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BERKELEY, Calif. - Winning on the road hasn't been a problem this season for the Colorado women's basketball team - until Friday night at Haas Pavilion.
After squandering a 16-point first-half lead, the No. 20/23 Buffs fought back gamely in the second half but came up empty on their final possession and dropped a 59-56 Pac-12 Conference decision to No. 7 California. The loss ended a four-game CU winning streak.
"I'm proud of the way we battled back, but we believed we deserved to win that one," CU coach Linda Lappe said.
Losing for the first time in five road trips this season, the Buffs dropped to� 4-3 in the Pac-12 and 15-3 overall. The Bears improved to 16-2, 6-1 and remained tied with No. 6 Stanford for first place in the Pac-12. CU visits Stanford on Sunday afternoon.
As was the case in their 53-49 win in Boulder earlier this month, the Bears were beasts on the boards Friday night, outrebounding the Buffs 47-39. Included in Cal's total were 24 offensive boards, which proved to be decisive. CU also committed 19 turnovers, leading to 20 Cal points.
Brittany Wilson led CU with 11 points, while Chucky Jeffery added 10. Cal, which tied the series at five games apiece, was led by Gennifer Brandon and Layshia Clarendon with 13 each. Brandon also had 10 rebounds.
CU's leading scorer, Arielle Roberson, didn't score her first points until 11:25 remained in the game. She finished with seven points and two rebounds - all in the second half.
The Buffs took control early, going on a 15-2 run that opened a 14-point lead (24-10) with just over 10 minutes remaining in the first half. During that surge, CU hit four of six three attempts - two of them by Brittany Wilson.
The lead went to 16 as the Buffs outscored the Bears 23-8 over a 10-minute span and went up 32-16 with about 4 minutes left before intermission. And that's where CU ran into trouble.
By dominating the offensive boards and getting to the free throw line, the Bears stayed within striking distance. They outscored the Buffs 8-0 to close the first half, with a late trey from the left corner by senior guard Eliza Pierre cutting CU's lead in half and drawing Cal to within 32-24 at the break.
The Buffs were able to fashion their double-figure first half leads without a point from Roberson (13.6 ppg) and with No. 2 scorer Jeffery (13.4 ppg) accounting for only four.
Cal made only eight of its first 35 shots and shot 22.3 percent in the first half. The Bears finished shooting 33.8 from the field while the Buffs shot 38.9 - but only 30 percent in the second half.
CU needed its second-half start to duplicate its first, but that didn't happen. On the Buffs' first possession, center Rachel Hargis picked up her third foul on a hard screen that negated a three-pointer by Lexy Kresl.
Cal immediately took advantage, getting a basket by Reshanda Gray and cutting CU's lead to 32-26. That extended the Bears' run to 10-0, putting pressure on the Buffs to respond - and fast. Jeffery finally got CU's first second-half points, but Cal answered with an 8-0 run to tie the score at 34-34 on a jumper by Clarendon with 14:43 to play.
Her basket capped an 18-2 Bears run that spanned the final 4 minutes of the first half and the opening 5 minutes of the second.
But the Buffs didn't go belly up. A Jeffery turnaround in the lane, followed by a Jen Reese trey opened a five-point CU lead (39-34), but Cal rallied with an 8-2 run and took its first lead (42-41) since 3-2 on a basket by Brittany Boyd, who finished with 10 points and was huge for the Bears down the stretch.
Neither team was able to take more than a two-point advantage until Boyd and Clarendon hit back-to-back jumpers to put Cal up 53-50 with 5:35 left. But CU tied the score at 54-54 on two free throws by Roberson and a Jeffery jumper with 3:42 remaining.
A pair of Boyd layups sent the Bears ahead 58-54 with 2 minutes showing. A Reese jumper in the lane pulled the Buffs to 58-56, giving CU possession with 36 seconds remaining. Roberson's drive to the basket and layup attempt was blocked by Brandon.
The Bears rebounded and Clarendon was fouled. She hit one of two free throws with 14.8 remaining, putting Cal up 59-56 and leaving CU 10.3 seconds to hit a trey and tie.
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This loaf has a rugged, textured look that adds to its old-fashioned appeal. The mild Parmesan flavor nicely complements the zucchini, which adds bits of green color to every tender slice. -Christine Wilson, Sellersville, Pennsylvania
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
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- In a large bowl, combine the flour, cheese, salt, baking powder and baking soda. In another bowl, whisk the eggs, buttermilk, sugar and butter. Stir into dry ingredients just until moistened. Fold in zucchini and onion.
- Pour into a greased and floured 9-in. x 5-in. loaf pan. Bake at 350° for 1 hour or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack. Yield: 1 loaf (16 slices).
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A second quarter four-goal rally and a tough defensive line propelled the No. 20 Princeton men's water polo team past No. 14 Brown, 10-7, in the opening round of the CWPA Eastern Championship Friday at DeNunzio Pool.
The Tigers (16-11) will now face Bucknell in the semifinals on Saturday, Nov. 17 at 4:30 p.m. The Bison defeated Harvard, 15-13, in their quarterfinal game.
Brown would find the net first in the opening quarter, but a pair of goals by Tim Wenzlau and Drew Hoffenberg evened the score at two-all entering the second.
The Bears worked to retake control of the game before halftime, opening the second quarter with a 3-2 advantage; however it would be the final time Brown would control the game. Princeton responded with a 4-1 rally to hold a 6-4 lead and take control for good.
After the break, Brown began to pepper the Tiger goal with shots on frame. The Princeton defense remained composed and managed to hold off a fighting Bear side, with goalie Alex Gow tallying six saves in the third quarter.
Gow finished with 12 saves in the game.
With an 8-5 advantage, Princeton found itself needing to protect its slight point cushion versus a gritty Bear team. Again, Hoffenberg and Wenzlau were there to find the back of the net to preserve the Tigers' differential to hold off Brown and keep the their hopes alive of defending the Eastern crown.
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The event, which will be held from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 13, at Maxwell's East Coast Eatery in Newpark, and will feature music, opportunity drawings, a silent auction and a world-premiere screening of the Never Summer Snowboard film "Days of Chunder."
The proceeds from the drawing and auction will help breast cancer awareness and research.
"October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and I wanted to do an event that would not only help with breast cancer research, but also be a time where people in the community could come and have fun," Varner told The Park Record. "It's cool because this is an outdoor venue and Maxwell's is really backing us. They'll serve pizzas and sodas and all sorts of stuff."
Varner said the most important thing was to give people an idea of how urgently cancer research is needed.
"We're doing this because this terrible disease has affected everyone in one way or another," he said. "It's pretty much impossible to not have a family member or friend be affected by cancer.
"I have participated in breast-cancer awareness walks in Salt Lake City and I took it upon myself to help bring the Boarding for Breast Cancer event here to Park City," Varner explained. "Never Summer, who has been making hand-made snowboards in Denver, Colo., for 20 years, will head up the film premiere of 'Days of Chunder,' and before the premiere, we will screen other films, including 'Made In America,' that was produced by Never Summer in the past. In between the screenings, we'll push the silent auctions and the drawings."
In addition to the film and activities, the evening will feature autograph sessions with professional Never Summer snowboard riders, Varner said.
One of those riders is Cooper Hoffmeister, who has been riding Never Summer boards since 1999. He wanted to get involved with the event because he was also a friend of the woman Varner lost.
"She was a fighter and it was hard to watch her go through the progression of how active she was until she passed away," Hoffmeister said. "It wasn't pretty."
Hoffmeister said he also wanted to get involved because cancer, in general, has taken a toll on his family.
"I've lost two grandparents and another good friend to the disease as well," he said. "So by doing this, I hope we can help with cancer awareness and garner some support for people, especially those who have been diagnosed and how they are dealing with it. We want to provide people with more knowledge and education about it."
Varner said the event could not be possible with out the support of the sponsors.
They include Never Summer, VonZipper, SelTech, Vans, Neff, DC, Silver Mountain Spa, Uptown Fair, 686, Penny Skates, Oakley, ProTech, Union and El Chabasco.
"I believe this is the first Boarding for Breast Cancer fundraiser in Park City," Varner said. "This is something that would be great for our community, locally and nationally, and I wanted to step up to the bar and do it correctly and get everybody in the community together for the film premiere and have a great time."
Another goal is to clear up some misconceptions about board-riding athletes.
"Snowboarding, surfing and skateboarding have all been huge cultures in our society who like to help people," he said. "People still think we wear baggy clothes and wear our pants down around our ankles and spray paint walls."
That's not the case.
"We're a culture that likes to have fun, but as much as people like to say we're dirt bags or knuckle-draggers, we have big hearts," Varner said. "Although sometimes we don't have the biggest wallets, we do what we can.
"Just because we're not allowed to ride anywhere we want to, we can break the stereotype," he said. "We aren't detrimental to our environments and our communities. We are here to help build better relationships."
A Boarding for Breast Cancer event will be held Saturday, Oct. 13, at Maxwell's East Coast Eatery, 1456 Newpark Blvd., in Newpark, from 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. For more information, contact Andy Varner (435) 513-0542.


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Extend the bloom period by planting separate containers with varieties that have various bloom dates (early, mid-, and late season).
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2010 (SENIOR): Played in a career-best 49 games with 31 starts ... tallied career highs in nearly every offensive category, including: average (.283), hits (26), runs (14), home runs (8) and RBI (25) ... sported a .554 slugging percentage and a .407 on base percentage ... in her first start since 2008 she hit a two run homer against South Alabama on Feb. 16 ... had a career-day to open the Hatter Invitational in Deland, Fla., on Feb. 19 by belting two home runs and driving in six runs - a season best by an Alabama player ... drilled a pinch-hit home run at Georgia on March 14 ... hit a solo home run the very next game by going deep in game one at Kentucky on March 16 ... collected two hits, including a home run in game two against South Carolina on March 20 ... hit a pair of home runs and drove in four against Troy on April 20 ... drove in two runs in her only start at the SEC tournament in the finale against LSU.
2009 (JUNIOR): Missed the season due to injury.
2008 (SOPHOMORE): Blewitt saw action in 28 games during her sophomore season at the Capstone, making nine starts ... posted a .138 batting average (4 for 29) with three doubles and a triple ... scored six runs and drove in three ... five starts came at designated player, three starts came at first base and one at third base ... made her first appearance of the season as a pinch hitter against Portland State on Feb. 29 ... collected her first hit of the season with a double at Kentucky on March 21 ... made her first career start against UAB on March 25 at designated player, scoring a run and drawing a walk ... went 1 for 1 at Troy on April 10 with a pinch-hit RBI double ... started the first game of the Arkansas series and the opening game of the South Carolina series at designated player ... doubled home two runs and scored two runs vs. Birmingham Southern on April 23 ... started all three games of the Georgia series - two at first base and one at designated player - with a triple off the top of the left-center field wall in game one ... started the NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional opener against Chattanooga ... saw action in both NCAA Tuscaloosa Super Regional games against Missouri ... made two appearances in the Women's College World Series against Arizona State on Mary 29 and Arizona on May 31.
2007 (FRESHMAN): Blewitt played in 17 games and made two starts ... hit .250 with two doubles, a home run and eight RBI ... earned her first collegiate start against Louisiana Tech on March 27 ... three of her four hits drove in two or more runs ... her first collegiate hit was a bases loaded two-run single against Mississippi State on March 11 ... hit her first career home run against Tennessee Chattanooga on April 11 to drive in two runs ... was 1-for-1 with a double against Mercer on April 17 ... connected for a pinch-hit bases loaded double to score three runs against Troy on April 24.
HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL DATA: Blewitt was the Lackawanna League Co-Player of the Year in 2006 at Valley View High School ... a three-time All-Region (2004-06) selection and a three-time Lackawanna League All-Star (2004-06) ... led Valley View to back-to-back district championships (2004-05) ... also a tennis standout going undefeated at 15-0 for second place in the district doubles as a junior (2005) ... placed third in tennis district doubles in 2004 ... voted most athletic of senior class ... Alex is the Daughter of Ken and Candice Blewitt ... she has one brother, Frank, who attends the University of Alabama ... began playing softball at age 12 ... father, Ken, played baseball at Eastern Kentucky in the Chicago Cubs organization ... born on August 11, 1988, in Scranton, Pa.


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Published: Friday, July 4, 2014 at 12:11 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, July 4, 2014 at 12:11 p.m.
The yellow caution flags flying from Wrightsville Beach's lifeguard stations were the last indication of Hurricane Arthur's travels along Southeastern North Carolina's coast.
The energy left from the storm created moderate rip current risks throughout the day Friday and kept lifeguards busy.
"We have had several rescues because of the rips," said Jeremy Owens, an ocean rescue captain. "Otherwise it's been your usual Fourth of July."
And with American flags flying high and throngs of people flocking to the beach, little was amiss a day after Arthur brought more than 3 inches of rain to some places.
"We have big crowds," Owens said. "And nice weather."
Temperatures reached into the lower 90s throughout the day, according to Sandy LaCorte, meteorologist with the weather service. A few isolated thunderstorms dropped rain, but nothing that was to threaten the festivities or fireworks.
Arthur's high winds and rain the night before did little to scare off some from making the trip Thursday night.
"It was raining, but steady," said Andre Serna, 28, from Charlotte. "It wasn't going to stop us from coming."
He added that if the locals can make it through the storm, he could, too.
"I hear they even have hurricane parties," he said.
Still, there was at least one house, in Atkinson, struck by lightning. The spark created a structure fire and the house was a loss.
Overall, emergency officials felt Arthur delivered only a graze.
States of emergency were lifted for New Hanover, Pender and Brunswick counties in the early morning hours and all tropical storm warnings were lifted. Unofficial wind tallies from the National Weather Service showed the peak wind gust on land was recorded in Kure Beach at 71 mph.
Emergency Management Director Warren Lee said there were no reports of major damage in New Hanover County.
"There (were) still a number without power," he said in the morning. By 3 p.m., only two households were without power, a far cry from the 2,571 when Arthur ripped through the area.
No outages were showing in Brunswick and Pender counties on Friday morning.
And overall, there were few reports of sand erosion. North Topsail Beach released a statement saying the town gained some sand.
The area dodged a bullet, said Tom Collins, Pender County emergency management director, because the storm's eye that passed within 50 miles off the region's coast.
"It got about as close as you would want."
A close call, however, isn't enough to stop the masses from hitting the beach decked out in American flag swimwear.
It also didn't slow down businesses.
"It's been nonstop all day," said Kat Stehno, manager of King's Beach Store near Johnnie Mercer's Pier.
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No need to be jealous of those Californians any longer (aside from their near-perfect weather); it's time to ditch the sour grapes and explore what Baltimore County's wine country has to offer. Whether you are a bona fide wine snob, or are a fan of the rosy-colored sweet stuff that comes by box instead of bottle: our local wineries and vineyards offer something for every taste and interest.
Baltimore County is home to five wineries, each with their own distinct vibe and taste. Basignani, Boordy, DeJon, Royal Rabbit, and Woodhall are spread throughout northern Baltimore County's renowned horse country. This region is especially well-suited for growing Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Merlot, and Pinot Gris grape varieties.
The best way to explore the area's wineries, and their offerings, is by following the Piedmont Wine Trail. The trail stops at 10 locations, as it winds through the picturesque rolling hills of Harford and Baltimore Counties. Although it's hard to believe, you're still just a short drive from the hustle and bustle of downtown.
Make sure to grab a Maryland Wine Passport, available for purchase at all Maryland wineries, and win awesome prizes, discounted tickets, and more just for visiting.
Even if you're not the biggest wine-fan, don't miss out on everything else they have to offer. Baltimore County's local wineries have a tremendous number of upcoming summertime events, festivals, and concerts that are always great fun and perfect for getting together with friends and family.
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Dawgs Run Away With Convincing Win Over Beavers
Hudson Wants To Finish Strong For Teammates
Unsung Seniors Leave Lasting Legacy
Washington senior Hau'oli Kikaha is one of four finalists for the 2014 Rotary Lombardi Award, the Rotary Club of Houston announced today.
Washington linebacker/running back Shaq Thompson has been named one of five finalists for the 2014 Paul Hornung Award, given annually to the most versatile player in major college football.
The Details: Riva Wants To �Go Out With A Bang'
The Washington football team (6-5 overall, 2-5 Pac-12) plays its final home game of the season Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. as Oregon State (5-5, 2-5) visits.
Dawgs Lose Heartbreaker On Road To Arizona
Ross' Versatility Extends Beyond The Football Field
The Details: DiAndre Campbell Has �A Heart For People'
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Asunción, Paraguay
"Modeling is a way for me to continue with my sport, the hours are flexible and you can earn good money through photographic modeling and the catwalk"
- Leryn Franco
Leryn Franco is best-known as the ultra-hot javelin thrower who represented Team Paraguay at the 2004, 2008 and 2012 Summer Olympics. Besides throwing spears, she has also dabbled in modeling in her home country.
Leryn Franco has the modeling clout back home to help her get what she wants (i.e., a spot in the Olympics), and she isn't afraid to use it. Having already released her own calendar, she's gained an even bigger following in 2009 with the release of her second ultra-racy calendar. She may have difficulty throwing her javelin in pressure situations, but guys will have no problem picking up her calendar to catch a glimpse of this classic South American beauty.
As a two-sports star in her teen years, she broke records at the under-17 level. In 2004, she also earned the crown as the top performer in the 2004 under-23 competition in South America. Yes, her Pan-American Games and Olympic performances haven't lived up to her personal bests or her record-breaking performances, but the difference between Leryn Franco and her detractors is that she is a three-time Olympian and they are not. Leryn has also found succes competing as a model in the Miss Bikini Universe and Miss Paraguay competitions.
Leryn Franco BiographyLeryn Dahiana Franco Stenery was born on March 1, 1982, in Asunción, Paraguay. Because of her natural beauty and her inclination toward athletics, she decided to put both interests to good use by pursuing a sporting career and seeking out modeling experience at the same time. On the sporting side of things, Leryn Franco first gained attention in athletics by competing nationally in the javelin throw and triple jump in 1998.
As a participant in the under-17 group, Leryn Franco surpassed all expectations by breaking national records in each sport, proving that her athletic abilities should be taken seriously. Leryn Franco eventually chose the javelin throw as her area of expertise, winning a pair of bronze medals in 1999 and 2000 at the South American Junior Championships before walking away with top honors at the 2001 event. Three years later, she won the national championship in the under-23 age group, showing that she had the chops to win at a national level and compete even higher on an international scale.
leryn franco at the 2004 summer olympicsLeryn Franco's strong showing at the national championship, coupled with her appearance at the 2003 Pan Am Games, gave her a taste of intense national and international competition. It was now time for her to perform on the grandest stage of all, the Olympics, and in 2004 she was off to Athens to do just that. Competing in the javelin throw, Leryn Franco threw her javelin only 50.37 meters, which placed her in a disappointing 42nd position at the end of competition.
Despite not having achieved the success she wanted in her first Olympic go-around, Leryn Franco continued to practice her sport while devoting some of her free time to modeling. In 2006, she entered a pair of beauty competitions -- the Miss Bikini Universe Pageant and the Miss Paraguay Pageant -- where she finished in second place. At this point, Leryn was content with her modeling accomplishments but was also aching for more Olympic action.
leryn franco at the 2008 summer olympicsIn 2007, Leryn Franco continued her modeling career by appearing in her very own calendar -- another first for her -- that came from the gifted lens of reputed photographer Martin Crespo. Although it was a success, Leryn Franco was eager for more javelin and, with the help of hefty sponsorships, she got another chance to compete in the Olympics, this time at the 2008 Summer Games in Beijing. Even though Leryn Franco won another shot at an Olympic medal and also gained notoriety through her participation in the opening ceremonies, it was all for naught, as she finished second-to-last at the Games. That, however, didn't stop her from being the second-most searched Olympian in the games.
Leryn returned to the Olympic stage in 2012 at the London games, but once again her performance was lackluster. She gained more attention for appearing in the previous year's Sports Illustrated Swim Suit Issue. While Leryn Franco may not have enjoyed the kind of Olympics success that she wanted, she has still earned the chance to represent her country three times at the biggest javelin competition in the world. She's also forged a successful path in modeling that has only gotten brighter and racier.


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Wow, it's actually going to be a really beautiful weekend.
Get out and enjoy the fall air, the colorful leaves and some great events all around. Start the weekend with The Wizard of Oz at SLCC's The Grand Theatre, then let the kids get up close to big rigs to see how they opperate at the Junior League's Touch-a-Truck Family Festival. Lastly, make sure to go to the zoo this weekend for Orange-Utahn finger paintings and Wolf Awareness Day.
The Wizard of Oz at The Grand Theatre
See Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tin Man and the Cowardly Lion in "The Wizard of Oz" at Salt Lake Community College's The Grand Theatre. Instill, reignite or further promote a love for musical theater in your children's hearts by coming to see this classic performance. Shows run all weekend at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10-$24 each, family packages available at $48. Parking is available on State and the east side of the campus.
The Grand Theatre, 1575 S. State Street, SLC Call 801-957-3322 for tix or visit the-grand.org
Touch-a-Truck Family Festival
Kids of all ages can touch, climb, explore and learn about the real world versions of their favorite Tonka trucks! The festival is all about big rigs, construction vehicles, emergency response vehicles and more are at your child's fingertips. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Admission is $5 per person, or $20 for a family (up to six people). Bring cash to buy tickets at the door, or pre-purchase with a credit card at jlslc.org or by calling 801-328-1019.
Rice-Eccles Stadium parking lot, 451 S. 1400 East, SLC
Hogle Zoo OrangeUtahn Art Show and Wolf Awareness Day
Did you know that Orangutans paint? Artists Even and Acara, two Hogle Zoo residents paint original masterpieces all the time. And their work will be on sale as part of a silent auction with proceeds benefiting the conservation of wild organutans.
You and your kids can see a preview of the paintings on hoglezoo.org.
The auction will be held at Hogle Zoo on Saturday, from 6 to 8:30 p.m.
Hogle Zoo, 2600 Sunnyside Avenue, SLC.
Bring the kids to see real wolves! Take a look at the zoo's beautiful wolves as keepers try to raise awareness of their importance. The care staff will interact directly with the wolves, and there will also be activities available, staff to answer questions and presentations at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
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Have you pre-ordered your Wight's Farm Organic turkey from Liberty Heights Fresh?
Got your pumpkin pies lined up for pickup from Market Street? (or your pumpkin cake from Tulie?)
and your rolls from Lion House?
You realize, of course, that marshmallows are back "in" for topping sweet potatoes, but they should be ARTISAN marshmallows. Get some at Les Madeleines or Food For Thought in Draper.
Do you know what kind of apple is best to use in your pie? You have a choice of maybe a dozen kinds from Whole Foods.
Does the whole thing make you just a teensy bit bored?
Chances are good, if you're a foodie, that you've already tried heritage, brining and deep-frying your turkey. What else can we do for fun?
For those who have annihilated the Buterball challenge, here are some more experimental ways to tackle your turkey day menu. I'm not saying you'll love the results, I'm not saying your hidebound family won't howl, I'm just saying you could have a little more fun with your sage and giblets.
My nephew and his fellow CalTec alumni buddies like to set themselves a little extra challenge on the Day of Thanks, a fractal pecan pie
and a recirculating hot gravy fountain (Picture a chocolate fountain. Now picture it with gravy and giblets.) are just a couple of the projects they've dreamed up to make cooking Thanksgiving dinner as hard as possible. For instructions and other wacko ideas, like how to inject your bird with Hatch green chiles or track brining pathways with blue dye, go here.
Vogue food columnist Jeffrey Steingarten (who has Utah connections in the form of LDS inlaws) wrote a memorable essay in his book The Man Who Ate Everything about the mysteries of Morton Thompson's Turkey recipe, a legendary formula that calls for no less than 44 ingredients.
American molecular gastronomy king Grant Achatz likes to cook turkey sous vide, meaning in a plastic bag if you don't understand French.
Turkey leg confit is a turkey twist suggested by Francis Lam whose taste for traditional Thanksgiving menu was warped by growing up Chinese American, offers instructions on Salon.com.
And of course, you can always follow Calvin Trillin's advice and skip turkey altogether. For decades, he's been campaigning to change the national holiday dish from turkey to Pasta Carbonara.


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New call-up (but old hand) Jim Hoey came into the game throwing these…
Very impressive, to say the least
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Lawrence Brown Jr.
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Height: 5-11 Weight: 195 lbs.
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Saadi, the Syria-born rocker turned synth queen, sounds very much like Santigold meets Marina & The Diamonds and has been killing it on the electro-indie pop scene. She just dropped her new single "Clotheslines" with remixes from Lemonade and Douster. Have em for download!
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George Mason Sweeps Volleyball; Tigers Look Forward To EIVA Postseason
The Princeton men's volleyball team will be counting the hours until it can get back on a bus and head to State College for the 2013 EIVA postseason. After a disappointing conclusion to the regular season, the Tigers are ready for a fresh start and a chance to make some history.
Princeton lost its opportunity to clinch the third seed when it fell 3-0 to George Mason in Saturday's home finale. Mason, a senior-dominated squad that earned the second seed with the victory, won the key late points in 25-23 and 26-24 sets, and then pulled away with a 25-19 victory in the third.
Sophomore Cody Kessel, one of three Princeton players who earned All-EIVA First Team honors on Friday, led all players with 14 kills, and he hit .346 along the way. Freshman Devin Stearns added eight kills, while senior Michael Dye added six kills and hit .500 for the match. Junior Pat Schwagler and sophomore Tony Ensbury both contributed six digs, while junior Davis Waddell had 32 assists.
Mason hit .358 for the match, and the senior duo of Andrew Dentler and Michael Kvidahl combined for 22 kills.
Princeton will be either the third or fourth seed, depending on the result of Saturday's Harvard-Sacred Heart match. If Harvard wins, Princeton will be the fourth seed and will play Penn State in the second semifinal; if Sacred Heart wins, Princeton will be the third seed and will play George Mason at 5:30 pm in the first semifinal.
Princeton was winless against both Penn State and George Mason this season, and it split against Harvard. The Tigers took a set in each of the two Penn State matches, and it fell 3-1 in the EIVA opener at Mason.


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Summer Splash returns to Wall Street Plaza this Sunday
Summer is officially here and that means the 20′ x 25′ pool is returning to Wall Street Plaza in downtown Orlando this Sunday and every Sunday during the summer.
And, with the pool comes drink specials during Wall Street's Summer Splash events that include $2.50 Bud Light Lime and $3 16 oz. Land Shark Lagers and Bud Lights. Plus, get a chance to win cash and prizes in the Red Bull Bar Top Boat Races the Plaza will be holding.
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Historic Dorchester Academy & Museum
Midway, GA 31320
Dorchester Academy was founded after the Civil War as a school for freed slaves. By 1917, the fully-accredited high school had eight frame buildings and 300 students. This African American historic site hosted Dr. Martin Luther King's planning meetings for his 1963 march on Birmingham.
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A caregiver provides assistance in meeting the daily needs of another person. Caregivers are referred to as either "formal" or "informal." "Formal" caregivers are paid for their services and have had training and education in providing care. This may include services from home health agencies and other trained professionals.
"Informal" caregivers, also called family caregivers, are persons who provide care to family or friends usually without payment. A caregiver provides care, generally in the home environment, for an aging parent, spouse, other relative, or unrelated person, or for an ill, or disabled person. These tasks may include transportation, grocery shopping, housework, preparing meals, as well as giving assistance with getting dressed, getting out of bed, help with eating, and incontinence.
If you fit the description of a family, or "informal" caregiver, you are not alone. According to the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) and the National Alliance for Caregiving (NAC), estimates of 44.4 million Americans provide care as "informal" caregivers to people ages 18 years or older.
The majority of caregivers are women with the average age of 46; however, 39 percent or 4 in 10 men are also caregivers. It is also a myth that most of the elderly are cared for in nursing homes in the US; rather, most long-term care is provided by family and friends in the home.
The National Alliance for Caregiving and United Hospital Fund, in a landmark study, Young Caregivers in the U.S., estimate approximately 1.4 million children in the US ages 8 to 18 are providing care to an adult. About 400,000 of the 1.4 million children are between the ages of 8 to 11. These child caregivers are comprised of 49 percent boys and 51 percent girls. Their responsibilities may range from bathing, dressing, assisting with mobility, preparing meals, dispensing medications, communicating with medical staff, as well as maintaining their school work.
Caring for an ill, aging, or disabled person can be a rewarding experience. However, depending on the level of care required and other demands on the caregiver's time and energy, it can also become an overwhelming responsibility. When this occurs, it may be time to explore other home health care options, such as hiring a private caregiver. Here are some questions to ask yourself when considering a private caregiver:
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A report from the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) revealed an increase in the participation of "informal" caregivers to provide care for older persons with disabilities and a decrease in the use of paid "formal" caregivers. As a result, there is growing concern about the well-being of the "informal" caregiver. The National Family Caregiver Support Program can offer help and support in such areas as chore services, education, and counseling.
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We have analyzed the likely impact of adoption of election day registration (EDR) by the state of Iowa. Consistent with existing research on the impact of EDR in other circumstances, we find that EDR would likely lead to substantial increases in voter turnout. We are able to offer the following estimates of increases in turnout for Iowa, and for specific groups of Iowans under EDR:
- Overall turnout could go up by 4.9 percent.
- Turnout among those aged 18 to 25 could increase by 10.7 percent under EDR.
- Turnout for those who have moved in the last six months could increase by 8.8 percent under EDR.
- Turnout for Latinos could increase by 9.5 percent, and for African-Americans turnout could increase by 6.6 percent under EDR.
- Turnout among recently naturalized citizens could increase by as much as 20.2 percent.
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LONDON- For the second consecutive Olympic Games, there will be a University of Colorado student-athlete in the finals of the 3,000-meter steeplechase as senior Emma Coburn easily advanced on Saturday morning.
She follows in the footsteps of former Buff Jenny (Barringer) Simpson who finished ninth in the event at the 2008 Beijing Games.
Coburn finished the race in 9 minutes, 27.51 seconds, the second fastest time in her career. She was third in the second section of the event, earning one of the four automatic qualifying positions. Her time was the 11th best of the day. She will run in the finals on Monday at 2:05 p.m. MST (9:05 p.m. in London).
This was Coburn's first Olympics, but she has had major international racing experience since she competed at the 2011 IAAF World Championships in Daegu, Korea. The experience seemed to help her as she maintained calm throughout the race. She quickly moved to the front of the pack after the start and was third after the first full lap.
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The Crested Butte, Colo. native took the lead when Portugal's Clarisse Cruz tripped on a barrier with just over five laps remaining. Coburn would hang on to her lead until there were 600 meters left. At that point Ethiopia's Sofia Assefa and Tunisia's Habiba Ghribi both passed Coburn, but she held strong as the top three pulled away from the rest of the field. Coburn was able to close well and finished .11 seconds behind Ghribi (9:27.42). Assefa won the heat in 9:25.42.
"Leading wasn't plan A, but I knew it was possible because I'd done it in Daegu," Coburn said. "The woman leading tripped and I suddenly was in the lead. I knew I had to lead to keep pace. I was kind of relieved when the two other women came up at about 600 meters and I just latched onto them and ran through. I'm confident I can run similarly in the finals."
Colorado head coach Mark Wetmore and associate head cross country coach Heather Burroughs were happy with Coburn's performance.
""Heather and I are very happy with the races this morning," Wetmore said. "Emma didn't plan to lead. But the race was slowing down and it's generally better to squeeze the slower runners out the back. Then the Portugal woman went down and Emma discovered herself out front. She managed it well, kept the pace pretty honest, allowed the normal attrition to take place, and then closed carefully. I think she kept a few seconds in the tank.
"So now, if she recovers well, she can look forward to a more aggressive race in two days, maybe a chance to run her fastest time. She is excited, as are we."
Coburn's U.S. and CU teammate senior Shalaya Kipp did not advance to the finals as she finished 12th in the first heat of the steeplechase; finishing in 9:48.33. It was still a good run for Kipp who just wrapped up an amazing season; winning the 2012 Pac-12 and NCAA Championships and placing third at the U.S. Trials in June.
"Shalaya did fine for her first experience at this level," Wetmore said. "I think her final time today was about the same as Jenny (Barringer) Simpson's at her first "major" international race in Japan in 2007. It is the seventh month of racing for Shalaya. She had a great year and has many more coming."
Kipp ran a solid race and was in the same section with world record holder Gulnara Gulkina (Russia). She was able to run with the field for most of the race but was always near the back. Her time was 30th overall.
"It was alright," Kipp said. "You get out there and there are more elbows than you've ever seen, even though there is the same number of people. I kind of got shoved to the back early on and got boxed. The race was going by so fast, you just try to think of jumping over every barrier, then all of a sudden there are three laps to go and I find myself at the back of the pack. It's not like anything I've ever really experienced before. I wish I could have been at the front of that pack."
Former Buff Dathan Ritzenhein placed 13th the 10,000-meter run, finishing in 27:45.89. This was Ritzenhein's third trip to the Olympics, his second in the 10k.
CU student Flora Duffy finished 45th in the triathlon, clocking a time of 2:08.54. She was competing for her native country of Bermuda.
Social Media: The official twitter hash tag for CU at the Olympics is #LondonBuffs. Please follow CU track and field's handle on twitter: @CUBuffsTrack and @CUBuffs for updates throughout the games.
30th Olympic Games
(Olympic Stadium, London, England)
Women's 3,000-Meter Steeplechase
1. Hiwot Ayalew (Ethiopia) 9:24.01
11. Emma Coburn, 9:27.51
30. Shalaya Kipp, 9:48.33
Men's 10,000-Meter Run
1. Mohamed Farah, Great Britain, 27:30.42
13. Dathan Ritzenhein, 27:45.89
Buffs In London Track & Field Schedule (All Times Are Mountain)
Women's 3,000 Meter Steeplechase
(Emma Coburn and Shalaya Kipp)
Mon. 8/6: Finals, 2:05 p.m.
TV: Tape-delayed on NBC between 11:35 p.m.-12:35 a.m.
Women's Marathon
(Kara Goucher)
Sun. 8/5: Finals, 4 a.m.
TV: Tape-delayed on NBC from 5-8 a.m.
Women's 1,500 Meters
(Jenny Simpson)
Mon. 8/6: Round 1, 4:45 a.m.
TV: Tape-delayed on NBC between 9-9:30 a.m.
Wed. 8/8: Semis, 12:45 p.m.
TV: Tape-delayed on NBC - no time is given
Fri. 8/10: Finals, 1:55 p.m.
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This is an example of a Geneva Conventions military identification card carried by members of the United States military. This particular card belonged to Cdr. William Ecker and was carried by him on October 23, 1962 while conducting the first low level reconnaissance mission over Cuba during the Missile Crisis.
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Our DFW Airport hotel is in close proximity to the Dallas/Ft.Worth Airport , as well as numerous corporations such as: Aegis Global, State Farm, Fluor, Exxon, FedEx, Nokia, Verizon, Microsoft, IBM, Citigroup, Nissan, Siemens, CAE Simuflite, Bombardier and many more.Let our Complimentary Shuttle take you there. We operate within a 3 mile radius, and to DFW Airport, Monday through Friday, 7AM to 10:30 PM
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A fun album-release show will be at the Urban Lounge on Friday night as local rockers Max Pain and The Groovies celebrate their new cd "Tortilla Gold." The funky band will also have support from Spell Talk. Tickets are $5 and are available at the door.
Friday and Saturday also offers a chance at some yucks when comedian Todd Barry, pictured above in the lower photo, hits Wiseguys in West Valley City. Barry, who had a small role in "The Wrestler" first burst onto the scene as "Todd the Video Clerk" in the 1990s Comedy Central show "Dr Katz, Professional Therapist." He's also appeared multiple times on "The Late Show with David Letterman." Tickets are $20 and available through wiseguyscomedy.com. Each night features a 7 and a 9 p.m. show.
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On Saturday, don't forget that sweet country-rock songstress Jesse Sykes and The Sweet Hereafter, shown above, will be at the Urban along with openers The Devil Whale. This is a terrific show from the Seattle-based psych-rock band in the middle of a holiday weekend. Tickets are a mere $8. Don't miss it and expect a good crowd.
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University of Oregon's Kendall Brooke, a redshirt-sophomore on the women's soccer team, made an O Heroes trip this summer to Casa Blanca, Peru. Brooke and a group of 19 other Oregon student-athletes worked with the Courts for Kids Program to build a court for the communities' youth to play on. Below is Brooke's recap of an amazing experience in Peru.
By KENDALL BROOKE
CASA BLANCA, Peru - This summer I was given the incredible opportunity to travel to the remote town of Casa Blanca, Peru, and participate in the University of Oregon's second annual partnership with the Courts for Kids Program. We brought a team consisting of twenty student-athletes from a variety of sports, plus four staff members from the athletic department. Our mission was to work with the local community and construct for them a multi-purpose sport court which they can use for generations to come. The community of Casa Blanca is an economically underdeveloped area with no electricity or running water, which made for a very unique experience for many of us. We were well out of our comfort zone.
Immediately upon arriving in Casa Blanca, it was apparent just how appreciative all the kids were, as they lined up and welcomed us with signs that they had made. As we piled off the bus, ready and excited to meet all of the locals, we were greeted graciously with hugs and kisses from all of the moms. It was such an incredible feeling to be complete strangers from another country and yet to be welcomed with open arms into their community. On the first night after we arrived, we gathered in the courtyard of the school we were staying in. The welcoming ceremony continued with a couple of dance performances from the kids and being fed our first traditional Peruvian meal. By the end of the day we were already starting to form a special bond with all of the people of the community.
The construction of the court began early the next morning and the labor-intensive work lasted for a full four days. Even for a team full of college athletes, the countless hours of shoveling and laying concrete under the hot sun proved to be much more difficult than we had anticipated. However, our team was strong. And, with so many positive and encouraging people, we were able to power through and get what we needed done. Even as the days would wear on and the wheelbarrows seemed to get heavier and heavier, we were able to pick each other up and find the energy to continue on.
Throughout the week we spent in Casa Blanca, we formed so many new friendships with the kids we would play around with, and the moms who helped cook meals and take care of us during our stay. This trip would not have been possible without their help, or without the help of Amanda Slack, from the Peace Corp, who devoted so much of her time to helping us out during the week. The language barrier was difficult to overcome at times, but we all found a way to communicate with the people of the community. And, all of us formed such close connections with everyone. At the end of the week it was hard not to get a little teary-eyed when it was time to say our goodbyes, hug our new friends and board the bus for home.
It was really rewarding to put myself so far out of my comfort zone for a week and spend some time immersed in a culture so vastly different from our own. I feel so lucky to have been a part of such an incredible team of student-athletes and staff, and to have shared with them such a unique and life changing experience. I will never forget the eagerness in the kids' faces when they saw the bags of all the new balls we had brought for them, and how they anxiously waited for us to pull them out and play on their new court. Sports bring people together in so many ways all around the world. For all of us, it was a gratifying feeling to be able to provide a safe place for the kids of Casa Blanca to play and to witness watching their community to come together. This was an experience unlike anything I had ever done before and is something I would do again in a heartbeat.


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The IP telephone with the latest VoIP technology for the discerning caller! Ideal for ITSPs, offices, and private users. New! The snom 300 UC edition with snom Lync firmware is the first open-SIP-based IP desktop phone to natively register to the Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 R2 and Microsoft Lync. It has the best cost-performance ratio compared to all other compatible devices for Microsoft Lync Server 2010. This means that if, for whatever reason, you need to change your Unified Communications solution, you can do so without having to ditch your snom phones, protecting your investment, making the snom UC edition a future-proof, standalone solution. Snom 300 - Main features:
As the basic model of the snom business telephone family, the SIP telephone Snom 300 fulfils the requirements of VoIP telephony and additionally offers numerous functions that are indispensable for everyday working life. Due to its excellent cost-performance ratio, it is ideal both for ITSP packages/ products and for small and medium-sized enterprises, home offices, and private users.
The Snom 300 sets new standards when it comes to user-friendliness: A two-line LCD display shows call information, and the menu-driven user interface provides simple feature management. The Snom 300 is synonymous with effectiveness, time saving and flexibility: It provides all necessary office functionalities, for example choice of outgoing identity, busy indication, or picking up calls. Four identities are possible. Six user- or administrator-configurable (or carrier-preconfigurable) function keys can easily be allocated to arbitrary menu functions like DND, redirection, deny, etc., or assigned to multiple lines. The Snom 300 comes factory-equipped with two of its six programmable keys configured as line appearances. You can configure up to all six function keys this way flexible enough to suit the needs of every user.
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Thanks to a grant from the U.S. Department of Education's Fund for the Improvement of Post Secondary Education (FIPSE), Bentley is able to award IBIM students a $3,000 stipend for travel and living expenses during each of the four overseas semesters.
Like Bentley students, students from Tilburg University and Deusto University will pay their home institution's current tuition and fees. While studying at Bentley, Tilburg students have the option of staying in a Bentley residence hall and being charged the current housing fee or living in an off-campus apartment.
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