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ATHENS-----The fifth-ranked Georgia Bulldogs are close to finalizing preparations for their upcoming Southeastern Conference road contest with Auburn.
Bulldog coach Mark Richt said practice has been going well this week as Georgia (8-1, 6-1 SEC) has a chance to clinch the Eastern Division title with a victory over the Tigers.
"We had another excellent day of practice, working on fundamentals and the gameplan," said Richt.
Richt indicated that junior guard Chris Burnette, who missed practice due to a shoulder injury again Wednesday, has a good chance to travel this week and possibly be ready. Sophomore Mark Beard has seen action at tackle and guardthis season while sophomore Wattts Dantzler and junior Austin Long have been getting "reps" at practice this week too.
"I'm not sure how we'd rotate the guys in there," Richt added. "I'm glad Mark has been getting an opportunity to play because the more he plays, he is getting more comfortable. After Mark, the two closest guys would be Watts and Austin."
With senior split end Marlon Brown now out for the year after going down with a knee injury last week against Ole Miss, Richt was asked about sophomore Chris Conley who looks to see more playing time.
"Chris works hard every day, he's in good condition and is comfortable going full speed because he knows what to do," said Richt. "He doesn't mind blocking, he can mix it up, and he's got good hands. I think he'll do well."
The Tigers (2-7, 0-6 SEC) garnered their second win of the season last week, posting a 42-7 decision over New Mexico State on the Plains. Meanwhile, Georgia dispatched Ole Miss 37-10 in Athens.
The Tigers play host to the Bulldogs Saturday at 7 p.m. ET (ESPN2). Auburn leads the series against Georgia with a 54-53-8 record. The Bulldogs have won seven of the last 10 meetings. The teams have met every year since 1944, and it is the Deep South's oldest rivalry.

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|Hospital is excited with specialty clinic additions
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Staff at Melissa Memorial Hospital and Family Practice of Holyoke are excited with the direction things are headed within the specialty clinic.
Three new providers have joined the specialty clinic within the last six months and MMH is excited to get them involved. The three additions bring providers up to 18 who are working inside the specialty clinic at MMH.
Dr. Theo Alkousakis is the latest addition to the staff. Alkousakis holds a dermatology clinic every month at MMH.
"His resume is unbelievable," specialty clinic director Mary Kay Knode said. "He's very community oriented. He's what I call my new age doctor."
Dr. Christy Young joined the specialty clinic in August and has a neurology clinic every month.
"We're very lucky to have her," Knode said. "She spends a lot of time with her patients. She's great."
Dr. Michael Shedd, pulmonology, also holds a monthly clinic at MMH.
"We're pretty proud of the services we have to offer," MMH administrator John Ayoub said.
Knode said the coordination of care within the specialty clinic is fantastic. "You've got your pulmonologist working with your cardiologist. The connection is there and it can all be done here at home."
Once the specialty clinic providers leave, Knode said the care within MMH continues. "That care for those patients, if they are still in the hospital, is provided by our own physicians.
Ayoub said there is a provider MMH can get a patient in touch with no matter what they are dealing with. "That speaks to the dedication of the organization to serve the needs of the community."
Specialty clinic providers and their schedules at Melissa Memorial Hospital include:
—Terry Cummings, audiology, monthly.
—Dr. Theo Alkousakis, dermatology, monthly.
—Dr. James Beckman, cardiology, monthly.
—Dr. John Drury, cardiology, twice a month.
—Deaun Carpenter FNP, coumadin, three times a month.
—Dr. Randy Taylor, Dr. Carol Langdoc and Dr. Jeff Chain, comprehensive ENT (ear, nose and throat), monthly.
—Dr. James Schiefen, general surgery, weekly.
—Dr. Christy Young, neurology, monthly.
—Dr. Sidney Adler, OB/Gyn, monthly.
—Dr. Thomas Lininger, oncology, monthly.
—Dr. Douglas Carter, ophthalmology, quarterly.
—Dr. Michael Hajek, orthopedic, monthly.
—Jodi Olson, pacemaker checks, quarterly.
—Dr. Lorin Brandon, podiatry, monthly.
—Dr. Michael Shedd, pulmonology, monthly.
—Dr. James Wolach, urology, monthly.
The specialty clinic also offers fatigue and sleep studies with a schedule that varies.
A schedule for the specialty clinic may be found on the Melissa Memorial Hospital website at www.melissamemorial.org, or every week in the Enterprise. For questions or to schedule an appointment, contact 854-2241 ext. 316.
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Wallace grad nominated for homecoming royaltyWallace graduate Curtis Perriotte-Olson of Campbelltown, Australia, is among the 48 candidates for Chadron State College's homecoming royalty competition. The contest, which is decided by an online vote of the student body, features 25 candidates for queen and 23 for king. The winners were to be announced during the spirit rally in Armstrong Gym on Thursday, Oct. 25, at 6:30 p.m. Each CSC club or organization was eligible to submit one female and one male student for the competition
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Country queen Dolly Parton performed to the biggest crowd ever amassed in front of Glastonbury's main stage, according to organizer Emily Eavis.
The veteran star appeared at the iconic British event on Sunday in a late afternoon slot, but she was clearly the biggest draw of the 2014 festival, attracting a huge audience that easily outnumbered those of main headliners Arcade Fire, Metallica and Kasabian.
Now Eavis, whose father Michael founded the festival in 1970, has praised the "9 to 5" hitmaker for her show-stealing gig and revealed Parton performed to the biggest ever crowd at the event.
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In a post on the official Glastonbury website, Eavis writes, "Oh, Dolly was the biggest crowd I've ever seen here. She is just a truly amazing live performer. Her voice was incredible… I don't think you can beat that performance as a perfect moment here at Glastonbury."
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Convivium, a new Peninsula chamber chorale directed by Eric Tuan, is scheduled to perform 8 p.m. Saturday at Los Altos United Methodist Church, 655 Magdalena Ave.
Presented by the National Association of Composers, USA, the concert will feature new choral works by NACUSA members Sondra Clark, Anne Baldwin, Greg Bartholomew, John Beeman, Nancy Deussen, Matthew H. Field, Brian Holmes, Elizabeth Lim, Greg Steinke and Dale Victorine. Clark is a Los Altos resident.
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Thank you, Mr. Chairman, for holding today's hearing on Racism in the 21st century. We are witnessing an increase in hate crimes in Ukraine and Russia and efforts to institutionalize racial profiling in Italy by fingerprinting Roma. The European Union cites continuing discrimination in the areas of employment, housing, education, healthcare, and even sports for a number of minority populations. My statement from the Commission hearing on "Black Europe" further details these problems. These ongoing issues dictate the necessity of this hearing and the implementation of solutions.
Some years ago, Chairman Hastings and I, along with our former chairman, Mr. Smith, and other members of this Commission called for an OSCE response to anti-Semitic violence and other forms of intolerance. I am proud to note that in 2004, the OSCE established three Personal Representatives whose sole purpose is to combat racism, anti-Semitism, discrimination against Muslims, and religious intolerance. I am pleased that Ms. Anastasia Crickley, the Personal Representative on Racism, Xenophobia, and religious intolerance is able to be here with us today.
In 2004, the OSCE also established the Tolerance and Non-Discrimination Unit within its Office of Democracy and Human Rights or ODIHR. Since that time, ODIHR has:
• Published 3 annual reports on Hate Crimes in the OSCE region
• held 8 major conferences and meetings on the issue of combating racism and other forms of intolerance
• provided educational, legislative assistance and capacity-building programs to a number of OSCE participating States to combat intolerance
• initiated the Tolerance and Non-Discrimination Information System, which provides information on countries' efforts to combat intolerance and inequality
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I hope that today our esteemed witnesses can offer insight on what more we might do to encourage OSCE government compliance with these commitments with the aim of countering inequalities, lessoning intergroup tensions, and upholding the principle of equal rights and self-determination enshrined in the 1975 Helsinki Final Act.
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"It's a little stressful. This is the only block on our street without power, so hopefully it will be back on soon," said Bob Maher.
Over the next few days we'll be dealing with floods, power outages and lots of clean-up. The silver lining is that not all us have four kids stuck in a house with next-to-nothing to do.
Maher shared, "It's real nervewracking now. The kids are not behaving. This is our only source of heat."
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ATLANTA - Atlanta Thrashers Right Winger Chris Thorburn says he's just as in the dark as the fans when it comes to the rumors about the sale of his team and the possibility of moving the city's NHL franchise to Winnipeg.
During an interview with 11Alive News Saturday, Thornburn criticized the Thrashers ownership group, Atlanta Spirit. "It's discouraging to know they're not behind us. They're trying to dump us," he said. "That makes a guy mad."
Thorburn also criticized NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman, who has not visiting Atlanta while rumors of the sale of Thrashers to Winnipeg's True North Sports have swirled. "You'd like to see the guy at the head of the league present. So it's kind of discouraging," Thorburn said.
The 27-year-old Thorburn has spent the past four seasons with the Atlanta Thrashers. "We've made Atlanta home," he said of his wife and child.
"Atlanta's a great hockey town. There's no reason to not stay here," Thorburn said. "You just don't want to pick up and leave for the wrong reasons."
"At the same time, Winnipeg's Canada and when you think about Canada, you think about hockey," Thorburn conceded.
During the interview with 11Alive News, Thorburn acknowledged to lackluster performance of the Thrashers over the past decade. The team has only made the playoffs once and was knocked out in the first round after just four games.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Thursday proposed banning artificial trans fat in processed food, a move that was welcomed by public health advocates but which rattled vegetable oil markets and pushed prices down sharply.
The FDA said reducing partially hydrogenated oils (PHOs) from the American diet could prevent 7,000 deaths from heart disease each year.
If its proposal becomes final, the oils, the primary dietary source of artificial trans fat, would be considered food additives and could not be used in food unless authorized.
The ruling would not affect naturally occurring trans fat that occurs in small amounts in certain meat and dairy products, the agency said.
The FDA's proposal is subject to a 60-day public comment period.
Trans fats are common in a wide range of processed foods including crackers and cookies, frozen pizza and refrigerated dough, coffee creamers and ready-to-use frosting, said Mical Honigfort, a consumer safety officer at FDA.
The American Heart Association lauded the actions as a step forward in battling heart disease.
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Hydrogenation is a chemical process that converts liquid vegetable oils into solid or semi-solid fats, which are preferred for baking and have a longer shelf life.
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I am a Colorado resident. I've done a lot of backpacking. Now I'd like to do some armed backpacking and hopefully bag a mule deer or elk. I have never hunted before. I have no preference pts. Just got my hunter safety card. I own a .270.
My wife is newly pregnant. If things go well, we'll be having our second child this November. So, she wants me to draw an early tag. I see there is one early season mule deer rifle tag I might be able to draw without pts for unit 47 in the Hunter/Fryingpan wilderness.
I am also looking at the muzzleloader season (though I haven't fired one since a sidelock in scout camp 25 years ago). It appears I can draw both buck deer and bull elk tags with no points for units 45 (Holy Cross wilderness), 18 (Troublesome roadless area), and 15 (Sarvis Creek wilderness) I think I have a 60% chance for bull elk tags in 43 (Maroon Bells wilderness) and units 75/751 (Weminuche) and I can draw buck deer tags in both of them. Finally, I could also draw an either sex elk tag for unit 14 (Mt. Zierkel wilderness) and a doe tag just in case (but not a buck tag).
I know that is a lot of options. Sorry. I would like to hunt up as high as I can (as long as there are still deer or elk there) as I like alpine scenery. I would also like to get away from other hunters as much as possible. Any areas with beaver ponds or small streams where a fly rod would come in handy would also be a plus just in case I don't see any big game.
I am also interested in any recommendations for an outfitter or someone who could help me pack out an elk. I don't have the cash to pay for a guided hunt, but I hope to find someone I can contact for help packing out an animal. I'm sure I can handle a mule deer myself over 2-3 trips, but I don't know if I can get an elk out of the backcountry before the meat spoils.
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|Work to begin soon on new Palisade fire hall
|Written by Wauneta Breeze
|Thursday, 24 April 2014 00:00
Drawings for the new Palisade fire hall include four bays for emergency vehicles that will ease emergency vehicle exit from the building. It will also feature a meeting room, radio room, storage and restrooms. Construction is set to begin this week on the new building with an anticipated completion date of Oct. 15, 2014. (Courtesy Graphics | W Design Associates)
New fire hall will better fit
Palisade Fire and Rescue
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be completed Oct. 15, 2014
By Sheri Hink-Wagner
The Wauneta Breeze
Palisade Fire and Rescue will soon have a new fire hall thanks to a $332,000 direct loan from the USDA's community facilities program. C & S Construction of Grant will build the new fire hall. Construction is set to begin as early as this week and to be completed by Oct. 15, 2014.
Tom Monnahan, secretary/treasurer for the Rural Fire District, said the group has been talking about a new building for about eight years. The current building used by Palisade Fire and Rescue has grown too small for their operation. The current building houses two ambulances, two pumpers, two grass rigs, two tankers and a rescue truck currently.
Palisade Fire and Rescue keep an ambulance parked front and center so it can exit the building quickly when called. This means that when there is a fire call it is sometimes necessary to move vehicles out of the building in order to take the appropriate vehicle out.
The new 80x100-foot metal construction fire hall will allow for quicker access to emergency vehicles by Palisade Fire and Rescue members. It will also include space for a radio room, meeting room with kitchen, storage and restrooms.
The new construction will also include a concrete pad in front for rescue team members to wash vehicles. They currently have no space to wash vehicles and are forced to do so in the street. The current building will be given to the Village of Palisade.
The loan has a 40-year term with a 4.375 percent interest rate. Matching funds for the project include $75,000 from the rural fire district and a previous USDA rural development loan of $333,000. Monnahan said the balance of the loan will be paid by a bond.


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Things to see and do - Heiligendamm
Leaving for Germany
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Heiligendamm Travel guide
Heiligendamm : Michelin's recommendations
This is Germany's first spa town. It was founded in 1793 by the Duke of Mecklemburg, Friedrich Franz I. The fine architecture evokes the city's splendid past as a spa resort.


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Modern Muscle with a 5-Speed Manual InstallWritten by on January 1, 2005 Contributors: Muscle Car Restorations Installing modern manual Mopar muscle with Keisler five-speed upgrade
Making your Mopar a more "modern" style vehicle does not mean you haveto add 20-inch wheels, and/or drastically change the appearance of yourcar. We realize that your interest in muscle cars leans toward the stocklooking cars. But, does that mean you can't upgrade your car to handleand perform like a true 21st-century ride? Mopars are a hot commoditythese days, and more and more older Mopars are being modified toresemble a stock appearance than ever. It sounds strange that we say,"modified to resemble stock", but it's true. The classic look of thesecars, matched with new technology is a terrific combination. But, how isa balance achieved? Car owners are taking the necessary steps to retainthe timeless looks of a classic Mopar, but are updating, to make thatclassic drive similar to, or better than, a much later model.
But driving a vintage muscle car with the original four speed and steepgears at sustained high speeds on the interstates, quickly bringsseveral problems to light. The high rpm you experience with an older,non-overdriven transmission causes driver fatigue and poor fuel economy,and it contributes to reduce engine life. If you swap rear end gears, ora complete differential, to a long-legged (low-numerical) setup,acceleration is severely sacrificed.
So, what's a guy to do? Enter Keisler Automotive Engineering and theirlineup of five- and six-speed transmission installation systems.Keisler's kits are based on new Tremec five-speeds and six-speedtransmissions. These transmissions have large diameter and widthchrome-moly steel gears, quiet and efficient tapered roller bearings,all chrome-moly steel shafts, short throw internal shifters, and thanksto a pressure die-cast alloy ribbed case, a trim weight of just99-pounds for the five-speed, and 138-pounds for the six-speed.Keisler's kits are custom-engineered to fit a specific application, andthe kits are shipped with all necessary installation parts, including alightweight balanced chrome-moly driveshaft.
The advantages of late-model transmissions are, you get fasteracceleration in first gear with either a 2.97:1 or 2.66:1 low gear forgreat around-town drivability, and spine-tingling acceleration at thestab of the throttle. You reap the highway benefits of a low rpm,overdrive fifth, and sixth gears--gearing that will drop the rpm levelsat an interstate-friendly 75-80 m.p.h. to below what was previouslyturned at a meager 55-m.p.h. No old Mopar has ever been accused of beinga fuel miser, but in this day of premium unleaded nudging $2.50 pergallon, every increased mile per gallon counts.
We think there are some very good reasons to consider converting from anearly-model stock trans, either four-speed or automatic, to one ofKeisler's Tremec five- or six-speeds, so, let's see what it actuallytakes to make the switch.
Our Thoughts
If plan on driving your muscle car, be it a Mopar, Ford, or Chevrolet,the Keisler five-and six-speed transmission conversion is probably oneof the best upgrades you can make. Now, we don't want to blow smoke upanyone's you-know-what, so this kit will involve a fair amount of workto install. Do not let that deter you from purchasing this kit. KeislerAutomotive goes to great lengths, to make the kit as complete aspossible. If you can follow directions, and have a mediocre amount ofmechanical aptitude, this can be accomplished in a couple days time. Ifyou have more than a mediocre amount of mechanical ability, the timewill be shortened. For those of you that still feel it is above yourgrasp, Keisler can even schedule your car into their shop, and do theinstall for you. So, what are you waiting for?
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What's a guy to do if he/she has a car that is this nice? Drive it ofcourse! By adding a Keisler Automotive five-speed manual conversion, youcan have all this horsepower, steep gears, and still be able to driveit. Believe it or not, we did on the 2004 Power TourA new, not rebuilt, Tremec is the heart of the conversion. Completingthe swap is a balanced chrome-moly driveshaft, custom cross-member,speedometer cable, wiring, and mounting hardware.After removing the exhaust, stock transmission, bell housing, clutch andflywheel, the install can begin. Install the new flywheel, and torque itto specs. If you're replacing a manual transmission, you will need toremove the old pilot bushing. A heavy-duty needle-roller pilot bearingis supplied, and carefully fitted into the recess of the crankshaft. Thepilot bearing plays a very important role in transmission life bysupporting its input shaft within the crankshaft. Roller style bearingsoffer a much longer life than the oil-impregnated bushings ofyesteryear. The pressure plate and clutch disk were installed next. Itis important not to over-torque the bolts, and to use the alignment toolto center the disk on the crankshaft so transmission installation willgo smoothly. The Hays-manufactured diaphragm pressure plate shown,offers positive engagement with reduced pedal effort compared to theBorg & Beck three-finger type that was used originally.If you do not plan on voiding the warranty, the bellhousing-to-crankshaft alignment must be checked and recorded. This keepsthe crankshaft and transmission input shaft running in alignment witheach other. When aligning the centerline, if the alignment is out ofspec, the straight dowel pins are removed from the block, and replacedwith correcting/offset dowel pins. Keisler supplies these and a low-costdial indicator set for aligning the bell housing, in case you don't haveone.Moving up into the cockpit, we need to make a small transmission tunnelmodification. Using the supplied template/cover plate, you will need tocut the tunnel for the transmission to fit.After cutting the required hole, test fit the transmission to make sureyou have enough clearance around the opening.With the transmission fitted, you will need to install the Keislersupplied cover. This cover comes as a flat piece of metal with theshifter hole already made. You will however need to make the appropriatebends to fit it to your tunnel. Now, you can either attach the coverwith screws, pop-rivets, or weld it in place.(above & right) Before the final installation of the transmission, you will need toinstall throw out bearing. In this application, we chose to use ahydraulic clutch kit from Keisler. Set up the bearing using the suppliedspacers, and follow direction explicitly. Hurrying now will only cause aproblem with operation later.
Here you can see that the shifter boot is attached. If it the boot looksstock to you, that's because it is. When finished, the Keisler kitreally looks like a factory-installed transmission.One thing you will need to do if your car already had a manualtransmission is to replace the carpeting. The shifter location is movedto the right, and the new shifter will not line up with the hole in thecarpet.(above & below left) To activate the hydraulic throw out bearing, we need to install theactuator. The actuator installs into the factory clutch-rod hole, andattaches with screws; next, attach the actuator arm to the pedal. If younotice something missing in the image, you have a good eye. Whenever youinstall a diaphragm style clutch, you should remove the over-centerspring, as it may cause issues since the diaphragm style is much easierto operate.To connect the actuator to the throw out bearing, Keisler supplies ahigh-quality steel-braided line. The supplied cover is placed over theclutch fork hole, and the line is fed through it to the bearing.(above & below left) To get the fluid to the actuator, you need a reservoir. A bracket ismounted to the firewall, by attaching at the master cylinder bolts.Next, mount the reservoir to the bracket and run the hose to theactuator. When you have all the lines installed correctly, bleed theactuator cylinder per the instructions.


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In Park City, we get a sneak peek at 2013 model-year bikes from Pivot, Intense, Surly, Ritchey and others.--Ron Koch
Intense unveiled the Carbine last year as a 26-inch model, but thanks to the bike's G1 dropouts, it also accepts 27.5-inch wheels. According to Intense founder Jeff Steber, the 17-inch-long chainstays are the same length as those on the company's dedicated 27.5-inch Tracer frame. Going to the large wheels won't reduce suspension travel, either—riders still get full squish from the 5.5-inch and 6-inch modes on this adjustable-travel model. The Carbine is available now, but the 27.5-inch dropouts won't be ready until October.


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Glacier National Park in spotlight of July/August issue
Our fourth issue of 2014 is taking readers into the heart of one of the most special places on earth (at least us Montanans think so): Glacier National Park.
As you can see on our cover, we've got some gorgeous and amazing features to share.
Mountain goats, you should know, are under observation in Glacier as park officials continue a three year study to determine how the increased visitor numbers are affecting the goats.
We'll also show you how, after 100 years, the remaining operating chalets in Glacier are thriving.
And we'll take you on a ride on the famous Red Jammers inside Glaicer. How does that compare to a ride on the iconic yellow buses in Yellowstone National Park? Read our feature to find out.
There's more. We've got sugar beets, a glimpse at how a few artisans are crafting a living with handmade products, and a look at three families that have farmed their land for more than a century.
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Recently we headed up to Manchester to join the fashion elite for Vogue Fashion's Night Out.
Our in store style advisors were inviting guests into the Superdry store in Mancher Arndale shopping centre to view our recently launched AW13 collection as well as the much loved Superdry and Timothy Everest Sebiro Collection.
With the chance to win a women's Timothy Everest jacket, guests were treated to complimentary make overs and manicures and could get themselves a free beauty gift!
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This version of pork chops that are breaded with almond meal is a recipe I first posted back in 2005, and it's a favorite of my niece Kara, her husband Tim, and their adorable kids Cooper, Sophie, and Quinn. (Hi guys!) When Kara told me a while ago how much her family liked these pork chops, I realized that the photo I'd taken with my very first point-and-shoot digital camera really did need to be updated, and when I made these again recently with Jake, I remembered how good they are!
The almond meal used for the breading here adds a delicious layer of flavor, and also makes this recipe gluten-free as well as very low in carbs. I'd say this recipe is a winner in lots of ways!
Low-Carb Grain-Free Breaded Pork Chops with Mustard Sauce
2 thick boneless pork chops
salt/pepper for seasoning pork chops
Penzey's Pork Chop Seasoning for seasoning pork chops (optional, but good. If you don't want to buy this, season the pork chops with a tiny bit of garlic powder.)
1/4 cup almond meal
1-2 T olive oil (will depend on your pan)
1/2 cup chicken stock
3 T half and half or milk
1 T Dijon mustard (or less, can also use milder flavored mustard if desired)
Season pork chops on both sides with a tiny bit of salt, pepper, and Penzey's pork chops seasoning (or garlic powder). Put almond meal in a flat bowl and press pork chop into it, sprinkling almond meal over both sides of pork chop and pressing on until you have an even coating on each pork chop.
Heat olive oil with medium-high heat in pan big enough to hold all pork chops, then add pork chops and saute over medium heat until well browned and cooked through, about 8 minutes. Turn them a couple of times and be sure not to have the heat too high or the almond meal will burn. Quite a bit of the coating will fall off, but don't worry, there will still be enough left on to give a good brown color to the pork chops. The part that falls off gives a delicious nutty flavor to the sauce
South Beach Diet / Low-Carb Diet Suggestions:
Years after I posted the recipe I found that nut flours are technically not allowed for phase one, but since you're only eating the small amount of almond flour that sticks to one pork chop which is not more than the daily allowed amount of nuts, I still would eat this for phase one. Obviously, don't have other nuts as a snack on the day you eat this, since they're a limited food. The recipe should be suitable for most low-carb diet plans.
Find More Recipes Like This One:
Nutritional Information? I chose the South Beach Diet to manage my weight partly so I wouldn't have to count calories, carbs, points, or fat grams, but if you want nutritional information for a recipe, I recommend entering the recipe into Calorie Count, which will calculate it for you.
More Tasty Ideas with Pork Chops:
(Recipes from other blogs not always South Beach Diet friendly; check ingredients.)
Milk-Braised Pork Chops from Kalyn's Kitchen
Pan-Fried and Roasted Pork Chops with Apricot-Dijon Glaze from Kalyn's Kitchen
Maple-Planked Rosemary and Lemon Pork Chops from Cooking on the Side
Maple-Brined Pork Chops from Leite's Culinaria
Skillet Boneless Pork Chops with Rosemary Peaches from Food Blogga
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CONCORD TOWNSHIP -- The Pink Heals Tour 2011 will be making their first stop to Northeast Ohio on Wednesday (Sept. 7)at the Concord Township Fire Station #1, bringing their pink fire truck and fire suits to help raise awareness about cancer in women.
The Pink Heals Tour is a non-profit organization created by a group of firefighters with the mission to raise awareness about cancer in women.
Unlike other charity events, Pink Heals does not solely support breast cancer. They assist in bringing awareness and helping educate the community on all cancers that can affect women.
The firefighters who tour America in their bright pink fire truck bring along with them the signatures of thousands of cancer survivors and stories of hope from courageous women who have battled the disease.
The Pink Heals Tour organization does not accept proceeds from any of the events they attend - instead asking that all money goes to supporting women.
The event in Concord will take place at 11600 Concord-Hambden Road, in Concord Township, from 11:00 am until 9:00 pm. It will be a health and wellness setting that organizers are striving to include everything from health screens and a blood drive, to information and educational booths, to food and entertainment vendors.
To date, the following organizations or business have confirmed their support: Lake Health, Hillcrest Hospital, American Red Cross, American Cancer Society and the Ireland Cancer Center. The day long entertainment will include live bands, a Lake County Sheriff's Office K-9 demonstration, MedEvac, a balloon release and, of course, the Pink Heals Tour fire truck.


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After last year's taxpayer uprising over the city budget, city councillors got the message, says Coun. Murray Blight (Victoria).
There will be more opportunities for public input into the 2013 city budget — this time around, taxpayers are invited to show up at a roundtable discussion about the upcoming budget on Thursday, Nov. 22.
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Although most companies recognize the current disconnect in addressing market change, internal efforts to respond are posting mixed results. Why? Complacency may be one reason. Executing a fundamental redesign in the approach to managed markets is not an exercise in tinkering. The goal is not to marginally increase effectiveness, but to commit to building an organization that can solve customer problems and create business-to-business (B2B) partnerships for mutual advantage. This will require the managed care market team to assume more of a leadership role inside the company, coordinate cross-functional solutions, and obtain appropriate funding and resources. Both the organization's external focus and internal dynamics must evolve—and the faster the better. There's much more to it than manipulating an organizational chart or moving a few bodies around.
Managed Markets and Healthcare Reform: Ready for Change?


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94.1 Antigo is on the air thanks in large part to your prayers and financial support. It officially went on the air in the spring of 2006. 94.1 is a translator that rebroadcasts the signal of WGNV, to Antigo, Aniwa, Mattoon, and other communities within about a 10 mile radius.
If you benefit from listening to 94.1 Antigo, we need your help in keeping this station on the air as we have on-going tower rental and utility expenses. Credit card donations can be made on-line (by clicking donate button below) or by calling our office at 800-236-0885. Visa, Master Card and Discover cards are accepted. Credit card donations can be one-time or recur monthly. Recurring monthly charges are usually on the 10th of each month. Another option is Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) a donation which is transferred directly from your checking or savings account to The Family. EFT's can be one-time or recur monthly. Please print, complete and return the Electronic Fund Transfer authorization form to begin an EFT. Recurring EFT's are usually on the 10th of each month.
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ARAVAN EVI is a traditional Turkish-style village boutique hotel and restaurant. Owned and run by the Yazgan family, this former Yazgan home had been fully restored and converted into a boutique hotel in 2002.
Your home in Cappadocia Turkey
We ensure that all guests feel like they are 'home away from home'
during their stay at Aravan Evi Cappadocia. All our hotel rooms are well furnished and offer a cozy atmosphere. Our boutique hotel and restaurant boast a great view of the Ayvali village in Urgup, Cappadocia. We have a terrace where you can sit and breathe in the peacefulness of our small Turkish village in cappadocia.
Also, We have a small jeep for make tour to old cappadocia villages and our organic gardens. Please ask more deteils for our Jeep tours options in cappadocia. These services never around touristic area, We choose best part of poor and secret area.
We will happy to arrange Cappadocia jeep tours to farms.
Our well-acclaimed restaurant offers Tandir-style, home-cooked food prepared by Mr Yazgans's wife. All fruit and vegetables are picked from our very own Eco Garden.
ARAVAN EVI is an excellent choice for guests seeking a place to rest after days of touring and marvelling Cappadocia, which is unique in the world and a miraculous nature wonder.
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Messianic Jewish Monthly Shabbat Service at New Heritage Community
Saturday, 23 February, 2013|
Join us for a Spirit-filled, Messianic Jewish worship service led by Messianic Rabbi Fred Lessans. A lively and reverent experience, with teaching, focused on the Jewish roots of the faith. A "one new man" gathering of Jewish and Gentile believers.
New Heritage Community
9005 Chevrolet Drive, Suite B
Ellicott City, MD 21042
Ellicott City, MD 21042
Event ContactFred Lessans
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Natural skin care products are just as effective as their harsh counterparts. The difference is that they offer milder solutions to everyday skin care needs, so you never need to stress over the potential for harmful side effects when you choose certain styles of skin care formulations. In fact, the entire line of Pevonia Botanica Exfoliators has been created with natural ingredients, so they offer a wonderful opportunity to receive the skin care that you need without exposing your skin to harmful ingredients like artificial colors, lanolin, mineral oil, alcohol, or artificial fragrances. You can also be assured that none of the Pevonia Botanica Exfoliators has been tested on animals.
Delivering remarkable results that are clearly visible, the collection of high performing Pevonia Botanica Exfoliators delivers immediate results that include the improvement of your dermal vitality. Please take the time to look at this selection of Pevonia Botanica Exfoliators and find one that seems as though it will meet the needs of your skin. Spa-like quality has never been closer for your skin than with this brand, one that is always striving to deliver the best.
Who doesn't want skin that beams with radiant beauty and glows with refreshing clarity? After all, having beautiful skin is one of the goals of completing a good skin care routine. Each of the existing Pevonia Botanica Exfoliators has been carefully formulated to produce high performance in its results, rejuvenating the youthful appearance of your countenance as it eliminates the buildup of impurities and spent cells within the skin's pores as well as upon the surface area of your skin.
Featuring an exceptionally high performing solution for the elimination of blackheads, dead skin cells, and other surface impurities, Pevonia Speciale Enzymo-Spherides Peeling Creme offers the benefit of advanced technology that encapsulates enzymes in micro-spherides. Becoming active once they are applied to the skin, these enzymes readily remove the impurities that can clog pores and dull the natural radiance of the skin. Along with papaya and pineapple enzymes, this luxurious exfoliating cream contains the benefits of calendula and ginkgo.
Who said exfoliating your skin had to be unpleasant? No one! With the indulgent formulation offered by Pevonia Silky Skin Body Scrub, you can enjoy the gentle elimination of impurities, dead skin cells, and the residual traces of makeup and skin care products from your skin. This lavish cream features a grainy texture that successfully scrubs off dirt and grime with a gentleness that helps to maintain your skin's natural radiance. Roughness is eliminated as fresh skin cell growth is revealed through this body scrub that contains rosemary, allantoin, sage, and jojoba beads.


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If you're one of the many men who are dealing with thinning hair, fear not! You can now bail on the bad comb-over. The road to thicker, plumper, more luscious locks is here. Early intervention is the key so if you're noticing more hair on your brush or comb and a shiny spot or two showing through up top, it's time to take action. Hair loss most commonly results from hormonal changes but other factors can contribute as well. The most effective solutions prevent hair from falling out in addition to stimulating new growth. Keep in mind that your hair will not grow back over night. It's important to establish a hair loss regimen that will gradually thicken and restore your hair over time.
Choose here from a variety of hair treatments designed to increase hair volume, strengthen and invigorate your hair while supplying your hair follicles with essential nutrients. Hair tonics are designed to enhance your hair's luster and shine while re-energizing and moisturizing your scalp. Strengthening conditioners are also just a click away, ready to restore health and essential hydration to your manly mane, leaving your hair softer and more manageable.


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For a quick alternative to the cooked fresh chicken, use chopped chicken from a rotisserie chicken purchased at your local supermarket. Add to pizza along with the cooked vegetables and cheese before baking as directed.
Prepare as directed, substituting 1 pkg. (8 oz.) VELVEETA Mild Cheddar Flavor Shredded Pasteurized Process Cheddar Cheese Food for the shredded triple Cheddar cheese.
Prepare using KRAFT Mexican Style Finely Shredded Cheddar Jack Cheese.
* Nutrition information is estimated based on the ingredients and cooking instructions as described in each recipe and is intended to be used for informational purposes only. Please note that nutrition details may vary based on methods of preparation, origin and freshness of ingredients used.
Teriffic! Followed the recipe exactly, followed the shortcut and used leftover rotisserie chicken which made it really quick and easy. Loved it! Definitely Will make again, but will decrease the amount of green pepper and increase the amount of onion just as personal preference.
This was a huge hit in my family, not your ordinary pizza
I don't usually like anything w/ bbq sauce, but this was delicious! I took leftovers to work for lunch the next day and everyone was jealous.
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Thursday lineup vs. Rays
Tampa Bay is in town tonight for a 7:10 start. The Rays have clinched a playoff spot and are battling the Yankees for the A.L. East title.
Florida native Zack Greinke has defeated all of K.C.'s American League opponents in his career with the exception of one – the Rays. Zack is on the mound tonight looking for that first win vs. Tampa Bay…here's the lineup:
(Blanco – RF), (Aviles – 2B), (Butler – 1B), (Ka'aihue – DH), (Betemit – 3B), (Gordon – LF), (Betancourt – SS), (Pena – C), (Dyson – CF), (Greinke – P)


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Save 50 calories and 7g of fat, including 5g of saturated fat, per serving by preparing with 2% Milk VELVEETA.
Prepare using frozen chopped spinach; frozen cauliflower, chopped; or frozen asparagus spears, chopped.
Microwave onions and butter in 2-qt. microwaveable casserole or bowl on HIGH 30 sec. to 1 min. or until onions are crisp-tender. Add remaining ingredients; mix well. Microwave 6 to 8 min. or until VELVEETA is completely melted and soup is heated through, stirring every 4 min.
* Nutrition information is estimated based on the ingredients and cooking instructions as described in each recipe and is intended to be used for informational purposes only. Please note that nutrition details may vary based on methods of preparation, origin and freshness of ingredients used.
I hope this is the recipe from inside the Velveeta box lid! I made this a while ago - forgot to keep it - and now am searching for it! I did add more broccoli and some additional milk. I have loved Velveeta for decades and this was a perfect comfort soup!
I could eat this everyday all day it is soooo good. However, I switched regular diced tomatoes for the ones with the green chiles as I don't like a bite in my cheesy brocolli soup. And unlike ther "real thing" it is not high in carbs and does not drive my blood sugar through the roof.
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ATLANTA, Ga. - Last month Georgia voters made it clear they favor charter schools.
So does the Fulton County School System, but on Tuesday it decided to cut ties with another charter school that it said had gone too far.
"We feel that the school can no longer meet its obligations to students as envisioned by the charter," Chief Innovation and Strategy Officer Ken Zeff told the school board about Fulton Science Academy High School.
During a five hour hearing, he and other staffers recommended the system's relationship with the Alpharetta charter school be terminated next June 30th.
It's the same fate that happened to companion Fulton Science Academy Middle School earlier this year for many of the same reasons.
Charter School Liaison Laura Stowell outlined a case of poor governance, default on a $19-million bond, students paying for core classes on line, lack of cooperation with auditors and too few students.
She and Zeff said even though the school has new leadership and new board members, they felt it was in "a hole too deep to climb out of."
"All of this comes as a bit of a surprise to this school, hearing all the hyperbole we've heard this morning about a school in downward spiral...not true," said Fulton Science Academy High School's attorney, Rocco Testoni.
Supporters pointed to the science academy's good accreditation, high scores and numerous awards.
But after hearing all the evidence, Fulton County's School Board voted unanimously to terminate the charter next summer.
Superintendent Robert Avossa said it's important that charter schools receiving tax dollars be held accountable.
"Since 2007 this district has been bringing issues and concerns to this group and they've not been resolved and so at some point we've got to take action," he added.
Faced with moving their students back into regular high schools, many science academy parents hope the State Board of Education, which has the final say on the termination, will still save their school.
Fulton Science Academy still has an elementary campus, which county school officials say they're also keeping an eye on.
No word yet on whether it could suffer the same fate as the middle and high school.


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Profile: Vivian Colon
Having been born in Puerto Rico, I thought I wanted to serve as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Latin America. But the Peace Corps no longer has English language programs there. As it turns out, I was happy that I was invited to Turkmenistan, a former Soviet Republic in Central Asia. I would never have known anything about this region if I had not been placed here.
What attracted me to the Peace Corps was a romantic view of adventure. I ended up becoming a Peace Corps Volunteer in part because of my mother. She was always telling us to push ourselves, keep on reaching. So I wanted to do something more than just finish school and go to work. This was a phenomenal opportunity to go somewhere completely different and do something for other people. As an anthropology major, I love learning about different cultures and diversity. It is just fascinating to me.
My primary job is to teach English to high school students. They know Russian and Turkmen, but if they learn English, that can help open up their economy. I share a house with a Turkmen family: a mother, father, grandmother, and six siblings. Having lived in the suburbs all my life, it's so different for me to live on a farm with a camel, cows, sheep, ducks, and chickens. I am also not used to such a large family, but it's nice to have all these people together, helping each other.
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NORTH COUNTY A yearlong operation that sent three young sheriff's deputies undercover at North County high schools for months at a time ended Tuesday morning with the arrests of 16 students, former students and adults on drug sales charges.
The sting, dubbed "Operation A Team," aimed to stem drug overdose deaths and abuse among teens in Poway, San Marcos and Ramona.
The operation was seen as a way to be more proactive following the highly publicized deaths of Poway teens in 2009 and 2011.
The three undercover deputies posed as transfer students at Poway, Mission Hills, Abraxas and Ramona high schools, some for as long as six months, taking tests, attending classes and inserting themselves into student life.
The deputies bought a variety of drugs — marijuana, cocaine, heroin, oxycodone and hydrocodone — on and off campus, and even in a classroom, Sheriff Bill Gore said.
They also heard discussions about marijuana and prescription drug use at parties, and learned how prevalent social media is in setting up drug buys.
The widespread availability of prescription drugs to teenagers was perhaps most disconcerting, Gore said.
"They get their start right out of the medicine cabinet in their homes," he said. Once hooked, teens sometimes move on to heroin, which provides a similar high at a cheaper price.
"A sad commentary is that these are very affluent high schools. This is not an inner city problem. It's a problem countywide," Gore said.
For the most part, the deputies were able to keep their covers secret from all but the school superintendents.
The sting culminated early Tuesday, when numerous law enforcement officers from narcotics and gang task forces aided the Sheriff's Department in serving 19 arrest warrants relating to the investigation.
Five teens were arrested at Poway, Mt. Carmel, Ramona and Mission Hills high schools, while a teenage boy was arrested at his Poway home. Ten adults were arrested, and three others remain outstanding.
Gore said the operation stirred a mix of emotions.
"It was sad in a way that it was that easy for the undercover deputies to make these purchases," he said. "Yet positive in that now we have a good base and good educational tools to take back to the school districts ... and talk about how we can make our schools safer."
The operation also provided intelligence on larger drug suppliers in the county that investigators are continuing to follow leads on.
Officials from the three school districts said Tuesday that they were on board with the operation from the beginning and saw it as a good way to address drug abuse and enhance education. The topic took on more urgency after Luke Lipscomb, a 17-year-old Poway student, died in 2011 from a gunshot wound. He had been smoking marijuana believed to be laced with a synthetic drug.
"Unfortunately, the findings of this District Task Force confirm that the arrests that took place today could happen in just about any community across the country," said Poway Unified School District board President Marc Davis. "This is a nationwide societal problem and is not unique to one school or community."
In 2011, 80 people died of heroin overdoses in the county, up from 57 in 2007.
While this kind of operation might be an unusual approach to the issue, Gore said it was a "logical step."
"It was our 'A' No. 1 priority," he said, referring to how the operation got its nickname.
The Sheriff's Department hasn't sent deputies deep undercover at schools since the early 1990s, he said.
Robert Graeff, superintendent at Ramona Unified School District, recalls a similar bust in the mid-1980s at Hoover High School in San Diego, when more than 70 students were arrested. He was also principal at Mission Bay High School in San Diego in the early 1990s when nine students were nabbed.


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Kansas City, MO (August 15, 2007) – The Kansas City Royals (Wednesday) announced they have reached a last-minute agreement with first round draft choice Mike Moustakas, the second overall selection in the 2007 First-Year Player Draft. Consistent with team policy, terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
"We are obviously ecstatic that we were able to close this deal tonight," said Dayton Moore, Royals' Senior Vice President of Baseball Operations and General Manager. "I am extremely proud of Deric Ladnier and his staff for the work they've done during the arduous process of contract negotiations. This is a talented young man and now it's time to put the business end of this behind us, get him on the field and begin his professional career."
A shortstop from Chatsworth (CA) High School, the 18-year-old Moustakas is a left-handed hitter who batted .577 during his senior season with a California-state record 24 home runs and 52 RBI, leading the Chancellors to the Los Angeles City Section Championship. The Baseball America High School Player of the Year hit 50 career high school homers, also a state record.
A two-time Los Angeles City Section Player of the Year, the 6-0, 195 lb. Moustakas batted .427 with 14 home runs and 47 RBI during his junior season, nearly mirroring his sophomore numbers of .482, with 12 homers and 51 RBI.
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GW pulls away from Hurricane 35-10
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- For much of the night, it was the type of game that no one expected. But the eventual outcome was basically what everyone expected.
Ryan Switzer scored four second-half touchdowns - two rushing and two receiving - as George Washington broke away from a scoreless first half for a 35-10 victory over Hurricane Friday night in the first round of the Class AAA playoffs at Steve Edwards Sr. Field in South Hills.
"Tick, tick, tick. They're a ticking time bomb over there,'' said Hurricane coach Jeremy Taylor. "We couldn't hold them forever.''
The victory sends the No. 3 seeded Patriots (9-2) into next weekend's quarterfinals at home against upstart Lewis County, the No. 11 seed who knocked off No. 6 University 24-23 on Friday. The date and time for the GW-Lewis game will be determined Sunday.
Switzer, last year's Kennedy Award winner, finished with 109 yards on 15 carries and 96 more yards on six catches. But he didn't break off his trademark long runs or returns against a Redskins defense that sold out to stop him.
He had only one run longer than 13 yards and two catches longer than 12 yards. The Patriots split him out wide much of the second half and relied just as much on quarterback Trevor Bell (13 of 17 for 185 yards and two TDs) and fullbacks Trevon Johnson (nine carries, 54 yards, one TD) and Zack Malone (two catches, 49 yards).
After the teams played to a surprising 0-0 draw in the first half, GW scored touchdowns on all five of its second-half possessions - four of them in the fourth quarter.
"They stacked the box,'' Switzer said of the Redskins' defense, "and had nine, 10 guys in the box every play. They had a good game plan, but good game plans don't always turn out good. So we opened it up and Trevor showed a lot of poise in the pocket.
"I'm capable of [playing wideout]. That's probably what I'll play next year in college. I'm real hard to guard one-on-one or one-on-two.''
Switzer didn't carry the ball in the second half until just 9:40 remained in the game.
Hurricane (6-5), the No. 14 seed, was playing GW for the fourth time in the last two seasons - twice in the regular season and twice in the playoffs. This time, the Redskins' normally wide-open attack played it close to the vest and its defense attacked the line of scrimmage.
"I told [assistant coach Reggie] Billups that we kind of switched roles,'' Taylor said. "He was real aggressive with play-calling and I was real conservative. We wanted to try and get to the fourth quarter and stayed close and pull it out.''
Hurricane nearly did just that, staying in the game until the final period.
GW's first two plays of the third quarter were Bell passes over the middle - one to Switzer for a 26-yard gain (and a nifty one-handed snag) and the other to Malone for 33 yards. Later on third down from the 12, Bell found Switzer on a post-corner route for the TD.
The Redskins nearly caught back up. On their only possession of the third quarter, Austin Hensley led them on a 12-play drive that twice reached the end zone - only to have a penalty negate both TDs.
A 38-yard hookup from Hensley to running back Zach Pate put the ball at the 2. Hensley scored from there, but Hurricane was called for illegally assisting the runner. Three plays later, Hensley had a 1-yard sneak for a score, but the Redskins were cited for a false start in their hurry-up offense. They settled for a 21-yard Michael Molina field goal to make it 7-3 with 2:54 left in the third period.
GW then bunched three TDs into the first 4:39 of the fourth quarter - a 5-yard Johnson run, a 13-yarder by Switzer (who leaped into the end zone from the 3) and a 39-yard pass from Bell to Switzer.
Hurricane hardly had the ball in that stretch. Three plays into its first drive of the fourth quarter, Pate lost a fumble at his own 34. After GW turned that into a TD and a 21-3 edge, Switzer recovered his own onside kickoff at the 50. Two plays later, he caught a TD toss from Bell.
"We did a lot of good things in the second half,'' said GW coach Steve Edwards Jr. "It wasn't making major changes. We told our kids they were playing hard. They just had to play harder. We got the football to start the second half, and we told them we have to make a statement and get a little momentum going.
"[The revised] offense was effective, and it's got to be effective. To make that work, other kids have to step forward and make those plays work. Trevon Johnson made plays. Trevor Bell made plays. We had guys make plays, and that's what makes those things work. There's no great wizardry on our part.''
When Switzer caught the 39-yard TD pass with 7:21 left in the game, the dam had finally burst all over Hurricane.
The disheartened Redskins were hit with eight second-half penalties, including lining up offside three times. They also had two players ejected in the final minutes, which led to the teams not shaking hands at game's end.
"Nothing good was going to come out of it if we shook hands,'' Taylor said. "I told our athletic director and their athletic director that. It was no disrespect to them or their school.''
Hensley finished 5 of 10 for a season-low 44 yards. His fewest previous total was 143 yards in a loss to Spring Valley. However, he did lead Hurricane on the ground with 51 yards on nine carries. Pate added 49 on 12 attempts, including a late 9-yard TD run.
"I knew going in we had to play a darn-near perfect game,'' Taylor said, "and they'd have to give us a cheap one. Things go a little bit here and a little bit there, and it's a different ballgame. In the end, they just overwhelmed us eventually. You can only hold players like that back for so long. That's why they're No. 3 in the state.''
Hurricane was content to play a conservative offense in the first half, and came up with several defensive stops that kept the game scoreless at the break.
All four of GW's possessions in the first half reached into Hurricane territory, but the first three ended with punts and the final one resulted in a fourth-down hook-and-lateral play that was snuffed out for a 2-yard gain to the Redskins 36 with 34 seconds left before halftime.
Hurricane's Hensley, who led the MSAC in passing with 2,156 yards in the regular season, was 2 of 5 for 10 yards at the half.
The Redskins did employ several different formations, lining up in the full house, double wing, stick-I and four wide. However, they managed just three first downs and 28 net yards at the break. They ran it 17 times out of 22 snaps.
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Left Behind Games plans on bringing its brand of Christian-infused videogames to the Nintendo Wii and Microsoft Xbox 360.
Left Behind is teaming up with LifeLine Studios to develop a title called Bible Adventures for both consoles. The new effort will draw content from Left Behind's Charlie the Church Mouse series, which is currently available on the PC. Bible Adventures will "educate young children by teaching them academic lessons vital to early childhood development through Bible stories."
Left Behind CEO Troy Lyndon added:
Parents and kids already love the Charlie Church Mouse Bible Adventure games for the PC. Our strategy is to follow Nintendo's example by including up to 18 story animations and mini-games, providing significant value for our customers. We expect our financial projections to grow exponentially as we transition from a PC game developer to a Wii & Xbox developer.
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Several kids from 3 years old, up to 13 traded in an afternoon of farm animals for time with some more exotic creatures. The bear crawl and the crab walk were only a few of the activities offered at the Phillips County Fair kids' games Saturday, July 25.
Of course the traditional sack race and three-legged race were included in the line-up, providing an afternoon of friendly competition and laughter. Volunteers from the Knights of Columbus organized the races, ensuring fun for everyone.
Results of the races are as follows:
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Boys—Crab Walk—1st, Reid Sprague and Walker Mollendor; 2nd, Wesley McClellan; 3rd, Emery Slothower.
3 Legged Race—1st, Wesley McClellan and mom; 2nd, Reid Sprague and Emery Slothower.
Sack Race—1st, Joshua Hatez; 2nd, Reid Sprague; 3rd, Emery Slothower.
Dash—1st, Reid Sprague; 2nd, Walker Mollendor; 3rd, Emery Slothower.
Girls—Crab Walk—1st, Hannah Lindholm; 2nd, Amber Gulley; 3rd, Charlotte Kramer.
3 Legged Race—1st, Hannah Lindholm and Charlotte Kramer.
Sack Race—1st, Hannah Lindholm; 2nd, Charlotte Kramer.
Dash—1st, Hannah Lindholm; 2nd, Charlotte Kramer; 3rd, Amber Gulley.
Boys—Crab Walk—1st, Arik Stenstron; 2nd, Miles Sprague; 3rd, Landon Bogan.
3 Legged Race—1st, Landon Bogan and Kenneth Lindholm; 2nd, Miles Sprague and Wyatt Sprague; 3rd, Chad St. Martin and Arik Stenstron.
Sack Race—1st, Nickolas Hatez; 2nd, Miles Sprague; 3rd, Landon Bogan and Kenneth Lindholm.
Dash—1st, Miles Sprague; 2nd, Arik Stenstron and Wyatt Sprague.
Girls—Crab Walk—1st, Lauren Herman; 2nd, Rachel Krueger; 3rd, Savannah McClellan.
3 Legged Race—1st, Rachel Krueger and Eva Kramer; 2nd, Clover Adler and Erin Andersen; 3rd, Lauren Herman and Hailey St. Martin.
Sack Race—1st, Lauren Herman; 2nd, Rachel Krueger; 3rd, Erin Andersen.
Dash—1st, Lauren Herman; 2nd, Rachel Krueger; 3rd, Erin Andersen.
Boys—Crab Walk—1st, Nolan Burrell; 2nd, Blake Mosenteen; 3rd, Mason King.
3 Legged Race (boys and girls)—1st, David Hatez and Jayden Gashler; 2nd, Ethan Andersen and Blake Mosenteen; 3rd, Nolan Burrell and Mason King.
Sack Race—1st, Blake Mosenteen; 2nd, David Hatez; 3rd, Ethan Andersen.
Dash—1st, Blake Mosenteen; 2nd, Ethan Andersen, Mason King and Nolan Burrell.
Girls—Crab Walk—1st, Issy Anderson; 2nd, Jayden Gashler.
Sack Race—1st, Jayden Gashler.
Dash—1st, Issy Anderson; 2nd, Jayden Gashler.
Boys—Crab Walk—1st, Caiden Pfleiger; 2nd, Kenton Bogan; 3rd, Cash Adler and Brett Frerichs.
3 Legged Race—1st, Tyler Lamm and Brett Frerichs; 2nd, Caiden Pfleiger and Cash Adler.
Sack Race—1st,Caiden Pfleiger; 2nd, Cash Adler; 3rd, Tyler Lamm and Brett Frerichs.
Dash—1st, Caiden Pfleiger; 2nd, Kenton Bogan; 3rd, Cash Adler.
Girls—Crab Walk—1st, Taryn Burrell; 2nd, Sofia Stenstrom; 3rd, Josie Herman.
3 Legged Race—1st, Josie Herman; 2nd, Sofia Stenstrom and Rebekkah St. Martin.
Sack Race—1st, Rebekkah St. Martin; 2nd, Josie Herman; 3rd, Sofia Stenstrom.
Dash—1st, Taryn Burrell, 2nd, Josie Herman; 3rd, Brenna Sullivan.
Girls—Crab Walk—1st, Tori Davis; 2nd, Maddy Pfleiger; 3rd, Dani Brandt and Megan Parker.
3 Legged Race—1st, Dani Brandt and Megan Parker; 2nd, Tori Davis and Issy Anderson; Sierra Anderson and Maddy Pfleiger.
Sack Race—1st, Tori Davis; 2nd, Dani Brandt; 3rd, Megan Parker.
Dash—1st, Megan Parker; 2nd, Tori Davis; 3rd, Dani Brandt.
Boys—Crab Walk—1st, Austin Pfleiger; 2nd, Zach Roll; 3rd, A.J. Brandt.
3 Legged Race (boys and girls)—1st, Brittney Prottsman and Maddie King; 2nd, Alex McCallum and Zach Roll; 3rd, Tia Huffman and Audi Peña.
Sack Race—1st, Austen Pfleiger; 2nd, A.J. Brandt.
Dash—1st, Austen Pfleiger; 2nd, A.J. Brandt.
Girls—Crab Walk—1st, Tia Huffman; 2nd, Audi Peña and Alex McCallum.
Sack Race—1st, Maddie King; 2nd, Audi Peña; 3rd, Brittney Prottsman.
Dash—1st, Audi Peña; 2nd, Brittney Prottsman; 3rd, Maddie King.


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The Louisiana Senate will apparently discuss a Jack Thompson-authored video game bill in a hearing scheduled for later this morning.
The Senate Committee on Commerce, Consumer Protection and International Affairs has SB 152 on its agenda for today.
The measure was proposed by Sen. A.G. Crowe (R) and is similar to the Thompson bill which recently passed the Utah legislature before being vetoed by Gov. Jon Huntsman. Like the Utah bill, SB 152 would hold companies that advertise age restrictions on products guilty of a deceptive trade practice if the product is then sold to someone underage.
While video games are not specified in the measure, they were clearly Thompson's intended target in crafting the legislation.
A review of SB 152 indicates that it goes a step beyond the Utah bill by also holding retailers guilty of a deceptive trade practice for selling a product labeled with an age restriction (for instance, an M-rated game) to someone underage. This section seems to be very close to the type of content-based sales restriction which federal courts have consistently found unconstitutional.
In addition, the bill requires retailers to check the I.D. of buyers and to post signage indicating that I.D. will be checked.
GamePolitics has left messages for Sen. Crowe to inquire about the bill. So far, he has not returned our calls. We asked Thompson last night whether he would be testifying on behalf of SB 152 today. He told us it was uncertain whether the hearing would go forward today. However, we reached a staffer in Crowe's office this morning who told us the hearing would take place.
UPDATE: The committe is webcasting its hearing now. Click here for the committee list. Click on the TV icon to the right of the Committee on Commerce, Consumer Protection and International Affairs to watch the hearing. The committe is now discussing SB 29. As I write this the Thompson bill is fifth in line for consideration.
UPDATE 2: We had to wait until the very end of the committee hearing to learn that Sen. Crowe has deferred the SB 152 hearing until next week. Join us then…