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College Hockey:SCSU Sweeps MTU
ST. CLOUD, Minn. — With a bit of NHL flavor inside the National Hockey Center on Saturday night, St. Cloud State and Michigan Tech proved that despite the locked doors on the pro rinks, hockey still isn't breathing as heavy as its players.
In an exciting, fast paced offensive slugfest that saw a combined 10 goals and 72 shots, St. Cloud State outlasted the other Huskies for a 6-4 win to complete a weekend sweep of Michigan Tech and improve to 6-3-1 on the year and 2-2-0 in league play.
6,011 fans squeezed inside the NHC, two of which included current NHLer's and former St. Cloud State standouts Brett Hedican and Mark Parrish, who found something to do while they were out of work. All were treated to a St. Cloud State offense that is doing all it can to prove the early season prognosticators that predicted them to struggle scoring goals wrong.
Craig Dahl's team had six different skaters finish with multiple-point nights, scored four power-play goals and got two goals apiece from Dave Iannazzo and Joe Jensen as his team picked up its fourth straight win.
"We operated at a pretty high efficiency," said Dahl, who introduced his two former stars to his team in a jumping locker room after the game. "Usually you have to score on the power play to win games, so it was nice to see it start to click tonight."
Did it ever. St. Cloud scored on its final four chances with the extra man, breaking out of a 9-for-73 slump.
"We're starting to communicate better on special teams and that has a lot to do with it," said Jensen, who got both of his goals on the power play. "We work hard at it in practice so we knew eventually it would carry over to the games."
They needed it to tonight. Tyler Shelast started a crazy second period with a fancy tip-in to give Michigan Tech its first lead of the weekend, but Jensen didn't let that last too long, as erased that deficit at the 7:53 mark when he beat a screened Cam Ellsworth from just inside the blue line. Iannazzo then scored his first, putting St. Cloud up by one a minute-and-a-half later when he one-timed a shot from the left circle that Ellsworth couldn't catch up to.
Shelast tied the game at three with 6:40 to go in the second on another nifty play, tipping home a shot from Colin Murphy that Shelast redirected while the puck was about a foot off the ice.
Iannazzo answered again later in the period, finishing off a play that was started by Josh Singer, who was playing in his first career game with St. Cloud after transferring to the Huskies from Michigan Tech after the 2002-03 season.
Singer got through a pair of Tech defenders and put a backhand on Ellsworth, the rebound went right to Iannazzo, who cleaned up the mess to put St. Cloud back up 4-3.
Like last night, it could have been much worse, but Ellsworth was remarkable again. St. Cloud tied a school record with 27 shots on goal in the second, but only had a one-goal lead to show for it heading into the third period.
"I thought Ellsworth played very, very well for them," said Dahl, whose team would finish with 49 goal. "Anytime you put 50 (49) shots on net and only get five (six) goals, that's still a 90 percent saves percentage, he kept them in the game."
And put some life in his team. Tech nearly tied the game a couple times in the early portion of the third, but couldn't take advantage before St. Cloud went back on the power play. Nine seconds later, Peter Szabo rippled the twine behind Ellsworth to give his team a two-goal lead.
Michigan Tech kept coming though, and Colin Murphy made it a game again a minute later, scoring one of the strangest goals your ever likely going to see. Taggart Desmet won a draw in the St. Cloud zone, the puck came to Murphy, who fired a shot that went high over the net, bounced off the glass back towards the front of the net. Jason Montgomery tried to swat at it with his blocker, but puck went right into the net.
"I got pretty lucky I guess," said Murphy. "We needed some luck though."
They didn't get enough, as Jensen finished out the scoring with another power-play goal from just above the left circle.
"It's go to be frustrating for the guys," said Michigan Tech head coach Jamie Russell, whose team dropped to 1-8-1 on the year and 1-7-0 in WCHA play. "They're working hard, and we're in every game, we just haven't found ways to win."
They'll try again next weekend, when Russell's team heads to Colorado College. St. Cloud State hits the road as well, as they head up I-94 to Grand Forks to face North Dakota.
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- Ingredients: makes 9 or 10
25g Kao fen (糕粉-cooked glutinous rice flour)
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- In a pot, add 150g pandan leaves water with icing sugar and shortening together and bring them to boil until shortening melted, stir with a hand whisk.
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- Divide dough into 3 portions and add a drop of colour into it. (pink, green, yellow)
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- Roll it into a ball and dust with some cooked glutinous rice flour (kao fen 糕粉).
- For further steps of making snowskin piggy, please refer to the tutorial below.
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Status of Proposed Food-Disparagement Laws
April 16, 1999
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|Various food-disparagement bills have been
proposed in California. Most recently, state Senator Jim Costa (D-Fresno) has introduced a
bill (SB 1334) calling for a study to determine the need for such laws. Though the
bill is dead for all practical purposes, it is currently in an inactive file in the state
|A food disparagement law was introduced in the Iowa Legislature (1995 session) and was
presented to the Senate Agriculture Committee. The measure never got out of
committee and thus died.
|Once again, the Maryland Legislature refused to
pass a proposed "veggie-libel" law. In the 1998 session that ended
recently, the bill died in committee, as did its two predecessors.
|There were several reports that a
food-disparagement bill would be introduced into the Massachusetts Legislature. At
this time (5-26-98) no such bills are pending in that state.
|Two food-disparagement bills are currently pending in the Agriculture Committee
of the Michigan Legislature. One proposed measure, HB 4660, is a comprehensive
food-disparagement bill with, among other things, a "scientific evidence"
standard. Under the proposed law, treble damages may be awarded. The other
proposed bill HB 4634, allows for an award of damages for any "false or misleading
statement of fact relating to the food product of another person." A
"false or misleading" statement "means a factual assertion that is not
supported by scientific or other evidence." (The Michigan Press Association,
among others, has opposed the measures and the Detroit News editorialized against
them in its February 28, 1998 issue, sect. C, p. 6.)
|In early 1998, a proposed food-disparagement law (HB 923) was presented to the
Missouri House Agriculture Committee. The very poorly drafted bill was co-sponsored by
House Agriculture Committee Chairman Sam Leake and state Senator Harry Wiggins. The remedy
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damages." The bill never came up for a vote and died when the state legislative
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|A food-disparagement bill was introduced in the
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significant "no" vote in the House Judiciary Committe. The New Hamphsire
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|A proposed food-disparagement law (HB 8690)
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Beware being dubbed the "next" anything.
Consider the "next Spielberg," AKA director M. Night Shyamalan. "The Sixth Sense" auteur is currently under heavy fire for making the abysmal "The Last Airbender."
Topher Grace is suffering a similar letdown.
The sitcom star got dubbed the "next" Tom Hanks after he broke out on "That '70s Show."
He hasn't landed a consequential film role since, and now he's simply another face in the jungle in the new film "Predators."
Grace plays a smart-aleck doctor caught between human mercenaries and the titular beasties. It's not the kind of role a star would take, but Grace's big screen career hasn't earned him such stature. Yet.
His best chance at big screen gravitas came via "In Good Company," an underrated drama co-starring Dennis Quaid. The film went nowhere, as did "Win a Date with Tad Hamilton, " a throwaway rom-com that showed he could hang quite nicely in the genre.
The actor may have hurt himself twofold with his appearance in "Spider-Man 3." The film couldn't match the excellence of the first two Spidey chapters, and his nebbishy character helped solidify a stereotype that doesn't serve his future leading man aspirations well – the unlikeable antihero.
So now he's left to throw a quip or two around the set of "Predators," a role far beneath someone like Hanks – or Grace himself three years ago.
Grace is still young, but his struggles to find leading man glory is another indicator of how brutal the competition is to ascend to the A-list – and the perils of early praise.
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Cranberry Zucchini Wedges RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
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I try to slip zucchini into as many dishes as possible. These cake wedges have wonderful flavor and a tender texture, and are pretty, too - with bits of pineapple, cranberries and zucchini. They're great for brunch.—Redawna Kalynchuk, Sexsmith, Alberta
- 1 can (20 ounces) pineapple chunks
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1-3/4 cups sugar
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 3 eggs
- 1 cup canola oil
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1 cup tightly packed shredded zucchini
- 1 cup fresh or frozen cranberries, halved
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
- Confectioners' sugar
- Drain pineapple, reserving 1/3 cup juice (save remaining juice for another use). Place the pineapple and reserved juice in a blender; cover and process until smooth. Set aside.
- In a large bowl, combine the flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda and salt. In a small bowl, whisk the eggs, oil, vanilla, pineapple mixture; stir into the dry ingredients until blended. Fold in the zucchini, cranberries and nuts.
- Pour into two greased and floured 9-in. round baking pans. Bake at 350° for 30-35 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean.
- Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks to cool completely. Just before serving, dust with confectioners' sugar. Yield: 2 cakes (8 wedges each).
Originally published as Cranberry Zucchini Wedges in Taste of Home August/September 2004, p32
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"I really hate to break the cycle of 5 stars, but I thought the pineapple in this recipe was too strong. It's a good recipe, just needs some tweaking for our tastes. Also, I prefer almonds for this particular recipe, but that's just my taste."
Reviewed Aug. 15, 2013
"This is wonderful, I made this in six small bread pans. It taste better tomorrow after the flavors blend."
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"excellent, very tasty."
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"This is so moist and wonderful. I added about 1 tsp of crushed rosemary and only 1 cup of sugar and it tastes great."
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – Carrying momentum from top performances on Thursday, Mississippi State track and field continued its success on day two of the 120th Penn Relays, donning another set of top-10 finishes.
"Our athletes competed with a purpose today," MSU coach Steve Dudley said. "Now they need to focus and prepare for the last day of competition, because we want to end this meet on a high note. The atmosphere will be electric tomorrow, and we need to match that with an equally electrifying performance."
Leading the way for the Bulldogs on Friday was Ebony Brinker, who won the college women's triple jump with a leap of 41-06.00.
Placing third in the college men's sprint medley championship of America was Javon Davis, Alistair Moona, Scottie Hearn and Brandon McBride, who clocked a 3:18.41. The foursome's time topped that of Southeastern Conference foes Texas A&M and South Carolina.
The quartet of Rhianwedd Price, Katie Huston, Cornelia Griesche and Emma Neigel turned in an 18:08.45 in the college women's 4x1500-meter championship to earn a seventh-place finish.
Also turning in a strong performance Friday were Patrick Monaghan, Dustin James II, Steve Shoto and Damian Roszko, who posted a speed of 10:02.84 in the college men's distance medley relay, finishing 15th.
Hurdlers Keisha Wallace (13.89) and Ste'yce McNeil (13.94) finished 19th and 22nd, respectively, in the college women's 100-meter hurdles prelims. Neither will advance to event finals as only the top two from each heat, plus the next three fastest runners, qualify.
Collegiate action in Philadelphia continues tomorrow at noon CT and is expected to conclude at 5 p.m. with the college men's 4x400-meter championship of America.
MSU will also compete on Saturday at the Golden Eagle Classic. Events at the Marshall Bell Track and Field Complex are scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m. with field events. Running events will start at noon, starting with the men's 3000-meter steeplechase.
Complete meet information and schedules can be found at www.thepennrelays.com and www.southernmiss.com. Live results for the Penn Relays will be available on the meet website, and Golden Eagle Classic results will be provided by xpresstiming.com.
For more information on MSU track and field, fans can follow the team on Twitter (@HailStateTF) and Instagram (HailStateTF).
Women's Results
College 4x1500m Championship: Villanova, 17:16.52
MSU: 7. Price, Huston, Griesche, Neigel, 18:08.45
College Triple Jump College: Ebony Brinker, Mississippi State, 41-06
College 100m Hurdles Prelims: Jasmin Stowers, LSU, 13.14
MSU: 19. Keisha Wallace, 13.89; 22. Ste'yce McNeil, 13.94
Men's Results
College Distance Medley: Bucknell, 9:50.10
MSU: 15. P. Monaghan, James II, Shoto, Roszko, 10:02.84
College Sprint Medley Championship of America: LSU, 3:17.96
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October 5, 2004
There was no doubt in our minds that this weekend was going to be our toughest this season, and it was. Both Loyola Marymount and Portland gave us quite the challenge. In the LMU game, we were playing against ourselves for the most part in the first half, but we pulled together in the second half to tie the game up. After 110 minutes of soccer the game ended in a 1-1 tie. We wanted to come out on top in this game, but sometimes things just don't fall in to place. We did show a lot of character and found a way to tie the game and dominate the second half.
The Portland game was a great match. We deserved more than what we got from the game. We played very well against the number six team in the nation. We dominated in the first half, and we had our chances. The second half we let them play their game a bit more, and they found a rhythm and put away their chances. We on the other hand had a rhythm, but we also had a couple mental lapses that cost us. We stuck it out though; we fought together and we played for each other. Once again we will learn and grow from the weekend.
We will go back to work this week and the atmosphere should be incredibly intense and upbeat because PAC-10 action is approaching this weekend. We play Arizona and Arizona State; what a way to start PAC-10 play!! We are excited. It's a whole different ball game in our conference, battle after battle, any team can win on any given day. The outcome all depends on which team shows up to really play their game.


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Akai Miniak Synthesizer Review
This review, via TheDSPproject, takes a look at the Akai Miniak – Akai Professional's new virtual analog performance synthesizer.
For more info, see our earlier posts on the Akai Miniak.
Miniak MIDI Suite Unlocks The Potential Of The Akai Miniak
Bïzune has introduced Miniak MIDI Suite, a pair of application for the new AKAI Miniak synthesizer.
They call it "the first ever Softmod for a musical instrument", because Bïzune's Miniak Suite adds control features and modulation sources not available on the hardware itself:
- The Minizune parameter editor – Operating as a standalone PC application or VSTi Plugin, it provides control of the Miniak's parameters with an attractive and inspiring interface. The MIDI Learn feature enables convenient integration and assignment of external MIDI controllers and the parameters can be automated from a VST Host.
- The Groove-Mod rhythm sequencer transforms the Miniak into a full featured virtual analog drum machine. Rhythms can be programmed on the step sequencers and then recorded into the Miniak's sequencer for standalone playback. Mute buttons and virtual sliders are provided for effortless mixing of each drum sequence. In addition to the percussion voices, four reversible modulation sequencers can be programmed for unusual morphing beats.
The Minizune Editor and Miniak Groove-Mod are available $33 USD individually or $50 USD for both programs.
Akai Miniak Synthesizer Now Available For $500
Akai Professional has announced that the Akai Miniak is now available.
The Miniak combines Akai's control surface with Alesis' synth engine.
The Miniak lets you create programs with up to eight multi-timbral voices, each with three oscillators. You can create complex sounds using the Miniak's two multimode filters, three envelope generators, two LFOs, stereo effects and 40-band vocoder with gooseneck microphone. The MINIAK also has a comprehensive sequencer with step and dynamic real time phrase sequencing, a drum machine/rhythm sequencer and an arpeggiator.
The MINIAK is available from musical instrument and professional audio retailers and has a U.S. Retail Price of $699.00 with an estimated street price of $499.00.
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Akai Miniak Synth, Vocoder Demo
MusikMesse 2009: This is a demo video/overview of the Akai Miniak, via SOS.
Akai MPD18 And Miniak Synth At Frankfurt Musikmesse
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You can get the Oregon Central Coast Map (includes Siuslaw National Forest and BLM land) by:
Questions? Please call 541-750-7000.
Many Forest Service maps are available for purchase from Avenza for use with their PDF Maps app for both iOS and Android devices. More maps will be added to their inventory as we convert them to geo-referenced PDF format.
We have geo-referenced PDF maps for all our trails. You can get them in one of 2 ways:
Forest Service Topography Maps: These maps show roads, trails, and campgrounds, on USGS's topographic maps. They are available for download by quadrangle.
You can download geo-referenced PDFs from this site. You can then use your mobile device's built-in GPS to track your location on the map if you have an app that reads geo-referenced PDFs on your device.
National Forest Store: Offers a full, nationwide selection of National Forest, Ranger District, Wilderness, and Specialty Maps for purchase online or by phone, fax, and mail.
Discover Your Northwest: A nonprofit partner carrying a wide selection of maps, books, guides, and other interpretive products that highlight the Northwest's natural and cultural history and support educational programs and services on public lands.
US Geological Survey: The national source to find, order, or download topographic maps, including quadrangles or "quads."
Consult this description of types Forest Service Maps to determine which map or maps will help you plan and complete a safe and enjoyable visit to a national forest.
The Siuslaw National Forest Motor Vehicle Use Map (MVUM) displays National Forest System routes (roads and trails) that are open to summer motorized travel. Designated motor vehicle roads and motorized trails are identified on the Motor Vehicle Use Map.
For planning documents like the Schedule of Proposed Actions (SOPA), Environmental Assessments, and other NEPA documents and planning assessments, visit our Land & Resource Management section.
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