story. The art and colors really are in perfect step.
Bottom Line: This one is a little faster and a little more flashback heavy, but Bad Ass is still a really fun and funny story. With one issue left, it's going to be interesting to see what the final twist is. 4/5
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