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October 28, 2010 - Cory Giger
Matt McGloin will start Saturday for Penn State, and if Joe Paterno gets his wish, McGloin will be the only quarterback the team uses.
"We're gonna go with Mac," Paterno said Thursday night on his weekly radio show.
Rob Bolden, who suffered a concussion last week at Minnesota, has been cleared to play, quarterbacks coach Jay Paterno said on the radio program. Bolden, though, did very little in practice all week and wasn't involved in much of the game preparation.
JoePa had said Tuesday he doubted Bolden would be able to play and that there would be an open competition between McGloin and Kevin Newsome. Paterno acknowledged Thursday night what has been known for decades when he said, "I've always been a one-quarterback man."
That philosophy will be put to the test Saturday with all three quarterbacks available to play.
"I hope I don't have to use more than one, but if we have to we will," JoePa said.
It surprised some people that McGloin was first off the bench at Minnesota after Bolden went out with a concussion late in the first half. Newsome had been used as second string up to that point in the season.
Jay Paterno said it was always a 2A and 2B setup with Newsome and McGloin, and that the situation in a game would dictate who would be used first.
Newsome had been sick on the Thursday before the Minnesota game, and that coupled with a minor left knee injury opened the door for McGloin to surpass him.
Jay Paterno also mentioned what some people had speculated -- that Bolden might have actually been hurt on the series before he suffered the concussion, then the second hit "put him over the edge" to where he couldn't play.
McGloin completed 6-of-13 passes for 76 yards, two TDs and one interception in a 33-21 win over the Gophers. The redshirt-sophomore, a former walk-on, completed the first pass of his career in that game and will make his first start this week.

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Akol's situation is to be determined at a later date, according to Our Savior New American assistant coach Eric Jaklitsch.
Jaklitsch has been a big supporter of Teeng's individual game too. He first alerted us about his game and over the past year reporters from this website have watched him closely.
Jaklitsch said more of his academic information was needed to have a complete view on what Akol can do. Does Akol take a prep year? Can he play college ball over the next season or perhaps be relisted as a member of the 2008 class. It appears these answers will come over the next few months.
Teeng made his way to America in 2005. He has had plenty of support from Jaklitsch, Chris Phillips, Bob Bass, and Ron Stelzer since he arrived at Our Savior New American.
Akol can play too. He has the ability to shoot the perimeter shot and also possesses enough size to score and battle the big bodies inside the paint.
BRIAN TOWEY'S VIEW OF TEENG AKOL'S INDIVIDUAL GAME: After arriving in the States in October of 2005 from the Sudan via Egypt, Akol has settled into the American game for coach Ron Stelzer at OSNA, showing a deft shooting and passing touch out of the high post. He is a skilled big man whose versatility has him ensconced on the high major radar.
WHAT ERIC JAKLITSCH SAYS ABOUT TEENG AKOL: College coaches like that he's a face-up four man, that he's pretty skilled. He's a high post guy that can step out, pop out, and shoot the ball well, and can score with his back to the basket. He can also pass the ball a bit.
Previous school interest has listed DePaul, St. John's, Pittsburgh, and Kentucky. However, with the academic situation being what it is, eligibility issues first have to be solidified. It's likely an answer will come over the next few months and this is likely to determine Teeng's future college interests.


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Hartnett Takes On Art-Gallery Restaurant After Quitting Ramsay
Angela Hartnett is to take over the Whitechapel Gallery Dining Room, her first new project after quitting Gordon Ramsay Holdings last month and acquiring Murano, the London restaurant that she created and ran for him.
While Hartnett and her head chef Diego Cardoso will consult on all areas of the food, staffing and service in the Whitechapel project with Smart Hospitality Ltd., they will cook full-time at Murano. Hartnett, who lives in Spitalfields, near the gallery, holds a Michelin star.
"I love the Whitechapel Gallery and want us to serve the sort of food people really want to eat," Hartnett said today in an e-mailed release. "I hope the Whitechapel Gallery Dining Room will become a firm favorite with gallery visitors and locals alike." The opening will be on Jan. 15.
There will be a daily changing menu with a focus on homey cooking with British ingredients. Small plates will cost between 5 pounds ($7.80) and 8 pounds, with larger dishes that are suitable for sharing priced between 10 pounds and 15 pounds.
Mains may include rabbit pie with tarragon; and cote de boeuf with caramelized chicory. Desserts will range from a warm Agen prune tart to a pomegranate blood orange salad with hand-made shortbread. Sandwiches, salads, snacks and a dish of the day will be served at the Cafe/Bar upstairs.
Angela Hartnett, 42, is a protege of chef Gordon Ramsay, for whom she worked at Aubergine before going on to open Angela Hartnett at the Connaught and later Murano and the York & Albany. She cut her final ties with Gordon Ramsay Holdings on Dec. 31. The split was amicable.
Smart Hospitality is a venture between Greg Lawson, who formed the parent company Quantum Leap Events in 1999, and Robin Bidgood, until recently chief executive of Tate Catering, part of the commercial arm of Tate Galleries.
Whitechapel Gallery was founded in 1901 to bring great art to the people of the East End of London and occupies an Arts and Crafts building designed by Charles Harrison Townsend. The East End -- traditionally a working-class area with a large immigrant population -- has changed in recent times, in part because of its proximity to the City of London financial district.
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WASHINGTON -- Washington, D.C. is the center of American politics and power. But when American Airlines Flight 77 torpedoed into the Pentagon on September 11, 2001, the perception of America's impenetrable might came crashing down.
After a decade of rebuilding, the Pentagon has been restored, the government created the Department of Homeland Security, and the nation's capital is more secure than it was when the hijackers executed their plan.
Generally speaking, life has moved on.
This is particularly true for people like Martha Hamilton, who on 9/11 was on her way to work near the White House.
Ten years later, she and her husband are raising their 3-year old son in downtown Washington.
"There are a lot of things for parents to worry about, and certainly after 9/11 it changed everyone's worldview and feelings of security," Hamilton told CBN News.
"But you really just can't let that consume you, so we're just trying to raise him to feel safe and secure as best we can," she said. Realtor Don Denton has been living and working on Capitol Hill since the 1970s. Denton said that after the infamous terror attacks, a few families moved out of town because they no longer felt safe.
"People uprooted their lives and made basic life decisions on where they're going to live and how they're going to raise their kids because they were afraid," he said.
"All of a sudden, New York City, Washington, D.C., big cities like this might become targets," he said.
But that was the exception, not the rule.
"In the last 10 years, this city has come back with a vengeance," Denton said. Jane Volkema is one of the newcomers who moved to Washington area in the wake of the attacks. Volkema said she no longer cringes at the sound of low-flying planes landing at nearby national airport. Instead, she appreciates the laughter ringing from the school across the street from St. John's Church where she now ministers.
"To see how far we've come by the kids playing across the street," she said. "I think it's amazing that again, with our faith in God, He's made us stronger."
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The Europe-jetting, soap-opera acting, Oscar partying mayor of Los Angeles thinks you haven't pitched in enough cash to city coffers, because it's not what your mayor can do for you, but what what you can do for Mayor V.
That's right, Antonio Villaraigosa is backing a plan that would have Department of Water and Power customers pay an extra $2.50 a month so the city's richest department can develop alternative-energy sources. Now, if you read between the lines, and you know we do here at LA Weekly world headquarters, this would seem like a return to Prop. B, a citywide ballot initiative to spend as much as $3.6 billion on solar energy in the city.
The measure was backed by Villaraigosa as a job builder, but it was rejected by voters. The new surcharge reintroduces the idea of having the city power grid rely partly on solar -- at your expense (and, after you already rejected the idea).
Critics and/or conspiracy theorists who would like to see nothing more than the mayor and City Council run out of town argued that Prop. B was a intended as a make-work, sweetheart prize for one of the mayor's favorite constituencies (the electricians union).
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Tapas and tequila reign at this deliciously over-the-top Mexican hot spot
Jose Garces, the brains behind the kitchens at Amada, Tinto and three other top-notch restaurants, has just made Philadelphia diners very happy.
At Distrito, Garces' brand new, two-story Mexican outpost in University City, incredible tapas dishes mingle with a funky (and mostly pink) décor — including the restaurant's famous Volkswagen Beetle booth — to bring you a thoroughly entertaining night out.
Our suggestion? Try the grapefruit margaritas. And the yellowtail tacos. And the scallop and pineapple skewers. Try everything.
Distrito's menu traverses Mexico City's rich gastronomical landscape and focuses on the cuisine of what's affectionately known as the "Distrito Federal," or "D.F." — the centrally-located capital city from which Distrito takes its name.
Garces' signature interpretations of classic Mexican fare include: skewers of scallops and fresh pineapple, grilled and served over a sweet pepper and grapefruit salsa; guindilla chili-marinated lamb chops with smoked bacon etole; and huarache de los hongos topped with black and royal trumpet mushrooms, black truffles and corn shoots.
Add to this Distrito's selection of fresh, house-made margaritas and more than 60 varieties of tequila, and you've got yourself a real Mexican meal to remember.
Distrito's fun and striking décor includes a bight pink and green color scheme, a wall constructed from more than 600 colorful, campy masks of lucha libre, or "free fight," professional wrestlers, and a booth crafted from a Volkswagen Beetle, a typical Mexico City taxi cab.
Take a spin around the two-story restaurant and you'll also find a working jukebox, a vending machine equipped with Mexican action figures and toys, and an assortment of seats that swing, swivel and rotate.
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Who doesn't like a little music during dinner?
Distrito features a singing guitar player every night (except Wednesday and Sunday) who will gladly serenade your table. As though your margaritas hadn't set the mood already.
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Most of the mortgages in the pool that Quicken will buy are non-delinquent, Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae-backed notes, Quicken said in a release Thursday. The mortgages have higher-than-market interest rates, the company added.
The purchase is expected to close in the second quarter, pending approval from Fannie and Freddie, the government-sponsored mortgage security firms.
With the acquisition, Quicken said it will rank among the nation's top ten mortgage servicing firms. The company already has a $90 billion mortgage servicing portfolio, putting it at no. 17 in the country.
"We have not been bashful in making the market aware of our interest in acquiring servicing rights," Bill Emerson, Chief Executive Officer of Quicken Loans, saidn in a release. "This transaction with Ally Bank allows us to purchase a well performing pool of loans, and will help grow our servicing footprint. This servicing pool will also create a large opportunity for Quicken Loans to refinance a substantial amount of these clients into significantly lower monthly payments."
Quicken Loans was founded in 1985 by brothers Dan and Gary Gilbert. Dan Gilbert has since grown the company into a home-lending giant and, in recent years, has been buying up most of downtown Detroit. In 2010, he moved Quicken Loans and five of its sister companies along with 1,700 team employees into the Compuware building in downtown Detroit. The company and its affiliated firms now employ more than 7,000 people in the city.


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Loic Didavi's three-set singles victory gave Xavier University of Louisiana a 5-4 men's tennis decision against Northwood (Fla.) on Wednesday. The Gold Nuggets defeated Northwood 6-3.
All four teams are ranked in the NAIA. Xavier's men and women are eighth, Northwood's women are 14th, and Northwood's men are 15th.
The XU men (10-5) rallied from 2-0 and 3-1 deficits to increase their win streak to four duals, a season best. They've won seven of their last eight duals. The Nuggets (10-7) have won six of their last eight and are 6-0 this season against ranked NAIA opponents.
Didavi dropped a first-set tiebreaker 7-0 to Alvaro Iturriaga but won the next two sets 6-2, 6-3. Didavi has eight consecutive singles victories and is 5-0 this semester in split-set matches.
"What can I say about how our guys competed today?" XU coach Alan Green said. "Northwood is very good and could have easily won this match. Today Loic was the guy who gutted out a victory for us when it was on the line."
Also with an eight-match win streak are Nikita Soifer and Viktor Svoboda, who gave Xavier its only doubles point with an 8-6 victory against David Cathalina and Nikita Borodatov. Soifer beat Guilherme Azambuja 6-0, 6-2 in singles, and Svoboda improved his win streak to seven with a 6-3, 6-1 decision against Borodatov. Scoring the other Gold Rush point was Kyle Montrel, a 6-1, 6-2 winner against Cathalina.
The Gold Rush have five victories this season against teams in the current NAIA top 25.
In the women's dual, the Gold Nuggets won for the first time in two years despite singles losses by Kourtney Howell and Amanda Materre. Picking up the slack included freshman Brion Flowers and sophomore transfer Olivia West, both winners in doubles and singles.
In doubles, Flowers and Howell defeated Rose Bellevue and Adelaide Wood 8-1, and West and Materre defeated Julia Ferraz and Melanie Snowberger 8-4. Flowers beat Bellevue 6-0, 6-0 in singles, and West clinched the dual with her 0-6, 6-2, 6-0 decision against Snowberger. Also rallying from a first-set deficit was Amber Brown, who defeated Ferraz 1-6, 6-2, 6-3.
The Nuggets' other singles winner was Simone-Alyse Ewell, who beat Livia Toth 6-3, 6-3.
"Our women got some good production from our depth, which was much needed because our top of the lineup has been carrying us for the most part," Green said.
Justyna Wojcik, No. 7 in the ITA's NAIA singles rankings, defeated Kourtney Howell, who is eighth, 7-5, 7-5.
Northwood's men are 9-4, and the women are 7-5.
Both XU teams will conclude their Florida trip with duals at Embry-Riddle in Daytona Beach. Embry-Riddle's men are ranked second in the NAIA, and the women are seventh.


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Taran Hourie Killam is an American actor and comedian best known for his television work on shows such as The Amanda Show, Scrubs, Wild 'N Out, MADtv, How I Met Your Mother, Stuck in the Suburbs and currently on Saturday Night Live.
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1982 Birth Born on April 1, 1982.
1994 12 Years Old In 1994, Killam made his first film appearance as an adolescent in Naked Gun 33⅓: The Final Insult. … Read More
2001 19 Years Old Killam joined the cast of MADtv as a featured player during its 7th season in 2001–2002. … Read More
2004 22 Years Old Killam co-starred in the 2004 Disney Channel Original Movie Stuck in the Suburbs. … Read More
2005 23 Years Old In 2005, Killam co-starred in the television pilot Nobody's Watching, which never aired on network TV, however the pilot gained popularity after it was leaked online and they continued making webisodes from 2006–2007.
2006 24 Years Old Killam appeared as a contestant on the episode of The Price Is Right which aired on December 7, 2006. … Read More
2009 27 Years Old After several years of dating, Killam and Canadian actress Cobie Smulders became engaged in January 2009. They married on September 8, 2012 in Solvang, California. … Read More
2010 28 Years Old On September 25, 2010, Killam joined the cast of Saturday Night Live for the 36th season, making Killam the second Nickelodeon veteran after Kenan Thompson to join SNL, and the second SNL cast member who was previously a cast member on its former rival sketch show MADtv (after Jeff Richards). … Read More
2011 29 Years Old In 2011, he appeared in Community episode "Regional Holiday Music" as Mr. Radison (Mr. Rad), a parody of Will Schuester from Glee.
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Tigers roster is set for AL Division Series
This time, the Tigers did not wait until game day to set their Division Series roster. When asked about Jhonny Peralta's status, Jim Leyland pretty much revealed the remaining decisions for the team.
Peralta is on the team. So is Hernan Perez, presumably as a pinch-running specialist to run for Cabrera or Victor Martinez in the late innings. Matt Tuiasosopo is out.
In the bullpen, Jose Alvarez grabs the second left-hander spot over Darin Downs. Luke Putkonen grabs the spot that would've gone to Bruce Rondon if he was healthy.
So to recap …
- Rotation: Max Scherzer, Justin Verlander, Anibal Sanchez, Doug Fister
- Bullpen: Joaquin Benoit, Jose Veras, Drew Smyly, Al Alburquerque, Jose Alvarez, Luke Putkonen, Rick Porcello
- Catchers: Alex Avila, Brayan Pena
- Infielders: Prince Fielder, Omar Infante, Jose Iglesias, Miguel Cabrera, Ramon Santiago, Hernan Perez
- Outfielders: Austin Jackson, Torii Hunter, Andy Dirks, Jhonny Peralta, Don Kelly
- DH: Victor Martinez
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Hey, El Tigre. Isn't this how you lined them up three days ago?? Good job!!!!
After the injuries, it was an easy guess
any word on how rondon is feeling? pain gone yet?
My guess is that Rondon is shut down, and I don't expect him back this year. I hope he is 100% in March.
good point but that is a scary thought with the other guys in that pen
Here we go Tigers, Here we go – too worked up to want to wait until so late tonight!
Thought that would be your answer Rich. Everybody knows he's injured.
what I'm saying is that you don't announce from the rooftops that he is so bad he shouldn't be playing. Maybe Leyland should have said something like he is playing 3rd like Haystack's Calhoun or Andre the Giant.
It was a ridiculous statement to the press.
Andre the Giant?! Dan, you are a vintage wrestling fan. And I agree, unless it's a ploy (doubtful, since a few days off, though better than nothing, probably weren't enough for Miguel.), JL should just stay quiet on this issue. Heck he's actually a base running deficit. Getting him around to score from first could actually require 3 hits. Need to get men on in front of him so he can knock them in. That's his value. Just gotta play Miguel in as tight as you dare and hope/expect Jose will cover what you give up. What else can you do? Tigers need to pound and mash (like they did in Miami…cough), minimizing that part of the game for Oakland.
are we there yet?
if they don't pound and mash this series isn't going to go 5 games. Anyone like to guess what our CS% is the past 30 days? It ain't good!!
A little better than in August. 2/25 and 5/27 is September. Last 28, 5 /23.Do you mean defensive CS?
2/5 offensive CS rate
Hey Jason, Fox Sports Net is stating Monday's game time is 12:00pm, do you know if that's accurate. I was hoping for a little later time as I'm driving over from Kzoo.


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Ambessa Tea Stories: 8 Ways to Pair Tea With Your Meal
By Ashley Beck | April 16, 2013
Just like wine, tea is a great way to accentuate the flavors in a meal. Also like wine, certain teas pair best with certain foods depending on the aroma, texture and taste of the tea. The aroma, for example, can range from floral to fruity to vegetal, from earthy to toasty to spicy, and just like its vinified friend, the list goes on. The lighter end of the spectrum like fruity goes best with fish and delicate fruits, floral often goes great with spicy foods, and deeper scents compliment heavier dishes like meats, buttery sauces, and rich chocolate. When it comes to texture, the tannins in black teas are most apparent, and best taken with creamy, buttery dishes so the astringency has something to cut into. Last, but not in the least, is taste, this is where tea blends can really shine; a perfectly paired dish can compliment the unique flavors that were designed to be tasted in the tea. Read More


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Perhaps when Gateway Regional High School begins the year-long celebration of its 50th anniversary in September it will find a way to bestow the honor of staff Artist Emerti upon John Howard, who retired in the spring after 39 years as a classroom teacher and acclaimed caricaturist/cartoonist with books of faculty co-workers and students to his credit. The 2005 Gateway Teacher of the Year certainly deserves the recognition.
"I've always been fascinated by the physiology of peoples' faces," says Howard, a three-term Wenonah councilman whose retirement was necessitated by health issues. "I was happiest as a child when my father gave me the white cardboard from laundered shirts. I spent hours drawing figures on the white squares."
As a result, Howard began organizing a faculty book in 1997 that now contains nearly 600 caricatures of teachers, administrators and staff, past and present, and a second book featuring about 400 drawings of former Gateway students organized by decades.
"I've always been fascinated by people," Howard says. "A lot of the drawings came out of my head. I like to capture the personality of my subjects. My drawings are more detailed and more intricate than some of the stylized things you'll see."
Howard grew up in Havertown, Pa., and attended Haverford High, where he wrestled and worked on the school paper. His father, Ben, was a newspaper journalist, his mother, Eleanor, a painter and fashion designer.
Howard considered following his mother's career path. But he switched directions as a senior because of his passion for writing and literature. At West Chester University, he was elected senior class president. After graduate school, Howard backpacked through Europe alone for three months, then was hired for his first teaching job at a special education facility on the Main Line.
He married (Kathy) in 1974, accepted his first Gateway position teaching Rock Poetry and Cinema classes, and a year later moved to Wenonah.
The one-time Haverford wrestler also became the Gators' head wrestling coach in 1979 after tenure as an assistant. His highlight was the 1980-81 season when 122-pounder Greg Rizzo became the school's only NJSIAA state champion in history.
Howard became National Honor Society adviser in 1990, a position he held for 21 years.
He formalized his education by taking 40 credit hours in studio art at Glassboro State (Rowan), primarily in illustration and printmaking, and currently is enrolled in a continuing education course at the Academy of Fine Arts.
"I drew caricatures and cartoons of my students and co-workers from the time I started my career," Howard says. "Most of
"During wrestling, I would commandeer a large gym-area bulletin board and detail caricatures of the team by weight class and highlight their accomplishments and their follies. Most of these cartoons found their way into an end-of-season book chronicling the events of the year."
At Gator Day festivities, Howard drew caricatures to raise funds for the Honor Society. He also was commissioned to draw Gateway retirees at end-of-year banquets.
A former student, Dr. Joan Mattson, convinced Howard to organize his drawings into a faculty book, set up by academic departments and a chronology of years taught, in 1997.
The student book contains group cartoons of Howard's favorite advanced placements classes as well as drawings of the 1976 frosh football team and 1996 soccer team he helped coach.
And a third book features long-time colleague "and target," social studies teacher and wrestling coach Pete Ryan. It has hundreds of cartoons that detail the life of his close friend.
Kathy Howard, who works at Wenonah Medical Associates, was Wenonah Volunteer of the Year in 2007. Their son, Ben, is a painter and muralist in Philadelphia. Daughter Kristin is a senior meeting manager for Association Headquarters.
John's last year at Gateway was marred by illness. He lost 55 pounds to retroperitoneal fibrosis.
"After numerous scopes and two operations, I'm gaining weight and on the road to recovery," Howard says.
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Snow Pioneers
Valley locals make their mark
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Brian Callahan is Putting Sun Valley on the Terrain Park Map
While Sun Valley has long been considered a bastion of skiing heritage, the resort is proving that age is no impediment to change, as evidenced by a transition taking place less than a mile away from where the world's first-ever ski chairlift once so proudly stood.
Over on Dollar Mountain, Terrain Park Manager Brian Callahan is working on a quest to couple Sun Valley Company's image of a down-hiller's paradise with one that relies on air as much as snow. For the second straight winter, Callahan is committed to improving Sun Valley's terrain parks and pipes, and increasing the opportunities for alpine athletes who don't have a penchant for skin-tight Bogner suits, stiff skis and even stiffer boots.
When he first arrived on the scene, Callahan found a mountain that boasted a mere three rails, hardly enough to make Sun Valley a top ten resort for terrain parks in North America. But with a total of 75 terrain park features (to mark the resort's same numbered birthday this December) set for this season, Callahan is on his way to attaining that ranking, which he describes as his personal target.
Just because it's been a skiing icon for 75 years doesn't
mean it's staying the same."
"It's such a clean palette—an opportunity to build something from scratch," said Callahan, who spent the previous eight years working in the terrain park at the Breckenridge, Colorado. "That's what inspired me to do this, along with the commitment from the resort."
This commitment is coming from the top down, with Sun Valley Resort General Manager Tim Silva bringing along his expertise, which oversaw Northstar at Tahoe's development into a terrain and mountain bike park destination.
"We're showing people that Sun Valley is changing and growing," Callahan said, while standing in front of a pile of metal waiting to be welded into shapes conducive to sliding skis and snowboards. "Just because it's been a skiing icon for 75 years doesn't mean it's staying the same."
The transformation is becoming well known, and not simply to locals and tourists. With a vigorous schedule comprised of photo shoots, events and film crews, the resort's most recent offerings are finding an ever-expanding audience. A trend that, if Callahan has his way, is likely to continue and help Sun Valley once again regain its position as a pioneer in the ski resort industry.
-Jon Duval
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i'm sooo glad that sun valley is UPgrading your terain park.
way to go brian. i'll see you guys before the end of the season.
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OKLAHOMA CITY - For 25 years, a Henryetta lawmaker has waged a battle to permit castration of serious sex offenders in Oklahoma.
After winning approval of his latest castration proposal Wednesday in the Senate Appropriations Committee, Sen. Frank Shurden expressed optimism his idea would finally become law.
"The kidnapping of that little girl in Florida really brings to bear the need to do something to protect our women and children," the Democratic senator said.
Shurden referred to the abduction and slaying of 11-year-old Carlie Brucia. A parole violator is a suspect.
Senate Bill 1199 authorizes a judge or jury to order chemical and surgical castration under certain circumstances.
An identical bill passed the Legislature in 2002 but was vetoed by Republican Gov. Frank Keating.
The measure permits judges or juries to order chemical castration for persons convicted of committing first- or second-degree rape or forcible sodomy.
The bill also requires a positive DNA test to determine guilt.
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Dan K. Thomasson pointed out in "Cable boxes are robbing us while we sleep" (July 25) that if cable boxes were equipped with energy-saving features, we could save 27 billion kilowatt hours in electricity across the county.
While this potential savings are considerable, manufacturers haven't made an energy-efficient box yet, and you'd have to get 160 million people to upgrade. In the grand scheme of a household's energy use, the 169 kwh used by your cable box is pretty small, so that's not going to be easy.
A swimming pool, by contrast, is the biggest energy-user in a house after the air conditioner.
Fortunately for pool owners, pool-pump manufacturers have introduced variable-speed pool pumps, which lower the amount of energy needed to move and clean the water in your pool. A properly installed pump will save approximately 2400 kilowatt hours of electricity each year, measurably reducing your electric bill.
If all of the pools in Santa Clarita upgraded their pool pumps, our valley alone would save nearly 20 million kilowatt hours and $5 million in electricity costs.
We should focus our energy-efficiency efforts on big-ticket savings such as these, where simple actions get significant savings individually and cumulatively.


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CANTON - Canton had three opportunities in the first four bouts Tuesday night to win in the final minute. The Warriors failed to win any of the bouts. Trailing by 15 wasn't an insurmountable deficit, but against one of the few teams which could match Canton in the upperweights, the writing was on the wall.
Wyalusing won three of the first four bouts against the Warriors by two points or less, and third-ranked 220-pounder Dylan Otis beat second-ranked 195-pounder Garrett Wesneski in overtime as the Rams won a matchup of Northern Tier League unbeatens, 39-21.
The Rams moved to 3-0 in the Northern Tier League with key matches against defending league champion Williamson and archrival Towanda next week.
Warriors head coach Lyle Wesneski had put the onus on his lightweight wrestlers to pick up crucial toss-up bouts last night. He knew it was going to be difficult to count on the likes of Connor Route, Garrett Wesneski and Brady Bryington to pick up bonus points against some of Wyalusing's state tournament-worthy heavyweights.
And with 182-pounder Tyler Cole out with a knee injury, it was another heavyweight hammer the Warriors were missing in a key NTL matchup.
But Canton lost by two points in the opening bout at 126 pounds. It lost by two points on a takedown with 18 seconds to go at 138 pounds, and it lost by a point at 145. Four bouts into the match, Lyle Wesneski's team had already lost three of the four bouts he knew they had to win.
"We had four key bouts we had to win tonight. We lost all four. That was the difference in the match," Lyle Wesneski said. "We didn't execute when we had to. But the good thing is now we know what we need to get better on."
At 126, Canton's Gabe Barnett cut Wyalusing's Charles Stretch with 45 seconds to go giving the Ram a two-point lead. Barnett, who has just three wins this year, couldn't score a takedown to tie.
Brendan Cohick recorded an escape with 34 seconds to go in his bout with Ryan Force at 138 pounds, but was taken down 16 seconds later breaking a deadlocked score. And Travis Butcher, needing a takedown over the final 1:15 of his 145-pound bout with 17-win Justin Haley continually pushed the pace, but couldn't get deep on Haley's legs for the needed takedown.
Down 15-0 just four bouts in definitely doesn't sound insurmountable, but it might as well have been Mount Everest for Canton.
"We thought 26 would be a good match. Charlie Stretch got the job done for us and that set the tone," Wyalusing head coach Gary Haley said. "We knew 38 was big and we got a win there. At 45 Butcher wrestled hard and we still managed to get a close win. We've been emphasizing know where they're at, knowing what the score is, knowing the situation and knowing what they need to do to get a takedown and get the win. I think this is a step in the right direction."
Back-to-back three-point wins for Canton's Bryce Cole and Spencer Castle did little to break into Wyalusing's win. Regional qualifier Connor Route managed just a decision at 195 pounds. Wesneski, a returning state eighth-place finisher, dropped his overtime decision to Otis, a returning state qualifier. And Brady Bryington, who already has more wins than he had all last year, was pinned by Dalton Chilson.
The bonus points Canton has become accustomed to from 160 pounds through heavyweight just weren't there to be had last night. After averaging 11.3 bonus points from 160-285 through the first 14 matches, the Warriors earned just three bonus points in that span last night, and that came from a forfeit to John Bowman at 182.
"We knew with their big guys, those matches could all go either way," Lyle Wesneski said.
"Dylan at 220, he's our hammer up top," Haley said. "We felt like we were capable of winning through there - not so much at 195. But we thought Otis could win, and we thought Chilson could win. We knew Wesneski and Otis was a toss-up and we had to wrestle smart and not make mistakes."
That's exactly how Otis was able to top the No. 2 195-pounder in the state. He was opportunistic with his offense, getting a single leg, taking his time to elevate it, and eventually driving Wesneski to the mat in the second period for a 4-2 lead.
Wesneski, in turn, was very patient in the third period as every movement he made from the bottom position seemed to set up one big move. He eventually got Otis out of position and scored a reversal with 33 seconds to go to tie the score.
He latched on to the leg of Otis is a less-than-advantageous position in the final 15 seconds to force overtime. But Wesneski took an ill-advised shot in the third period and wound up stretched out underneath a wrestler he was giving up 25 pounds to. Otis sprawled on the shot, and spun behind for the winning takedown.
"Our goal was lots of motion, level change and try to get him off-balance and create angles," Lyle Wesneski said. "We knew we didn't want to get underneath him. There in overtime (Garrett) made a mistake and got extended underneath him. Against guys his size, he might have gotten away with it. But when you're giving up 25 pounds, you have to get an angle."
106: Dennis Route, C, pinned Jacob Sandfort, 2:46. 113: Josh Haley, W, won by forfeit. 120: Tracey Brown, W, dec. Ethan Landis, 5-0. 126: Charles Stretch, W, dec. Gabe Barnett, 5-3. 132: Collin Edsell, W, pinned Brett Wesneski, 1:09. 138: Ryan Force, W, dec. Brendan Cohick, 6-4. 145: Justin Haley, W, dec. Travis Butcher, 6-5. 152: Bryce Cole, C, dec. Austin Shaffer, 7-4. 160: Spencer Castle, C, dec. Ryan Kipp, 6-3. 170 Justin Griffith, W, pinned Robert Bonnell, 1:04. 182: John Bowman, C, won by forfeit. 195: Connor Route, C, dec. Warner Mendoza, 5-0. 220: Dylan Otis, W, dec. Garrett Wesneski, 6-4, sv. 285: Dalton Chilson, W, pinned Brady Bryington, 4:21.
*Match started at 126 pounds
Takedowns: Wyalusing 14, Canton 10.
Official: Ken Haggarty.
Records: Canton (9-6, 4-1 NTL); Wyalusing (9-3, 3-0 NTL).


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You're Invited to Ghost Groove 2013
By MarcusSamuelsson.com | October 23, 2013
Don't have your Halloween Plans yet? Head to Ginny's Supper Club on Halloween for an epic Harlem party. The most coveted and best party of the year, we will once again be dishing out strangely strong libations and plenty of tasty nibbles all night.
Admission is $15 at the door, or you can purchase tickets online here. But if you are dressing up as a group, you might want to reserve one of our premiere tables complete with bottle service and front-row action to the amazing costumes on display. Here'a peek at last year's revelers:
We better see you there!
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When it comes to outrageous accents, laughable disguises and wacky humor, film comedy was a sellers' market—Peter Sellers, that is. This, his last movie, is a rather tepid story, though, and will probably receive closer scrutiny than it should. It features an English cottage which doubles as a hot-air balloon and contains about four good laughs. When not-so-nasty old Fu Manchu (Sellers) turns 168, he is suddenly deprived of his precious youth elixir. Scouring the earth for the rare ingredients, Fu locks mustaches with a retired Scotland Yard superintendent (Sellers again) who has a strange attachment to his lawn mower. Directed by Scotsman Piers Haggard, the film has a dour look. Sellers keeps his tongue in check, establishing his non-sequitur interpretation of Fu with lines like, "Call me Fred, that's what they called me at Eton." While the superintendent works out as a delightfully dotty character overall, Sellers' performance may be too muted for those expecting something approaching Inspector Clouseau. Though it's hardly the summer's worst, the brilliant actor's farewell isn't the film people will want to remember him by. (PG)
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Crock Pot Cheesy Ravioli
Pasta is a big deal in my house. We all love it, especially my kids (what kid doesn't love pasta?) and it can be made so many different ways. This Crock Pot Cheesy Ravioli is so delicious. It is family-friendly, comfort food at it's finest!
I especially love that it's cooked in the crock pot, so my oven is free for other use ( like baking my favorite Carrot Cake for our weekly cheat-treat! )
This recipe can be made with any type of ravioli. I think the meat one would be awesome to use instead of the cheese version, or you could try the spinach and mozzarella ravioli from Costco. Have you ever tried it? It is really, really good!
Crock Pot Cheesy Ravioli
1 large jar (45 ounces) of pasta sauce
1 can (14.5 ounces) diced tomatoes, drained
1 can (10 ounces) condensed cheddar cheese soup
2 teaspoons minced garlic
1 bag (25 ounce) frozen ravioli
1 cup grated mozzarella cheese
1 cup grated parmesan cheese
Directions: Spray the crock pot with non-stick cooking spray. In a separate bowl mix together the pasta sauce, diced tomatoes, cheddar cheese soup and garlic. Mix until combined.
Spoon 1/3 of the sauce mixture into the crock pot. Top with 1/3 of the ravioli. Sprinkle 1/3 of the cheeses over the ravioli. Repeat layers 2 more times, ending with the cheese.
Cover with lid and cook on High for 3-4 hours.
Serves 6-8
*Every crock pot heats differently, so watch the time. Mine was done perfectly at 3 hours.
Recipe from: Barns and Noodles
9 comments:
- Hayley @ The Domestic Rebel said...
Want, need and LOVE this, Holly! Ravs are one of my family's favorite go-to dinners, and throwing it in the slow cooker makes it even easier to make after a busy night. The cheesier, the better!!
- January 14, 2013 at 9:27 AM
- Mandy@Mandy's Recipe Box said...
I love ravioli! And this looks so fast and easy so I better get some ravioli in my freezer for when the baby comes. Thanks for the idea :)
- January 14, 2013 at 9:42 AM
- Jessica@AKitchenAddiction said...
I love a good crock pot meal and I love ravioli. . .this is perfect!
- January 14, 2013 at 1:49 PM
- Carolina HeartStrings said...
That looks so yummy. Perfect for a cool winter evening! Delish.
- January 15, 2013 at 6:00 PM
- Dorothy @ Crazy for Crust said...
Ravioli is my uber comfort food. This is like, the best dinner ever!
- January 16, 2013 at 8:08 PM
- Dorothy @ Crazy for Crust said...
Ravioli is my uber comfort food. This is like, the best dinner ever!
- January 16, 2013 at 8:08 PM
- Morgan said...
Hey Holly,
Host the Toast just featured this recipe in today's Link Love post.
You can view it here: http://blog.hostthetoast.com/link-love-10-crock-pot-recipes-you-will-love/
I love ravioli and think this is just such a great idea for the crock pot! Keep the great recipes coming!
-Morgan from Host the Toast
- January 18, 2013 at 9:47 AM
- Anita at Hungry Couple said...
Mmm...what's not to love about cheesy ravioli.
- January 18, 2013 at 4:02 PM
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The rise of bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies around the world is one of the most significant technological and business strategy trends of recent years. By allowing employees to use their personal devices to access corporate files and perform work functions, companies can enjoy greater flexibility, productivity and employee satisfaction - so long as the proper security measures are followed.
While the rise of BYOD is a global phenomenon, it is not embraced equally by companies in every nation. On the contrary, several regions have demonstrated a much greater level of acceptance and enthusiasm for the policy and, as a recent study found, Canadian firms are among the world leaders in this capacity.
BYOD in Canada
The study, conducted by research firm Ovum and sponsored by Dimension Data, found that more than three-fourths of Canadian businesses now support BYOD policies, IT World Canada reported. Around the world, however, the adoption rate of such policies is only 46 percent, the study found.
Canadian businesses are also outpacing worldwide competitors when it comes to leveraging social media applications. Sixty percent of Canadian firms indicated they used these resources, compared to half of businesses globally.
"The survey indicates that Canadians, clearly, are employing a different approach when it comes to BYOD and social media," said Daryl Wilson, director of advanced solutions and enterprise services for Dimension Data, the news source reported. "They look at BYOD and social media not for cost savings but more to boost employee productivity and retain talent."
This last point is particularly noteworthy. As BYOD has increased in prominence, it has also become extremely popular among a wide swath of workers. Employees tend to greatly prefer using their own mobile devices, which they are familiar and comfortable with, over company-issued devices, which may not even feature the same operating system.
As more businesses adopt BYOD policies, workers are increasingly coming to expect that they will be allowed to follow suit. If, however, their organization does not support this policy, workers may become frustrated, hurting job satisfaction and, consequently, retention rates.
Security concerns
However, BYOD is not a cure-all, nor is it purely beneficial. While firms utilizing BYOD will likely enjoy numerous benefits, it is critical to acknowledge the security issues which surround the strategy. Without careful planning and use of adequate tools, BYOD plans may increase the risk of data loss or exposure for participating firms.
That is why companies interested in BYOD must take great pains to ensure that they follow data protection best practices. For example, firms should invest in sophisticated secure file sharing mobility tools that are both reliable and unobtrusive. By protecting the integrity of files as they are sent and received via employee mobile devices without requiring workers to go through a laborious process every time they use these channels, firms can ensure a high adoption rate, thereby avoiding the risk that employees will ignore security measures. This will help to keep the company's data safe while it takes advantage of BYOD's benefits.


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I'm thrilled that The Lonesome Ace Stringband has been chosen as official showcase artists at this years IBMA (International Bluegrass Music Association) World of Bluegrass Conference in Raleigh NC as well as the Folk Music Ontario Conference in Toronto. IBMA runs from September 29th-October 3, and it's a great place to see what's going on in the bluegrass galaxy. Click Here for a link to the website. FMO runs from October 15-18 click here for details. We're honored to be chosen for both these great events.
New record is here!
I'm happy to say that my 2nd solo album is happening...right now, right here! "The Tumbling River" is 8 new original songs, and 4 covers (Stanley Brothers, Ola Belle Reed, and the ubiquitous "Traditional"). I'm joined by a some great musicians on this recording - Burke Carrol, Andrew Collins, Brian Kobayakawa, Ivan Rosenberg, Simone Schmidt, Kristine Schmitt, and John Showman.
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Kurt Gödel and the Foundations of Mathematicsby Christos H. Papadimitriou Matthias Baaz Hilary W. Putnam Dana S. Scott Charles L. Harper
This volume commemorates the life, work, and foundational views of Kurt Gödel (1906-1978), most famous for his hallmark works on the completeness of first-order logic, the incompleteness of number theory, and the consistency - with the other widely accepted axioms of set theory - of the axiom of choice and of the generalized continuum hypothesis. It explores current research, advances, and ideas for future directions not only in the foundations of mathematics and logic, but also in the fields of computer science, artificial intelligence, physics, cosmology, philosophy, theology, and the history of science. The discussion is supplemented by personal reflections from several scholars who knew Gödel personally, providing some interesting insights into his life. By putting his ideas and life's work into the context of current thinking and perceptions, this book will extend the impact of Gödel's fundamental work in mathematics, logic, philosophy, and other disciplines for future generations of researchers.
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Never fear, "Arrested Development" fans - things will be just as filthy as you remembered them in the upcoming season.
"It's all dirty!" laughed Season 4 recurring player Terry Crews, who stopped to chat with me at the show's red-carpet premiere on Monday. "Let me tell you something, everybody in this whole thing is dysfunctional, somewhat evil, and it's all levels of dysfunction now, you know what I mean? So I'm a bad guy, but we're all bad! And it's a wonderful way to be."
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Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R) declared her victory Wednesday in the Alaska U.S. Senate race, making her the first Senate candidate to win with a write-in campaign since 1954. The victory comes two months after Murkowski announced her long-shot bid to run against Tea Party favorite Joe Miller, who defeated her in the Republican primary. On Wednesday, a crowd of supporters chanted "We made history" as election workers tabulated the last votes. Murkowski admitted the win was a bit "mind-boggling."
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Hooray! Some of the photos from our very first Hip Hostess Series Event (the "Tropical Zen Soirée" in San Diego) are back! The rest should be in this week and I'll feature the full recap with detailed slideshows, instructions and product resources next week. Until then, here are just a few quick shots to give you a little preview of both the San Diego event recap and the upcoming Chicago event on June 25 (which will feature the same theme)…
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It was so much fun!
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That dinner table looks GORGEOUS!!!
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Any chance you will make it to Salt Lake? I would love to attend one of your shindigs!
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everything looks amazing! can't wait to see the full recap! those drinks are looking might tasty right now too…is 5:00 yet???
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SLC isn't on the calendar right now, but I'll let you know if anything changes!
We are coming to LA, but not until early next year. The tentativing timing is mid-February and we're looking at doing some sort of "Hollywood/Oscars" party theme…keep ya posted :)
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Love beef jerky! What a great snack. I mostly eat it while driving home after a long day at work, which means I get the kind they sell in gas stations. It's very high in protein, very low in carb; seemingly a perfect PB food.
But then what to do about the nitric acid? How bad is it, really? Can I chuck it to the 20% of edible sins that I allow myself (the famous 80/20), or am I deluding myself, risking some preservatives OD? I tried getting the no-nitric-acid kind, but it only sells online, and doesn't survive well without refrigeration.
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I didn't realize it was something I should be worried about. I make my own, but so far not from my dwindling grass-fed stash. Make your own, would be my advice, but would like to hear what others have to say on the topic. Would home-made have nitric acid in it? Is that from curing, or from non-organic/feedlot meats in general?
im also wondering about this. i saw that the stuff i got from TJs has sugar in it, and the local farm also makes it themselves from their own grass fed/finished beef which is amazing, but im pretty sure they put some sugar-contiaining flavor thing on it. i havent eaten nitrites or MSG or anything like that in about a million years, so my tongue is so sensitive to it- i like the taste of the gas station stuff initially, but the chemical aftertaste is intolerable to me. how do you make your own? in the oven, or a dehydrator? what cut of beef do you use? what is the shelf life on the finished product, and can it be frozen to extend it at all? thanks.
I love jerky. Dear god if it were legal I would marry a piece of jerky and have little jerky kids.
I make my own. At first I used an oven but I went out and bought a dehydrator. I use topside as my cut of choice but really, any lean cut is great. If you cut off a majority of the fat it will last forever.
Quick Recipe.
Get a cut of Topside and have your butcher cut some super thin pieces. Slice in strips. Rub favourites spices (Curry powder, salt, pepper, cumin are my favourites) onto it and then chuck in your oven at super low heat with the door ajar. Keep for about 8 hours.
You can google jerky recipes and find heaps of awesome dry rub combinations and marinades.
awesome- thanks, rob. i hope those jerkey kids dont give you too much trouble!
Jerky is EASY to make, probably cheaper then pre-made and you can avoid all the nasty ingredients and sugar.
You can make it in an oven, you just use a very low temp and prop the door open a crack for the moisture to escape. But it is even easier with a dehydrator.
Basically to make jerky you buy a lean cut of meat (fat does NOT dehydrate well), slice it thin, marinade it in whatever flavors you like (and there are TONS of recipes online although you may have to modify them depending on your strictness to PB), then lay the strips out and dry it. It doesn't last as long as the store bought stuff and WILL keep better if you throw it in the fridge or freezer but I always eat mine up much faster then it can go bad in the cupboard anyway!
I make my own and I smoke it (which is, as I understand it, a natural way of adding nitrates, which I am not overly concerned about). I have a little back-yard smoker unit that cost about $50 and was worth every penny. My jerky is fantabulous.
I marinate it for 8-12 hours in tamari sauce and a bit of maple syrup, then dry it in the fridge so it's sticky, not slimy, and then put it in the smoker til it's dry. It may not be purely PB, but the amount of maple syrup in the finished product is fairly minimal and it's soooooo good. Problem is my husband likes it a bit too much, so I have to divide each batch so he can gobble his as fast as he wants and I savour mine for longer. Now the child has decided it's HER favourite thing ever too, so next batch is getting divided into 3. Note to self: buy bigger roasts.
The construction is really simple - still planning to do this once I can get my hands on the right meat.
Here's Alton Brown's take on how to to make jerky: http://www.foodnetwork.com/videos/the-jerky/48723.html


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