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The couple finally re-united with Yvonne to bring her flowers.
"I can't even put it into words how thankful we are. She means so much," said Westphal.


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Whether it's the bars or the beam, Jordyn Wieber doesn't need a good luck charm.
"I'm not too superstitious like that," Wieber said. "I more just go with the flow."
The 16-year-old competes Friday night for the first day of the U.S. Olympic Trials. Her whole family will be there watching.
"I've only been to about three of her big meets," said Jordyn's older sister, Lindsay Wieber. "I stay pretty calm and usually just sit with my dad. My mom's off doing her thing."
"I don't get that nervous," Jordyn's younger sister, Kyra Wieber, said. "But sometimes when someone else gets hurt, I'm just like, 'Oh, I hope that doesn't happen to Jordyn!'"
"I hate watching, honestly," said Jordyn's older brother, Ryan Wieber. "But I still watch. I just get nervous. I mean, I always pray and there's nothing else I can do."
So what does Jordyn do before she competes? The secret to her success might surprise you.
"Just getting a lot of rest and eating something healthy is always important so I feel energetic and ready to go and, you know, just going through my routines in my head right before I go up to compete is something I always do, also," Wieber said.
That's not exactly the case for Jordyn's mother, Rita.
"I am really overboard superstitious," she said.
Jordyn may not have a pre-meet ritual, but Rita certainly does.
"I have these charms I hold in my hand and I have to say a whole round of the Rosary before everything she competes on," Rita explained. "I have to hold the charms in my hand when she competes and put them in my pocket in between—all this weird stuff. It's gotten worse over the years. Now I've added on, I have to find a church when we're in the city. Even in Tokyo, I had to find a church. Now I have to do that. It's almost probably a good thing this might be coming closer to an end because I think I would be committed at some point."
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Electric blanket may be a warning
For a quarter-century we always had a toasty warm bed, our "California Hippie" model waterbed with built-in heater. No matter how cold it was in the house (and as our family's official "Thermostat Scrooge," it is my job never to let it get above 64 degrees), that water-filled mattress was always a delightful 85 degrees.
However, we finally got rid of the waterbed. It still was wonderfully comfortable to sleep in, but getting in and out of the bed, with its hard wooden frame, was becoming increasingly difficult. Just imagine a certain unnamed middle-aged fella, with an urgent BPH-induced need to visit the bathroom at 2 a.m., struggling to climb out of a floor-level wooden box in the dark with his feet tangled up in blankets. If someone had videotaped me (I mean, him), it easily would've won first prize on "America's Stupidest Videos," where winning the grand prize is based on how much pain is inflicted when the subject of the video tumbles face-first into a closet door.
So last summer we bought a brand new non-hippie bed, which also is wonderfully comfortable to sleep in. But then winter arrived. And it turns out if the thermostat is set at 64 degrees, then the sheets, blankets, and pillows of a conventional bed also will be 64 degrees.
Climbing into that at night is like climbing into a freezer chest, although admittedly the pillow is a bit softer than resting your head on a frozen pot roast.
We decided to get an electric blanket, which seemingly solved our problem. The bed is once again toasty warm when we climb in. That is, as long as I remember to turn on the blanket 15 minutes in advance. When I forget, I have to stand there waiting for the bed to heat up. I often think to myself, "This would be a good time to get my bathroom visit out of the way," but my prostate says in reply, "Nah, I don't feel like it now. But I'll be sure to wake you in a few hours."
Everything was going great until I came across some websites dedicated to informing people about the horrors of electric blankets. A Google search for the phrase "Electric blanket dangers" turned up over 85,000 hits.
Apparently, electric blankets are not recommended if you have a pacemaker, are diabetic, elderly, pregnant, or, according to one website, if you are a human being. (Well, that narrows it down!)
I even found a website from a law firm with these words in huge letters (I am not making this up): "Have you or your family suffered electric blanket burns and injuries? Do you need to talk to an electric blanket lawyer about an electric blanket lawsuit? Contact Our Heating Blankets Lawyers Today."
"Heating Blankets Lawyers"? Do they actually have that printed on their business cards? Is that a new subset of the legal profession? Does one have take special courses in law school to earn that title?
The name of the law firm is (this I am making up): "Ambue Lance Chazer & Sleeze."
Well, I really wasn't sure what to do. But then it all became crystal clear at about 11 p.m.: There is nothing better than climbing into a toasty warm bed on a cold winter night. Nothing.
I think it's worth the risk. And if something goes wrong, at least I know how to contact genuine Heating Blankets Lawyers.
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The Saints and suspended coach Sean Payton haven't moved much further along in contract negotiations since it was reported in early November that the NFL never OK'd an extension the two parties agreed to in 2011.
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The two sides are waiting for complete clarification on conditions in which the Saints and Payton, through his agent Donald Yee, can negotiate, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Thursday.
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Since Nov. 4, when the news originally broke, rumors have heated up about Payton potentially taking over in Dallas, where his children live. But the Cowboys job isn't open right now.
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Occasionally, I notice extra-large — even jumbo — eggs priced lower at the grocery store than large. Why would grocers charge less for more? If I do purchase the larger eggs, can they be used in the same quantities as regular eggs in recipes?
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It's counterintuitive, but supermarkets do, indeed, sometimes sell extra-large and even jumbo eggs for less than large ones.
According to a recent report in Newsday, the reason largely rests on inventory. If producers have more of one size than others, they'll drop the price on the size they need to move. And if retailers put a certain size on sale one week, they may not move the other sizes and then need to put them on sale the next week. Sometimes pricing boils down to plain, old competition among grocery chains.
Large eggs, however, are the industry standard and the size used to test most recipes. When it comes to making fried or scrambled eggs, size doesn't matter, though it does take longer to hard-cook a jumbo egg than a large one. Cooks using eggs to provide moisture in a savory recipe, such as meatloaf, can use a tad less milk or water to accommodate more egg.
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As a kid growing up in Georgia in the 1970s and 1980s, my first exposure to Jack Davis' art was his University of Georgia Bulldog sports art. As I grew older, of course, I learned about the far-reaching variety of illustrations and stories he has produced throughout his career. Recently I discovered that cartoonist Patrick Dean had curated an exhibition of Davis' career for the Georgia Museum of Art in Athens: "Beyond the Bulldog: Jack Davis," which runs through Jan. 6.
Soon after the exhibit's Nov. 3 opening, I lined up Dean for an interview, in which he discusses how much Davis' family is involved with, and interested in, orchestrating exhibits of the artist's work. He also talks about what makes Davis' work resonate with him.
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Patrick Dean: I majored in graphic design here at the University of Georgia, with a focus on illustration. In my senior year of 1998, Jack Davis, a UGA alumnus, visited the graphic design building. He stopped by a few classes, told stories, passed out sketches, etc. Ridiculously pleasant guy. My illustration professor, Alex Murawski, knew I was a big fan of Davis's work. From that year onwards the department started the Jack Davis Distinguished Visiting Artist Lecture Series. The graphic design department would invite illustrators and cartoonists to visit, talk to the classrooms, and then wind up with a big talk in a lecture hall. They've had people like Sergio Aragones, Arnold Roth, Anna Kunz, Mike Luckovich, to visit, and every year Davis would be in attendance. After I graduated in 1998, Murawski would always keep me in the loop on these talks.


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The Ubuntu people enjoy giving their releases funny animal names. There have been "warty warthog", "hoary hedgehog", "breezy badger", "dapper drake", "edgy eft", and the coming "feisty fawn". Well, with nothing better to blog about this week, I've decided to provide my suggestions for names. So for this week, and next, I will present my Top Ten Ubuntu Release Names, five this week, and the rest next. Read em and weep!
Pissy Porcupine
This is the release that gets back at Linus Torvalds for dissing GNOME over KDE. It includes the recent Linus Gnome patch, but butchers it so it won't work, and blames Linus for it. It also includes a new installer to silence people still complaining about it not being as good as (pick a distro). It also gives the finger to all those damn "purists" by shipping all the codecs and drivers most "real distros" come standard with for that "it just works" out of the box feel. Still kicking and taking names, this release finally breaks away from Debian, with Shuttleworth proclaiming, "We don't need no stenkin' Debian", and stating since now it was the base distro everyone else was using, it would call the shots. Yes, this is the release with a 'tude.
Bitty Bat
Finally, Ubuntu tackles the 64-bit market in a comprehensive way. With the recent release of the AMD and Intel quadcore platforms, 'bitty' pushes itself into the forefront of distros that can "run on anything from anyone anywhere". After stealing code from Google's "summer of code", it can now run flash-, realplayer-, et al plugins seamlessly on 32 and 64 bit architectures, and single, dual, and quad platforms. With this, it has struck up a major deal to put 'bitty' on all HP desktops (while Dell still ponders this move, after receiving now over 5 million requests to do so on its website).
Virtual Viper
Like a multiheaded snake, 'Viper' comes ready to run virtual OSes, using the brand new Linux 2.6.30 kernel. With this, Ubuntu positions itself to take over the server market, to replace all those power hungry old servers with virtual OS instances. Also included is a true Vista compatibility layer, which allows the remaining people who haven't booted Vista off their system (after the most recent DRM, malware, update release, fiasco) to run Vista in a safe virtual environment, by getting around MS's latest attempt to prevent this. And with CrossOver 9.2, 'Viper' becomes the easiest distro yet for Windows users to migrate to.
Talky Tortoise
Following on the heels of the Canonical/Digium agreement, Ubuntu now comes with a customized version of Asterisk ready to use. Throw that landline away, and network your cell phones. It is now easier than ever to manage all your telephony needs in one easy to configure distro. Also included is the latest in voice-recognition technology, which allows you to use a headset, or phone, to talk to your computer and run apps which have been written for these features. VARS will immediately target this release for use in senior homes, people with disabilities, or people just too lazy to type anymore. It has been rumored the next point release will also allow your computer to talk back to you (in initially 3 languages). This will quickly become the perfect distro for geeks, to get them through those lonely weekend nights (you know who you are).
Kinky Kangaroo
Ubuntu goes all out to capture the adult and pornography market sectors with this release. With its customized branded Firefox browser (SteamyOtter), it comes with built in plugins for anonymous browsing using Tor onion networks, and the latest video streaming, zooming, and 3D effects. Also, now with Clik 'n' Run, premier porn sites are just a click away (purchased with a major credit card), which can be quickly hidden from that unsuspecting spouse, or your kids, with the new Zip-It-Quick extension. It also comes with the EnhanceIt image processing app, to help you "endow" your photos before posting to Match.com or your MySpace page. When bought via the web, 'Kinky' comes shipped in an unmarked brownpaper package, with your choice of a pack of condoms (specify size), a Plan B treatment, or a pack of AAA batteries.
OK, that's my first 5. Next week the remaining 5. Make your suggestions as comments. If I like any, I might plagiarize them and include them next week (though I'll still take all the credit). :~)
Great! Wonder if canonical will consider your ideas... it would be a lot more interesting than what they've had so far.
Bitchy Beaver?
Halfass Hare?
You know, since Dapper Drake the names are alphabetical according to their number, i.e. Dapper Drake was release 4, so the fourth letter in the alphabet. Edgy Eft number 5, Feisty 6, ...
Furtheremore, you can find the proposed names for next versions here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DevelopmentCodeNames
Good ones
Good ones. With all the variations of Ubuntu popping up everywhere, for example the Christian and Muslim editions, a distribution based on the kinky kangaroo principle might come.
And, some suggestions. Witty weasel? Angry ape? Happy hamster (it would ship with the hamster dance as the startup sound)? Muddy mole? Picky parrot? Skinny skunk?
For those who need some inspiration for names, here's a nice Wikipedia article: List of animal names
gregarious gorilla
Intended to be the 300lb, ... err gorilla, of the dating network with voip support to those friendly folk who want some amorous aping around can get in some chest beating.
gutsy gazelle
Just a thought...
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CHICAGO -- Not even a return to interleague play Tuesday could end the Giants' current skid.
Matt Cain was shelled in an 8-2 loss to the Chicago White Sox at U.S. Cellular Field, giving up a season-high eight runs on 10 hits. The Giants had been 6-0 through their first two rounds of interleague action, sweeping the Cleveland Indians and Minnesota Twins at home.
The first night in an American League park this season was a nightmare for the Giants, who have dropped seven of eight.
Cain has taken two of the losses during the run, giving up 11 earned runs over 10 innings. He didn't provide specifics when asked what needed to be fixed moving forward.
"The biggest thing is just location," Cain said.
He missed repeatedly in the middle innings, and the slugging White Sox jumped all over him.
The blowout actually got off to a good start, with Hunter Pence hitting a solo homer in the first and Buster Posey driving in a run in the third. But Cain couldn't hold the lead for long. With two out and one on in the third, Cain grooved a 3-2 fastball to Gordon Beckham and didn't even watch as the ball sailed out of the park.
The floodgates burst in the fourth, an inning that started with three of the first four White Sox reaching on singles. With the bases loaded, Cain walked catcher Tyler Flowers, who had been hitless in his previous 23 at-bats with 19 strikeouts. Speedy leadoff hitter Adam Eaton hit a slow roller to short that Brandon Crawford barehanded but threw away. Two runs came across on the infield single and error, giving the White Sox a 5-2 lead.
"He got off to a good start," manager Bruce Bochy said of Cain. "The first two innings, he looked really sharp and looked on track. He ended up giving up the homer (to Beckham) and he just got derailed. The stuff flattened out and they took advantage of Matty being wild in the zone.
"What happened? I can't tell you, to be honest."
Bochy has long referred to Cain as his "horse"-- he did again after Tuesday's game -- and he sent Cain out for the fifth. After two singles and a wild pitch added up to a sixth run, Cain hung a changeup to Dayan Viciedo that was supposed to be down in the dirt. The right fielder hit a no-doubter high up the left field seats.
Cain said he felt fine on the mound, but admitted at times he didn't get the ball down in the zone enough, or in on hitters' hands.
"I felt confident in everything I was throwing," he said. "It was a really bad changeup to Viciedo. The other ones weren't terrible but they caught too much plate, and they're going to take advantage of it."
Cain dropped to 1-5 and his ERA ticked up to 4.52. The starters have a 5.25 ERA during the eight-game stretch, but Tim Hudson, the best of the bunch this season, takes the ball Wednesday in the second game of a short two-game series. Even with Hudson on the mound, the Giants still face an uphill battle. They'll face Chris Sale (1.97 ERA, 0.67 WHIP), a hard-throwing All-Star who might be the best left-hander in the game.
Bochy was in the opposing dugout when Sale pitched for the American League All-Star team last year. What memory stood out to Bochy?
"I had one hitter say, 'I hope I don't have to face Sale,' " he said Tuesday.
"We're trying to get this under control," Bochy said. "He was making a little progress, but not as much as we would hope."
Pagan has been out of the starting lineup 14 times this season, most often because of a sore right knee.
"He was a great ambassador for the game," Bochy said. "We know what a great player he was and hitter (but) I'm happy he's getting recognized as a tremendous person."
For more on the Giants, see Alex Pavlovic's Giants Extra blog at blogs.mercurynews.com/Giants. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/AlexPavlovic.
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BERKELEY -- With spring football practice set to begin in three weeks, coach Sonny Dykes completed his staff on Tuesday with the hiring of Fred Tate as defensive line coach.
Garret Chachere, who coached Cal's defensive ends last season, will handle linebackers, the position group he's coached much of his 23 seasons.
Former defensive coordinator Andy Buh, demoted after the Bears' 1-11 season, is being reassigned within the athletic department and will not have football coaching duties. Unless the department can arrange a buyout, it's responsible for Buh's contract, which guarantees him $500,000 in 2014 and '15.
Tate spent the past two seasons at Cincinnati and Texas Tech, working under Art Kaufman, Cal's new defensive coordinator.
Dykes said Tate was hired based on a strong recommendation from Kaufman and the track record the two established.
"He has a tremendous amount of energy that will carry over well to both on-field coaching and recruiting," Dykes said of Tate.
Tate, a 16-year veteran of college coaching, said he's excited to be at Cal and to reunite with Kaufman.
"We've had a tremendous amount of success over the last two seasons working together, and I'm looking forward to replicating that and improving upon it at Cal," Tate said. "I'm ready to hit the ground running."
Tate will have to be up to speed quickly with the start of spring workouts set for March 31.
The retooled defensive staff is charged with fixing a unit that ranked last in the Pac-12 in points and yards allowed. The Bears surrendered nearly 46 points per game, worst in school history.
As defensive tackles coach at Cincinnati last season, Tate helped the Bearcats to a 9-4 record and Belk Bowl bid. Cincinnati ranked sixth nationally against the run (104.5 yards per game) and ninth in total defense (315.6 ypg).
Tate also worked on Kaufman's defensive staff at Texas Tech in 2012, improving a defense that ranked 114th nationally (485.6 ypg) the year before to 38th (367.3). The Red Raiders were 8-5 and beat Minnesota in the Meineke Car Care Bowl.


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Feed consumption and replacement of cows, culled for reproductive failure, are two primary determinants of beef production efficiency. Our overarching goal is to develop strategies and technologies to alleviate these limitations. Sufficient nutrient intake resulting in adequate body energy stores are believed essential for reproduction. Thus, producers are challenged to match nutritional environment, which is subject to seasonal and annual variation, and various genotypes to obtain sustainable reproduction and retention rates. Our approach is, of necessity, long-term and multi-disciplinary, involving both basic and applied aspects of genetics, nutrition, and physiology in a semi-arid grazing production system. This proposal brings to fruition ongoing research and establishes investigations of genetic by environmental interactions and physiological mechanisms limiting reproductive success. Four distinct cattle populations (an intercross of Charolais (25%), Red Angus (50%) and Tarentaise (25%), Line 1 Hereford, purebred Angus, and Hereford-Angus herd) will be used to facilitate assessment of genetic factors affecting fitness (hybrid vigor). Distinct nutritional environments that utilize different contributions of harvested and grazed forage will be imposed to challenge the nutrition-reproduction interface to elucidate genetic, physiological, and management factors influencing feed utilization and lifetime productivity. Identification of genetic, nutritional, and physiological mechanisms that limit or contribute to beef production efficiency will facilitate early in life selection and management of replacement animals most fit for particular production environments. This research will result in the establishment of heifer development protocols that provide producers options for dealing with annual variations in availability and quality of forage.


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One of two suspects in a larceny investigation that police released photos of Wednesday was captured Thursday.
Scot Sill, 41, of Frankfort, was charged with felony fourth-degree grand larceny, state police said after they found he was one of the two suspects in the larceny of steel and equipment from the Litchfield town garage.
Still was remained to Herkimer County jail on no bail.
The passenger of the vehicle has yet to be identified, police said.
The incident occurred on Jan. 5, between the hours of 5 and 6 p.m.
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Annual Christmas tree recycling set for Jan. 4
Published: Wednesday, December 11, 2013 at 4:44 p.m.
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The Henderson County Annual Christmas Tree Recycling Event is scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 4 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Jackson Park in Hendersonville.
Christmas trees will be chipped into mulch and a fragrantly fresh heap of chips will be available for free gathering.
This year, strands of non-working electrical tree lights will be collected and donated to the County Cooperative Extension Service as well. Volunteers with the Environmental & Conservation Organization will help get trees to the chipper and serve hot apple cider.
In 2012, 1,097 trees were chipped, 249 of which were untied from car roofs, and chipped in just five hours! The event keeps Christmas trees out of the landfill and turns them into a useful product.
Those planning to collect mulch should bring boxes or bags.
Beginning the day after Christmas, trees may be dropped off in the parking lot for Field No. 3 at Jackson Park. Christmas tree vendors are encouraged to bring leftover trees to the site.
Hendersonville residents may leave their Christmas trees at curbside, where the trees will be chipped and counted as part of the recycling project. No balled trees or wreaths or greenery with wire will be accepted.
During the Saturday event, ECO volunteers will direct traffic, help unload trees, and assist participants who gather mulch. Community members interested in volunteering with ECO should call Doreen Blue at 828-693-9263.
This event is coordinated by ECO in cooperation with Henderson County Parks and Recreation, Hendersonville Public Works, and Henderson County Solid Waste Dept and sponsored by King's Hardware. The event will take place rain or shine.
For more information, call the ECO office at 828-692-0385 or visit www.eco-wnc.org.
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Baguio breaks all time high in PNG hammer throw
DUMAGUETE CITY – an athlete of Baguio has broken the Philippines all time record high in hammer throw in the women's category for the best distance here.
Lorelie Amahit Sermona, a member of Philippine Team landed a distance of 50.03, the best record so far in Hammer Throw for the women's category at the Perdices Sports Complex, Dumaguete City during the POC-PSC National Games (PNG) May 30.
Sermona's distance of 50.03 literally erased her own record of 49.79 during the 24th South East Asian (SEA) Games in 2007.
She bested teammate Jhansel Uduando who recorded a distance of 18.93 to settle for silver.
Udaundo also got silver in discus throw and bronze in shot put.
But it did not stop there as Baguio's thirst for the mints continued to dominate the athletic field oval.
Veteran athlete Eleazar Sunang swallowed his opponents in shot put for men while Reagan Contic also dominated the discus throw in the boys category and lands silver in shot put.
Also in women's discus throw, Baguio's Hanna Erika Sia showed dominance by striking gold with a 32.37m throw.
Jane Takayeng literally outrun her opponents in 110m hurdles-women's category while Catherine Kaye Santos, a product of the University of Baguio sprint was recorded the fastest or 12.17 seconds beating Laguna and hypersports power houses.
Santos also dominated the triple jump for women earlier in the field ensuring 2 gold mints for Baguio and another silver in long jump.
University of Baguio's Flordeliza Donos also dominated the 1,500m run and the women's steeple chase event totaling 2 gold mints for the team.
Not to be outdone, Joan Caido recorded a time of 50.34 in the 400m run for boys besting Miguel Guevarra of Bacolod City's 52.20 and Jun Earl Gan of Team Maravilla who clocked in at 52.44.
Caido went on to bag another gold in the 800m run while fellow runner Jonfrey Opendo yet another gold in the 400m hurdles.
Tracy Kitongan's 10,000m walk outmatched other players who, after enduring 25 rounds around the oval still manages to smile.
Other players who contributed silver are Mariz Cotoner in 110m hurdles women, Divina Kitongan in 400m run girls, Jessa Mangsat in 3000m steeple chase, Arnold Galap in 3000m steeple chase and 5,000m run and Jalen Guiro De Castro in 200m run.
Bronze medal players are; Marla Felice Ellaga in high jump and triple jump, Gemma Landisan in Javelin throw, Jane Takayeng in 400m hurdles, Jonfrey Opendo in 800m run, Divina Kitongan in 800m and 1500m run.
In team events, Santos, Takayeng, Cotoner and Ellaga settled for bronze in 4x100m relay while Caido, Ninalga, Limbaring and De Castro settled also for bronze in 4x100m relay for boys.
Baguio scored a total of 15 golds, 10 silvers and 10 bronze medals in athletics.
Meantime, Baguio's lone swimmer Jenkins Lorenzo Labao managed to fly straight from Manila to Dumaguete for his event May 28 with his coach Jeffrey Padilla and proved the adage 'better late than never'.
Labao, a student of the University of Baguio dominated the 400m individual medley, 400m freestyle, 200m freestyle and 100m freestyle in swimming adding a total of 6 golds in his arsenal and presently holds the most gold medals for a single player for Baguio.
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PARKERSBURG - The city's only Jewish temple will soon be going up for sale.
Robert Beau Ellison, treasurer for the Temple B'nai Israel on 20th Street in Parkersburg, said members are working with an area realtor to list the nearly 65-year-old temple for sale this spring.
"We are down to just a very limited number of Jewish families in town who are members of the temple," Ellison said. "It's not as much a cost issue as it is a people issue. In order to maintain the building and keep everything going, you have to have enough people to do things. We just have limited people to draw from."
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The congregation of the Temple B'nai Israel on 20th Street in Parkersburg says the temple will be put up for sale this spring. A dwindling congregation and lack of manpower to maintain the building were cited as reasons for the sale. (Photo by Michael Erb)
Ellison said between 10-15 families still attend services and events at the temple, down from 50-75 families in years past. Those who do attend also tend to be older, he said.
"All of our kids have relocated elsewhere," he said. "At the current time there are no second-generation kids here."
Ellison said the congregation has recently held services at the Stern Sanctuary house on Brookside Circle in Parkersburg and will continue to hold services at that location in the near future.
"We haven't really given up, it's just the temple is just too much for us at this time," he said.
Myla Kreinik said the temple was built in 1949 and its congregation has a history entwined with the area. It is the only Jewish temple between Athens and Charleston, and Wheeling and Huntington.
"It was the first Reformed temple this side of the Appalachians," she said.
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Maturing readers are ready to take on long vowels and the silent E in Set 5 of the renowned Bob Books series. These longer stories help kids' vocabularies grow quickly, and prepare them for the next exciting step – chapter books!
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ANTIOCH -- To make a dance program like "The Nutcracker" come alive it takes more dedication and time than just that of the children who perform in the production. It takes a community of volunteers.
Years ago when Nina Koch first decided to bring "The Nutcracker" to East County she knew that to get all the children involved and excited about performing she would have to bring the community together. A production like this wouldn't just include children from one dance studio, but many.
Now celebrating its eighth year of performing one of America's favorite holiday ballets, the Brentwood Children's Ballet Theater will present "The Nutcracker" on Dec. 15 and 16 at the El Campanil Theatre.
"This production takes a lot of parent support. There are no paid positions," said Tammy Strabley, whose daughter Alayna is playing Clara in this year's production. "There are all kinds of committees doing their part right down to the fundraising committee. The production couldn't be done without the parent support."
Strabley said that the Brentwood Children's Ballet puts on a first-rate production, especially with the help of Stephanie Knudsen, the company's artistic director.
"Every time I go there is always something different," she said. "It is a first- rate production done by the children."
Alayna Strabley, this year's Clara, is a freshman at Liberty High School who is dedicated to dancing. This is her fifth year with the group and performing a role in the ballet. It is her first year as Clara. Locally taught, she has been dancing since she was 4 years old and has participated in more than 100 dance competitions, winning several awards. When she started at Liberty High School, she immediately tried out for the varsity dance team and was awarded a position on the team.
Alayna and other members of the ballet group have been practicing every Saturday since September to get ready for this year's production. The children who perform in the ballet are between the ages of 7 and 18.
Over the past eight years the Brentwood Ballet Theater has grown and made many changes. It is now a nonprofit with the express goal of presenting "The Nutcracker" each year. It has a board of directors with people of different backgrounds. Knudson is the president.
Koch says that their choreographers have grown and the cast is now up to nearly 70 members with representatives from four different East County dance studios.
Knudson said that every year the company's goal is to make "The Nutcracker" better and different enough from the year before so to encourage returnees.
Among the changes are some differences in the dancing styles, she said.
What: "The Nutcracker"
When: noon and 4 p.m. Dec. 15; noon and 4 p.m. Dec. 16
Where: El Campanil Theatre, 602 W. Second St., Antioch
Info: 925-757-9500 or www.elcampaniltheatre.com
Cost: $20 orchestra seats; $18 loge; $16 opera seats. (Discounts on 4 p.m. Dec. 15 show.)


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Their backs to the Pacific, 15 restored moai stand watch at Ahu Tongariki, the largest of Easter Island's ceremonial stone platforms. Rapanui artisans carved the moai centuries ago from volcanic rock at a quarry a mile away. By the 19th century all of Easter's moai had been toppled—by whom or what is unclear. In 1960 these moai were swept inland by a tsunami, which fractured some (left).
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The "red elephants" of Kenya's Tsavo East National Park owe their color to the red soil, which they roll in as a dirt bath. Across Africa, sustained poaching of bulls and large females makes orphans of the young and distorts the gene pool in favor of weaker, smaller animals.
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June 03, 2009
Vermont Passes a Feed-In Tariff, Plus Other Clean Energy Measures
Vermont legislators have passed House Bill 446, also known as the Vermont Energy Act of 2009, which will allow owners of small renewable energy facilities to sign long-term contracts for the sale of power produced by their facilities. The approach, commonly referred to as a "feed-in tariff," is meant to encourage individuals and businesses to install their own grid-connected renewable energy system. The long-term contracts provided by such feed-in tariffs can make renewable energy systems a profitable investment, and the guaranteed income can help attract financing for such systems. The new Vermont Energy Act will apply to renewable energy systems commissioned on or after September 30, 2009, that are up to 2.2 megawatts in capacity. It allows for power purchase contracts of 10-20 years in duration for most renewable energy projects, and up to 25 years in duration for solar energy projects. The act sets a statewide limit of 50 megawatts for such contracts, but that limit also includes any new, similar-sized renewable power facilities built by the state's utilities.
For now, the act sets standard rates of 12 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh) for a power plant fueled with methane from a landfill or agricultural operation, such as an anaerobic digester; 20 cents per kWh for wind turbines of 15 kilowatts or less; 30 cents per kWh for solar power; and the state's average residential rate for biomass power plants not fueled with methane, wind power projects larger than 15 kilowatts, and hydropower facilities. However, the act allows the Vermont Public Service Board to adjust these "standard offer" rates, with the intent of allowing a rate of return on equity not less than the highest rate of return approved for investor-owned utilities in Vermont. The rates must also providing sufficient incentive for the rapid deployment of such small renewable power facilities, but not an excessive incentive. If any of the rates seem way out of line with these goals, the board can set interim rates at its discretion before September 15. And whether it does that or not, the board must go through a formal process of setting its own rates by January 15, 2010, and it must repeat the process every two years. See the history and text (PDF 162 KB) of the Vermont Energy Act. Download Adobe Reader.
The Vermont Energy Act was passed by the legislature on May 7 and delivered to Governor Jim Douglas on May 21, but on May 27 the governor announced that he would allow it to become law without his signature. The difficulty with any feed-in tariff is to set a standard offer rate for each technology that meets the goal of encouraging renewable energy deployment without providing an excessive profit to the system's owner. The governor expressed concern that the bill set such standard offer rates, but he allowed the bill to become law because it allows the Vermont Public Service Board to adjust those rates. However, the governor also noted that a number of incentives for renewable energy are already available, and he opined that the feed-in tariff does not achieve the lowest-cost approach to adding new renewable power capacitys to the state's power grid. See the governor's press release.
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Every time I make tofu ricotta I think to myself that I should try to make a fried tofu ball not unlike the fried chicken balls I used to scarf down at Chinese buffets back in the day. I would like to get the batter a little crispier, so if anyone has some tips please pass them along. (UPDATE: see this recipe).
- 1/2 cup all purpose flour (plus extra for dusting)
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1/3 cup plain soy milk
- 1 tbsp finely ground flax seed
- 2 tbsp warm water
- 1 pkg extra firm tofu, pressed for 20 mins
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 tsp poultry spice (or to taste)
- 1 tbsp hoisin sauce
- ground white pepper
- 1-2 tbsp vital wheat gluten
- oil for frying
1. Heat your frying oil to 375 degrees.
2. While oil is heating, make the batter by whisking together flour, baking powder, and salt in a medium bowl. In a separate bowl, whisk flax seed and water together until thick, and then whisk flax mixture into the soy milk. Whisk wet into dry ingredients. Add more liquid or flour as needed. The goal is a thick pancake batter consistency--not too thick, but not so thin that it drips right off the balls.
3. Make the tofu balls: mush the tofu in your hands until very fine and clumping together. Add spices and hoisin sauce and mix well. Adjust seasonings to taste. Sprinkle 1 tbsp of wheat gluten over top and mix in. Check to see if you can form into balls, and add more gluten if needed. Form into about 16-20 balls, not too big.
4. To fry: dust a few balls with flour, then dip into the batter, letting any excess drip off. Fry for 1-2 mins, until very lightly golden. Drain. Repeat with remaining balls. Return first set of balls to the oil, letting fry until a deep golden brown. Drain and serve with your sauce of choice.
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Chinese Tofu Balls
Every time I make tofu ricotta I think to myself that I should try to make a fried tofu ball not unlike the fried chicken balls I used to scarf down at Chinese buffets back in the day. I would like to get the batter a little crispier, so if anyone has some tips please pass them along. (UPDATE: see this recipe).
24 comments:
- Tofu Mom (AKA Tofu-n-Sprouts) said...
These look AWESOME!! I am SO going to try them!! SOON!!!
For a crispier batter maybe try adding some cornstarch?
- June 4, 2011 at 9:57 PM
- lauren ikon said...
potato starch gets really crispy
- June 4, 2011 at 9:57 PM
- Tofu Mom (AKA Tofu-n-Sprouts) said...
Oh, and the cheaper, more refined coconut oil (*gasp*) for frying makes things SUPER crisp.
- June 4, 2011 at 10:07 PM
- Mara said...
OOOh this sounds good. For crispier batter, I would try using soda water instead of or in combination with the soymilk. The carbonation does interesting stuff. (beer also works well)
Also, you could fry for just a little longer, and they may crisp up better. I know when I worked a fryer at a restaurant when I was in college that when someone ordered something "extra crispy" we would just add a minute to the timer on the fryer.
- June 4, 2011 at 10:11 PM
- bittersweetblog said...
For crispier fried goods, I find I have better luck with starch than flour. Maybe potato starch or cornstarch instead of AP flour would do it? I might have to try...
- June 4, 2011 at 10:13 PM
- Desdemona said...
These sound great (and evil), and I'm going to give them a go before too long. As for getting the batter crispier, maybe try adding some chickpea flour - which I find contributes a certain magical something - and see what happens?
- June 4, 2011 at 10:46 PM
- Elizabeth said...
These look so amazing. Can't wait to try these!
- June 4, 2011 at 11:00 PM
- AikoVenus said...
Maybe add a substantial amount of cornstarch to the mix? It dries the tofu out a little bit more after it has been thoroughly pressed. Maybe even a light rice flour could do the trick.
That's what I normally seen done with Chinese food to make it crispier.
- June 4, 2011 at 11:05 PM
- xiao_haozi said...
Sounds great.
I've always wondered, what do you do with your leftover oil? I will try to use a wok to decrease the amount of oil I need to be able to create some depth, but am then unsure of how best to deal with the oil afterwards. I've tried tossing into a glass jar and putting in the fridge to use for something similar again soon...
- June 5, 2011 at 2:33 AM
- Neeli said...
You could try gram flour (chickpea flour?) it gets veggie pakoras really crispy (I thought your pic was potato pakoras)
- June 5, 2011 at 5:26 AM
- vasantika said...
Try adding some starch to the batter - rice or tapioca flour, arrowroot powder, whatever you've got.
Otherwise, looks absolutely delicious, will be making these soon! :)
- June 5, 2011 at 5:37 AM
- Deb Schiff said...
For a lighter, crispier batter, you might try mixing in a bit of rice flour.
- June 5, 2011 at 9:15 AM
- erinwyso said...
Lovely! I love anything that involves tofu + frying. This looks spectacular!
- June 5, 2011 at 9:22 AM
- Eve Love said...
looks amazing!
i'd say rice flour for the crispy factor.
- June 5, 2011 at 11:19 AM
- Dino said...
If you would sub out a bit of the flour with rice flour and corn starch, you'll get a crisper batter.
- June 5, 2011 at 12:42 PM
- Justin Fox Burks said...
Get your batter really cold or even throe a few ice cubes into it before dipping. The cold batter and the hot oil colliding makes for an airer and crispier crunch. It's how tempura is done, so it's likely work here.
- June 5, 2011 at 3:06 PM
- Millie said...
Vegandad...this looks amazing.
- June 5, 2011 at 10:28 PM
- Jessica said...
Yum! I made these tonight, and they are GOOD. I've never had the chicken version, so I can't compare, but these certainly hit the spot. I added beer to my batter, and they were plenty cripsy.
- June 5, 2011 at 10:46 PM
- Scissors and Spice said...
I agree with the rice flour suggestion. When making Indian pakoras, rice flour gives them a less heavy and more crispy texture.
- June 6, 2011 at 12:23 AM
- Urban Farmer said...
Looks great! A tablespoon or two of rice flour will make them very crispy.
- June 6, 2011 at 11:06 AM
- Alessandra said...
I am not sure what tofu ricotta is, but I could use okara (the left-over part after making soy milk, it looks a bit like a dry ricotta....). Just the kind of food my kids like :-)
- June 6, 2011 at 5:11 PM
- racheyalex said...
these look AMAZING!
- June 6, 2011 at 11:51 PM
- Get Skinny, Go Vegan. said...
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- June 9, 2011 at 9:47 PM
- tofudream said...
Interesting recipe :) I love it. I normally don't like deep frying but this one will be an exception
- July 4, 2011 at 3:09 PM


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Andrew Tamayo, 35, died Wednesday night at Anderson Hospital from injuries sustained in a shooting that happened last month outside a Meridian store.
It happened between 3:30 and 4 p.m. Feb. 27. The 35-year-old was gunned down in front of Amigo's Food Mart on 23rd Street, across from Eastern Gardens.
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"If they put themselves in the shoes of Andrew's family, wouldn't they want someone to step forward to speak up for their family members? That's all we're asking," Harper said.
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The victim was walking in the 2500 block of East Swain Road just east of Lorraine Avenue when he was approached by a vehicle occupied by three men, officers said. When the men exited the vehicle, one pulled out a handgun and shot the victim one time, causing him to fall to the ground, police said.
The assailants then stole the victim's belongings before fleeing in the vehicle. The gunman was described as a black man about 18 years old with a white T-shirt and a red San Francisco 49ers hat, authorities said. The victim, who was taken to a hospital for treatment, was unable to describe the other two men, police said.
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No one was injured and damage to the Hannibal Convention & Visitors Bureau building was minimal after a car struck it Monday morning.
Karen Martino and Gail Bryant, director of the HCVB, were in the building, located at the corner of Third Street and Mark Twain Avenue, when the Dodge Neon struck the structure's northeast corner around 9:15 a.m.
"I just felt a jolt in my office and we came out front and evidently a car hit the building. I guess it was coming around the corner and hit the building, but I don't know the details," said Bryant.
It was unclear which direction the vehicle was traveling at the time of the accident. The pavement was still wet from overnight showers at the time of the crash.
According to police, 18-year-old Antonio Raspberry of Hannibal said a front tire locked up, causing the vehicle to slide into the building.
Damage on the exterior consisted of a bent down spout and a couple of broken landscape timbers. Inside, no damage was detected by Chuck Anderson, assistant building inspector.
"We're very fortunate," said Bryant of the lack of damage. "Since I've been here this is the very first time something like this has happened."
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