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 http://www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/jps/article/view/56469 Spring Wheat Breeding: Evaluation of Selected Adapted Spring Wheat Germplasm in Eastern Canada 2016-08-30T21:03:34-07:00 Shahrokh Khanizadeh email@example.com Harvey Voldeng firstname.lastname@example.com Xuelian Wang email@example.com Allen Xue firstname.lastname@example.com Mirko Tabori email@example.com Hana Moidu email@example.com Richard Martin firstname.lastname@example.com Allan Cummiskey email@example.com Mark Etienne email@example.com Ellen Sparry email@example.com Jean Goulet firstname.lastname@example.com Twenty-five hard red spring wheat (Triticum aestivum) lines, including three known cultivars used as checks, were grown in seven locations across Eastern Canada. The objective of this multi-location experiment was to evaluate selected Eastern Cereal and Oilseed Research Centre advanced lines (ECAD lines) from the Spring Wheat Breeding Program in order to identify the best lines for performance and grower trials. The lines from this trial performed very well compared to the check varieties, especially at the Ontario locations. Overall, the ECAD lines were on a par with or superior to the checks in terms of several attributes, including yield, protein content, and Fusarium head blight resistance. 2016-04-21T05:12:35-07:00 Copyright (c) 2016 Journal of Plant Studies http://www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/jps/article/view/56519 Ecology and Diversity of Diatoms in Kuttanadu Paddy Fields in Relation to Soil Regions, Seasons and Paddy-Growth-Stages 2016-08-30T21:03:34-07:00 Dhanya Vijayan firstname.lastname@example.com Joseph George Ray firstname.lastname@example.com This assessment of ecology and diversity of Diatoms in Kuttanadu, is continuation of the previous publications of Green-algae and Blue-green-algae of the same region; all the three investigations were carried out simultaneously. The unique Kuttanadu wetlands (90°17'N to 90°40'N; 760°19'E to 760°33'E), a well known 'Rice bowl' of Kerala, spread over 53,639 hectares, is located in Alapuzha District of Kerala, India. This wetland was once known for its high biodiversity, but currently severely affected by intensive green-revolution activities of past few decades. Main objective of the present report is to explain the diversity and ecological status of Diatoms in relation to the environment conditions currently existing in the region. Duration of the study was from December 2009 to October 2010. Soil samples of three different soil-types in two different crop-seasons, at two diverse crop-growth-stages are analyzed and compared. Altogether 120 composite soil samples randomly collected from the broad wetlands are analyzed. A rich community of Diatoms, of 40 species is found out. The order Naviculales is observed as the dominant Diatom (40%) in these paddy wetlands. Ecological parameters of Diatoms were found highest in the Lower Kuttanadu soil region, during Virippu season, at the seedling- stage of the crop, whereas the lowest value for most of the parameters were observed in Kayal soils during Puncha season at the seedling-stage. Apart from the specific soil factors influencing Diatom population characteristics in the region, crop seasons and soil phosphorus are found to have significant influence on Diatoms in this wetland paddy soils. 2016-04-21T00:00:00-07:00 Copyright (c) 2016 Journal of Plant Studies http://www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/jps/article/view/57562 Effects of Root-trimming and Cutting-heights on Growth Performance of Potted Native Warm-season Grasses 2016-08-30T21:03:34-07:00 Vitalis W. Temu email@example.com David Johnson firstname.lastname@example.com Maru K. Kering firstname.lastname@example.com Mechanized transplanting of native warm-season grass (NWSG) seedlings raised in biodegradable strip-cups may require trimming outgrown and entwined roots to facilitate individual placement and complete root covering. During establishment, mowing is often used to reduce weed competition and promote tillering. In two randomized complete block split-split-plot design experiments, effects of root-trimming and cutting-height on growth and biomass production of potted NWSGs [big bluestem (BB, Andropogon gerardii Vitman), eastern gamagrass (GG, Tripsacum dactyloides L.), indiangrass (IG, Sorghastrum nutans L.), and switchgrass (SG, Panicum virgatum L.)] were assessed. Six-week old seedlings were transplanted, with or without root-trimming, and four of each type and species, assigned to 10-, 15-, or 20-cm cutting-height. All plants were fertilized uniformly and watered sufficiently. After a 7-d adjustment period, plants were clipped to 10 cm which promoted tillering. A three-week regrowth was then allowed before the first of three forage harvests, at assigned cutting-heights. Plant heights were recorded every two weeks after transplanting and on each harvest date. Data were analyzed for effects of root-trimming, cutting-height, and species. Root-trimming had no effect on the parameters. Cutting-height had no effect on plant heights except for second GG and SG regrowths, and/or the third BB and SG. Cutting-height affected only SG forage biomass significantly (P < 0.05) during year1 and every species during year2 with 100%+ greater values at the 20- than the 10-cm. All 20-cm average growth rates and belowground biomass in year2 were greater (P < 0.001) than the 10-cm by > 100%, but with similar root:total biomass ratios. Overall, species yield increased in the order; IG<BB<GG<SG. With adequate soil moisture and fertility, results indicate that root-trimming may not affect growth or forage biomass of NWSGs during establishment. Mowing NWSGs, during establishment, for up to three 20-cm cuts at ≥ 3-week intervals, may not impact recovery growth or belowground biomass, negatively. Results from field studies are required ahead of practical establishment management recommendations. 2016-04-22T04:45:48-07:00 Copyright (c) 2016 Journal of Plant Studies http://www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/jps/article/view/58005 Belowground Influence of Rhizobium Inoculant and Water Hyacinth Composts on Yellow Bean Infested by Aphis fabae and Colletotrichum lindemuthianum under Field Conditions 2016-08-30T21:03:34-07:00 Victoria Naluyange email@example.com Dennis M. W. Ochieno email@example.com Philip Wandahwa firstname.lastname@example.com Martins Odendo firstname.lastname@example.com John M. Maingi firstname.lastname@example.com Alice Amoding firstname.lastname@example.com Omwoyo Ombori email@example.com Dative Mukaminega email@example.com John Muoma firstname.lastname@example.com Rhizobium inoculant has been developed for bean production in Lake Victoria basin. Two types of compost have been developed, water hyacinth compost with cattle manure culture (H+CMC) or with effective microbes (H+EM). Influence of Rhizobium and composts on Aphis fabae and Colletotrichum lindemuthianum were investigated in the field. Rhizobium and hyacinth composts increased nodulation (×2 to 5); while Aphis fabae population increased (×2) on Rhizobium-inoculated plants with H+EM. Incidence of C. lindemuthianum was high in Rhizobium-inoculated plants. Plants that received diammonium phosphate (DAP) fertilizer had few nodules, reduced germination, slow growth and low yields. In conclusion, the water hyacinth composts contain beneficial microbes that promote root nodulation by Rhizobium, which is necessary for nitrogen fixation, while enhancing tolerance to aboveground infestations by A. fabae and C. lindemuthianum. We raise questions on our results to stimulate research, considering that bean breeding programs in Africa have mainly focused on microbial pathogens, and not insect pests. 2016-04-22T00:00:00-07:00 Copyright (c) 2016 Journal of Plant Studies http://www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/jps/article/view/59423 Analysis of the Performance of two Rangeland Protocols, Monitoring and Assessment 2016-08-30T21:03:34-07:00 Soumana Idrissa email@example.com
This study compared and contrasted data from the stick and modified Braun-Blanquet monitoring protocols in three areas with different land use histories: an unrestored barren area, a young and old restored areas. The study areas are part of extensive degraded of birch woodland and willow shrubland that have partly been re-vegetated.Vegetation and site characteristics were assessed in the three areas using the two protocols and soil sampling to characterize the ecological status of a land that has been re-vegetated. The analysis of the two protocols data indicates similar tendency which is the improvement of the ecological condition of the restored areas compared to the unrestored area. The soil carbon and nitrogen contents increased when the pH decreased with the restoration age. The improvement is better at the old restored area which has received more fertilization compared to the young restoration. Stick method estimated greater cover of vascular plants, litters, mosses and rocks, and lower amount of bare ground than modified Braun-Blanquet. The two protocols provided similar estimates cover of lichens and sedges. Stick method also provided three supplementary indicators which were not included in modified Braun-Blanquet: plants base, basal and canopy gaps. Another observation that could be proved by further studies, stick seemed to be more precise and economical than modified Braun-Blanquet. The indicators provided by the two protocols were related to the three attributes of ecosystems and the rangelands health indicators. This study is a preliminary that cannot be able to recommend one method, but it advocates stick method to assess and monitor vegetation dominated by herbaceous layer as grassland and modified Braun-Blanquet for the one dominated by woody layer.
 2016-05-25T05:01:14-07:00 Copyright (c) 2016 Journal of Plant Studies http://www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/jps/article/view/57826 Morphological Diversity of Farmers' and Improved Potato (Solanum tuberosum) Cultivars Growing in Eritrea 2016-08-30T21:03:34-07:00 Biniam M. Ghebreslassie firstname.lastname@example.com S. M. Githiri email@example.com Tadesse M. email@example.com Remmy W. Kasili email@example.com
Farmers' and improved potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) cultivars growing in Eritrea are main sources of food and income to many growers. The current study was proposed to characterize 17 farmers' and 4 imported cultivars of potato using 33 morphological descriptors. Planting was done in two geographically distinct locations, HAC and Asmara, Eritrea. The experiment was laid out in a randomized complete block design with three replications having 18 plants per plot. Plants grown at HAC emerged early (24.52 days) and reach maturity (94.84 days) while at Asmara it took 43.77 and 123.59 days, respectively. However, yield was higher in Asmara (0.49 kg/plant) compared to HAC (0.37 kg/plant). An accession having many and longer stems was associated with more tuber production, but inversely related to yield. Similarly, accessions with higher stem thickness and tuber size were associated with high yields. The PCA analysis indicated that the first four components explained about 85% of the total variability among the studied materials. The PCA clustered the materials in to four main groups (GI, GII, GIII, GIV) mainly explained by flowering patterns and yield related descriptors. The work has provided useful information on morphological characteristics of the farmer's potato to avoid duplication of resources and identify promising materials for future breeding program.
 2016-06-28T00:00:00-07:00 Copyright (c) 2016 Journal of Plant Studies http://www.ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/jps/article/view/60783 A Pancreatic Lipase Inhibitory Activity by Mango (Mangifera indica) Leaf Methanolic Extract 2016-08-30T21:03:34-07:00 Kimihisa Itoh email@example.com Kazuya Murata firstname.lastname@example.com Yuta Nakagaki firstname.lastname@example.com Ayaka Shimizu firstname.lastname@example.com Yusuke Takata firstname.lastname@example.com Kohsuke Shimizu email@example.com Tetsuya Matsukawa email@example.com Shin'ichiro Kajiyama firstname.lastname@example.com Masahiko Fumuro email@example.com Morio Iijima firstname.lastname@example.com Hideaki Matsuda firstname.lastname@example.com
The objective of this study was to identify pancreatic lipase inhibitory active ingredients of mango leaves, and to examine a relationship between leaves maturation and pancreatic lipase inhibitory activity. A methanolic extract of old dark green mango leaves (OML-ext) showed a porcine pancreatic lipase inhibitory activity. The pancreatic lipase inhibitory activity of OML-ext was attributable to 3-C-β-D-glucosyl-2,4,4',6-tetrahydroxybenzophenone (2) and mangiferin (1). The pancreatic lipase inhibitory activity of young mango leaf extract was superior to that of old leaf extract. It was suggested that the activity is correlated with the content of 2 in these extract. Considering the amounts of leaves obtained from pruning, old dark green leaves may be a reasonable natural resource for the preparation of ingredients with lipase inhibitory activity.
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Adriana F. Sestras, University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Cluj-Napoca, Romania

Anserd Foster, Kansas State University, United States

Chang-Jun Liu, Brookhaven National Laboratory, United States

Denis Charlebois, Agriculture and Agri-food Canada, Canada

Juan K.Q. Solomon, University of Nevada, United States

Kinga Kostrakiewicz-Gieralt, Institute of Botany, Jagiellonian University, Poland

Martina Pollastrini, University of Florence, Italy

Qiuheng Lu, University of Virginia, United States

Rocío Deanna, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina

Said Laarabi, University Mohammed V/Ministry of National Education, Morocco

Santiago Andrés-Sánchez, Universidad de Salamanca, Spain

Slawomir Borek, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland

Vatsavaya Satyanarayana Raju, Kakatiya University Warangal, India

Xiaomin Wu, Loyola University Chicago, United States

Youcef Halis, Scientific and Technical Research Centre for Arid Areas (CRSTRA), Algeria
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When I start evolution (mail user agent) in a "ssh -X" session (i.e.,
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I find that there is a process "dbus-launch" running, that keeps a
connection to the remote X server through the ssh forwarding. This
process has parent process 1, and no attached terminal. It is very
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especially if there are other dbus-launch instances not related to my
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Is there any easy way?
I have tried "~.", but that makes my local terminal hang, and I have
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I have tried "~&", but that leaves the ssh process running in the
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I also tried
local> ssh -X -l <user> <host> dbus-lauch --exit-with-session
evolution &
but when I closed evolution, ssh still ran until I killed it.
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remote> exit
I can probably write a script to handle the messy details. However, it
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want to terminate the connection including all X connections. Have I
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The dovish president's remarks were made last Saturday evening at a dinner with the French and Jordanian ambassadors hosted by Defense Minister Ehud Barak at his Tel Aviv home.
Ali Ayed, an attorney who generally shares the president's dovish views, said Israel would not achieve a peace deal as long as Mahmoud Abbas was president of the Palestinian Authority (PA).
Barak supported Ayed's position, according to the Israeli daily Haaretz.
In remarks that surprised the other dinner guests, Israel's octogenarian president -- a long-time supporter of what he termed the "new Middle East" -- said the split between rival Palestinian factions Hamas and Fatah would prevent a peace agreement.
"It would be very hard to reach an agreement," Peres said, adding that the Palestinian people have no faith in Abbas.
Even if an agreement were reached, it wouldn't last under the weak PA government. Therefore, the chance of a peace deal is nil, he said.
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Biltmore Fashion Park's UNION gave a crowd a sneak peek at the local shops opening this weekend to the public.
UNION, located between Stingray and Seasons 52 at the 24th and Camelback shopping center, is home to Phoenix-based businesses including Citrine Natural Beauty Bar, Paris Envy, Whoopie Baking Company, Frances, Smeeks, Frances & Charlie, For the People, Paris Envy, Oils & Olives and Trattoria del Piero by Queen Creek Olive Mill, Bonafide Goods, Lily, Me Myself & I, R&R Surplus, Customatic.com, White House Flowers, and The Willows Home and Garden.
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This article in the New York Times describes some combinations that sound especially tempting (beer, bourbon, lemon juice, and maple syrup) and others that sounds especially horrifying (beer, scotch, grapefruit juice and pickle brine). But why, exactly? Aren't beer and cocktails happy staring each other down from opposite ends of the bar? For one thing, adding beer to a cocktail delivers a bit of fizz, without watering the drink down like club soda would. Its yeastiness balances and mellows excessive sweetness. And the recently renewed interest in craft cocktails means that bartenders everywhere are trying to come up with something new and different. When you add beer to the list of potential ingredients, the possibilities are nearly endless. Fortunately, you don't need to work behind the stick at a craft cocktail joint to enjoy dressing up your beer a little. Here are a few options. Images, from left to right: 1. My own creation, the Redneck Mother, with Lone Star, sloe gin, grapefruit, and ginger beer. 2. The Black Velvet, an unlikely mix of Guiness and champagne created upon the death of Prince Albert in 1861. 3. An unnamed beer cocktail with coconut porter and coconut milk. 4. Beer and gin make nice. The Wheat & Mint, from Club 50 in Miami. 5. The Gringo, with pale ale, tequila, grapefruit, and elderflower liqueur. Nancy Mitchell loves beer on the river, after work, or in a cocktail. Find more recipes and boozy musings on her blog, The Backyard Bartender.


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Over the last three weeks, ten NFL teams have allowed more quarterback sacks than the Arizona Cardinals.
Let that sink in.
The San Diego Chargers, Jacksonville Jaguars, Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers, Baltimore Ravens, Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, New York Jets, Seattle Seahawks and Tennessee Titans have all allowed more quarterback sacks than the Cardinals' seven in that time span.
Considering that the Cardinals allowed opponents to perform 29 sack dances in a four-week span, there's significant process being made.
What's been different?
First, rookie Nate Potter was inserted at left tackle, and has been a major improvement over journeyman D'Anthony Batiste, who started the first nine games of the season. Potter will make his fourth straight start against the Seattle Seahawks at Century Link Field Sunday.
"For a rookie player, he's done a nice job. He's gotten better and better," Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt said. "This will be a real test, in that noise, and they've got really good rushers in (Chris) Clemons and (Bruce Irvin) and they do a number of different things to take advantage of that, so this will be a real test for him."
According to ProFootballFocus.com, Potter is coming off his best performance of the season in last Sunday's loss to the New York Jets. The former Boise State All-American allowed just one quarterback hit against the Jets.
Potter got his feet wet in Week 9 when he replaced Batiste in the middle of the Cardinals loss to the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field, and has built on that strong first showing.
"To go in against Clay Matthews in the first game he had to play, which is a similar-type situation, from there, he's gotten better and better," said his head coach. "I think that he's still a rookie and this will be a new situation for him, but he's going to be a good football player."
Whisenhunt is also pleased with how Potter has played in other areas.
"He's actually done a good job with the run blocking," he said. "I think what you see from him is that he understands the game and his technique is good. He may not have the bulk or the strength yet to move it like you think he will be able to one day.
"He's conscious of trying to work his feet and work his hands and you see him come off the ball — he does a lot of things very athletically, which for a guy his size, when his strength catches up to it, you like that combination."
Potter hasn't been the only rookie tackle to show major improvement in the last few weeks. Right tackle Bobby Massie, after giving up 13 sacks in a six-game span, has shored up the right side. Massie hasn't given up a sack since a Week 8 loss to San Francisco on Monday Night Football.
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DULUTH -- A pair of BellSouth Classic champions are in the running for another title, with Scott McCarron tied for the lead and Phil Mickelson just a shot back after Saturday's second round.
McCarron, who won the tournament in 1997, shot a 5-under-par 67 despite a trip to the pond at No. 18. He shared the top spot with Chris DiMarco at 9-under 135 after two days on the TPC at Sugarloaf.
''It's really one of my favorite golf courses to play,'' McCarron said.
Mickelson, the defending champion, felt the same after managing 66 during an adventurous round in which he twice baled himself out by chipping in from the fringe of the green. He was alone in third at 8-under.
''I played my front nine very well,'' said Mickelson, who shot a 31 on the first nine holes. ''The back nine, I was just hanging on.''
The tournament, delayed a day by rain, will now become survival of the fittest. The final two rounds are scheduled for Sunday, a 36-hole marathon covering some 20 miles over one of the hilliest courses on the PGA Tour.
''It plays to the advantage of anyone who's in pretty good shape,'' McCarron said. ''It certainly favors a guy like myself, who can do that. But it's not like an eco-challenge or anything. It's just walking.''
On the day before time moved ahead an hour, Mickelson looked forward to turning back the clock to a format that was used before television became a driving force on the PGA Tour.
''In the early stages of the tour, especially at the U.S. Open, they usually had 36 holes on Saturday to culminate the event,'' he said. ''This is a great opportunity for the players of today to get an idea of what it's like to play 36 holes in a day.''
Dennis Paulson, bothered by a sore back, wasn't so thrilled by the format, even though he was just two shots off the lead and tied at 7 under with Japan's Kaname Yokoo.
''I'm in good enough shape to walk it,'' Paulson said. ''It will be interesting to see how my back holds up. I'll have a lot of Advil in the bag.''
McCarron played a flawless round -- six birdies, the rest pars -- until he got to the par-5 18th. Instead of laying up from 250 yards away, he went for the green in two and wound up in the pond that borders the front and left sides.
He left with a bogey but no regrets.
''If I was out there again, I'd do the same thing,'' McCarron said. ''I feel I can pull that shot off. That's just one of those I didn't.''
Starting on the back, Mickelson hit a 2-iron shot within 2 feet of the cup at the par-5 10th, and tapped in for eagle.
After the turn, he overshot the green at No. 1, the ball rolling under a piece of plastic that a couple was sitting on. But the plastic blew away as Mickelson approached, and he flopped a shot 60 feet down a sloping green for birdie.
Mickelson birdied again with his wedge at No. 7, sinking a shot from 45 feet.
DiMarco, who matched McCarron with a second-round 67, was anxious to finish the tournament on Sunday because he'll be heading directly to Augusta National for his first Masters.
''I need all three days to get ready,'' DiMarco said. ''I'm trying to concentrate on this week and not worry about next week. But it's kind of hard.''
First-round leader Marco Dawson slumped to a 72 and was four shots off the lead.
John Daly started the day two shots behind Dawson, missed a bunch of short putts and wound up with a 71, leaving him at 4 under for the tournament.
''I hit it really good,'' said Daly, who made the cut for the seventh time in 10 starts. ''The way I was swinging, I thought I would score better. I'm not going to hit the ball much better.''
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Even before you take a sip, a cup of tea can transport you. The aroma of leaves opened and unraveled by heat can whisk you into a heady repose, olfactory memory taking you back to the lush, moss-carpeted woods of your childhood. Or perhaps the faint, briny whisper of your first sip swings you forward to a beloved seashore. Another cup, a blend of teas more exotic to you, and you find yourself someplace dizzyingly, delightfully new. It's this sense of wonder and discovery, and the recognition of exquisite beauty in the ordinary rituals of life, that inspired the creation of our tea assortments at beans, grapes and leaves.
NYC has been experiencing a craft beer boom, with dozens of breweries opening recently in the area or gearing up to launch. We want beans, grapes & leaves to be your favorite neighborhood spot to experience the great beers produced by these local breweries. We'll have a dozen taps where we constantly rotate out our beer lineup, and a limited selection of beers by the cans. For you non-beer drinkers, we have wine available as well.
Our goal is to bring wine to the masses, making it more accessible to everyone and offering and educating people that you don't have to be a great connoisseur to enjoy great wines. We have an assortment of wines on taps that will rotate on a regular basis. We bring in wines from all around the world from small local wineries to recognizable wineries in regions such as burgundy and Napa valley.
We serve products that are sustainable, locally sourced and environment friendly. We want our customers to know the farmers that grow our beans, grapes and leaves. We want our customers to have full transparencies on where the product came from and what impact it has on the environment and all the people involved making the great products for us.
Besides being a great place to enjoy great crafted coffees, teas, wines and beers, we also carry a healthy simple create your own salad bar, that has locally sourced fresh ingredients from farms in the communities we do business in, the salad bar is simple but has seasonal and great ingredients, that rotate on a regular basis. This gives our customers an option to enjoy great beverages as well as have a great salad in our cafe.
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As former Mayor W. Wilson Goode was about to leave office in 1991, Philadelphia's first black mayor signed an executive order creating a commission to explore the challenges African American men face in the city.
The commission was not formed until 20 years later, when Mayor Nutter established it and named Goode its co-chair.
On Monday, that commission presented Nutter with a report, which included recommendations focused on improving the education, employment, and health of the city's African American men and boys.


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A fire heavily damaged a home on Kansas City's east side Tuesday morning.
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Annual Member Party
Grand Rapids Art Museum
Monday, November 9, 2015
5:30 pm Meeting
6:00 pm Celebration
Join the Grand Rapids Art Museum's Board of Directors and Director & CEO, Dana Friis-Hansen, as we recap the past year of exciting programming and events at GRAM. Shape the future with fellow members as we elect the next Board of Trustees together. Enjoy the chance to mix with new friends and old at a reception with complimentary hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar.
Please RSVP at http://gramannualmeeting.kintera.org/ or by calling Membership at 616.831.2909
Nominees for Election
Melissa Howell, Board of Trustees
Nominees for Re-election
Sam Cummings, Board of Trustees
Lauretta Murphy, Foundation Board of Trustees
Douglas Padnos, Foundation Board of Trustees
Lizbeth O'Shaughnessy, Board of Trustees


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Maybelle Cecelia Sparks, LaMar Francis Sparks & Birdie Lena Sparks 1902
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Taken 1902 Sadorus, Champaign, IL
Maybelle Cecelia Sparks born 18 Aug 1891 Sadorus, Champaign, IL died 13 Nov 1966 Decatur, Macon, IL buried Fairlawn Cemetery Decatur, Macon, IL
LaMar Francis Sparks born 9 Sep 1899 Sadorus, Champaign, IL died 25 Feb 1942 Maywood, Cook, IL buried Fairlawn Cemetery Decatur, Macon, IL
Birdie Lena Sparks born 12 Oct 1892 Sadorus, Champaign, IL died 28 May 1927 Decatur, Macon, IL buried Graceland Cemetery Decatur, Macon, IL
Children of James Patrick Sparks (1860-1928) & Lucinda Craw (1871-1949)
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|Brad Marchand (maintenance) misses practice as Bruins prepare for Islanders and Canadiens
|02.05.15 at 1:51 pm ET
WILMINGTON — Brad Marchand missed Thursday's practice, with Claude Julien saying the B's gave their second-line left wing a maintenance day.
Marchand, who took a couple of big hits from Dan Girardi in Wednesday's loss to the Rangers, had his spot filled by Daniel Paille in practice. The lines were as follows:
All seven defensemen and both goaltenders were present, including Malcolm Subban, who is still with the big club.
The Bruins will practice again on Friday before hosting the Islanders Saturday and Canadiens Sunday.
|5 things we learned as Bruins head to All-Star break with shootout loss to Avalanche
|01.22.15 at 12:51 am ET
The Bruins started the All-Star break early, relinquishing a third-period lead and suffering a 3-2 shootout loss to the Avalanche Wednesday (click here for the boxscore).
The shootout loss gave the Bruins three of a possible four points on their two-game road trip and gave them a 25-16-7 record at the break.
Ryan O'Reilly scored with 1:45 remaining in regulation to tie the game at two, as Patrick Roy pulled Semyon Varlamov early. Nathan MacKinnon scored the only goal of the shootout, with Reilly Smith, David Pastrnak and Patrice Bergeron all failing to score for the B's.
The Bruins will now break for the All-Star Game, which will be played Sunday. Patrice Bergeron is the Bruins' only participant. They will return to game action a week from Thursday against the Islanders.
Here are five things we learned Wednesday:
Brad Marchand punctuated his return from a two-game suspension with a big goal to give the B's the lead in the third period.
Marchand, who sat out Saturday's game against the Blue Jackets and Tuesday's contest in Dallas for slew-footing Derick Brassard last week, took a feed from David Krejci during a third-period line change and fired a wrist shot past Semyon Varlamov to break a 1-1 tie. The goal was Marchand's team-leading 13th of the season.
The veteran left wing also took a roughing penalty early in the third period and logged over two minutes of shorthanded time as the Bruins were carried by strong penalty killing for the second straight night.
An early third-period fracas between multiple members of each side brought about something we've yet to see –Dougie Hamilton's bare hands.
Hamilton earned his first career fighting major as he dropped the gloves with fellow 2011 top-10 pick Gabriel Landeskog. Both players landed shots in the bout, which ended when Hamilton lost his balance while swinging for a gigantic right.
Hamilton fought twice during his four OHL seasons. His first NHL fight came in his 154th regular-season game.
|Bruins prepare for Stars, Avalanche
|01.19.15 at 10:56 am ET
WILMINGTON — The Bruins had perfect attendance as they practiced Monday in anticipation of a two-game road trip that will send them into the All-Star break.
The B's will play Tuesday in Dallas and Wednesday in Colorado. By the looks of Monday's practice, Daniel Paille will remain on Patrice Bergeron's line in Tuesday's game as Brad Marchand serves the final game of his two-game ban for slew-footing Derick Brassard last week.
The lines in practice were as follows:
Marchand (suspended)/Paille-Bergeron-Smith
All defensemen and both goaltenders were present.
|Brad Marchand fesses up to slew-foot, says suspension could have been longer
|01.17.15 at 11:43 am ET
Speaking to the media Saturday for the first time since slew-footing Rangers forward Derick Brassard, Brad Marchand fessed up to what he called a "dangerous" infraction and said he considers himself fortunate to have not received a bigger suspension than the two-game ban he received.
"It could be worse," Marchand said. "It could be three or four, so I've got to be happy that it's not."
Marchand has been outspoken against slew-footing in the past. Though he was fined during the 2011-12 season for doing it, he had some harsh words for Hurricanes winger Jeff Skinner during the 2013 season after Skinner slew-footed Patrice Bergeron.
So why, then, would Marchand then kick a player's right foot out and pull him down to the ice in textbook slew-foot fashion? In doing so, Marchand contradicted his past words, but said Saturday it wasn't entirely intentional.
"Going into the play, it wasn't what I was trying to do," he said. "I was just trying to make a hard hit. I was trying to throw him backwards, but I didn't intend to kick his feet out. Things happen. It's a quick game. Plays in hockey are going to happen that are questionable, and you've got to live with it."
Marchand said he did not feel his reputation or past played a factor in what is now his third career suspension. He called his reputation "a grave I've dug for myself," but said that he had made efforts in recent seasons to eliminate dirty plays from his game.
"Maybe it played into it a little bit, but I have been trying to play within the rules and change my game," he said. "Again, I play a hard game and I'm going to do things that are questionable at times. I've got to live it. The way that they discipline me, I've got to live with that."
Marchand will miss Saturday's game against the Blue Jackets and Tuesday's game in Dallas.
|Brad Marchand has phone hearing for slew-foot on Derick Brassard
|01.16.15 at 1:08 pm ET
WILMINGTON — Brad Marchand has a phone hearing with the NHL's Department of Player Safety to discuss his slew-foot on Rangers forward Derick Brassard in Thursday's win over the Rangers.
Boston's Brad Marchand will have a hearing this afternoon for a slew-foot on New York Rangers' Derick Brassard.
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Claude Julien declined to comment on the play, only sharing that Marchand had a hearing. Perhaps in anticipation of a potential Marchand suspension, Julien skated left wing Daniel Paille on Patrice Bergeron's line in practice.
The lines were as follows:
Marchand has been suspended twice in his NHL career, as he was given two games for a hit on R.J. Umberger during the 2010-11 season and five games for a low-bridge hit on Sami Salo in the 2011-12 season. He was fined $2,500 for a slew-foot earlier that season.
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|Derick Brassard says Brad Marchand could have ended his season with slew-foot
|01.15.15 at 10:49 pm ET
Rangers center Derick Brassard said after Thursday's game against the Bruins that Brad Marchand slew-footed him during a Rangers power play in the second period.
Marchand and Brassard were chasing a puck into the corner when it appeared that Marchand kicked Brassard in the right leg. No penalty was called on the play.
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"Well yeah [I felt it was dirty]," Brassard said. "You go in the corner with him and you go shoulder-to-shoulder, but he brings his leg in the back. I felt I got a slew-foot there. Like I said, I don't want to find any excuses about it or I don't want to be a crybaby or anything, but it could be dangerous and it could have been a game-changer. It could have been a 5-on-3 and we probably could have been back in the game, but the referee said it was a clean hit, I guess."
Brassard stayed in the game, but he said he considered himself fortunate to do so given how dangerous slew-footing can be.
"The way I fell on the ice, maybe I could have missed the rest of the season if I'd have hurt my knee there,' he said. "I'm lucky enough there. Marchand's a pretty good player. He's feisty, he competes hard, but those kind of things we don't want in our game."
Marchand was fined $2,500 for a slew-foot on Matt Niskanen back in December of 2011. He's also been outspoken against such plays, as he called out Hurricanes left wing Jeff Skinner back during the lockout-shortened 2013 season.
"Skinner slew-foots all the time," Marchand said back on Jan. 29, 2013, a day after Patrice Bergeron went after Skinner. "He's always doing that to guys and I think Bergy just had enough of it. We even spoke about it before the game in the room. The guys were talking about how much he slew foots and you've got to watch out for him. You can see it's very blatant. He kicks his legs out and throws him back.
"I remember I got a fine for that last year. It's not a good play, it's frowned upon and if you continue to do that to guys, you're going to get it. Bergy just had enough, and it was good for Bergy to stand up for himself like that."
Marchand was not made available for comment after Thursday's game.
|Bruins prepare for surging Rangers
|at 12:00 pm ET
After missing Wenesday's practice, Brad Marchand took part in Thursday's morning skate as the Bruins prepared to host the Rangers.
The left wing was back in his usual spot with Patrice Bergeron and Reilly Smith, while rookie David Pastrnak remained on Boston's top line with David Krejci and Milan Lucic.
Thursday will be Pastrnak's ninth NHL game, meaning it could be his last if the Bruins opt against burning the first year of his entry level contract. That would be silly, of course, but the Bruins have yet to announce their intentions to keep the offensively gifted 18-year-old.
Based on morning skate, Boston's lineup for Thursday night is as follows:
The Bruins, riding a season-best four-game winning streak, will face a red-hot Rangers team. Though the Rangers coming off a 3-0 loss to the Eastern Conference-leading Islanders, they have won 13 of their last 15 games and, with 52 points on the season, have as many points as the Bruins do with four games in hand. The B's and Rangers both possess wild card spots in the Eastern Conference entering Thursday night's game.
The Rangers will start backup goaltender Cam Talbot. The 27-year-old made 12 saves Tuesday night against the Islanders in a scoreless third period after entering in relief of Henrik Lundqvist.


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Scott Tolzien: 'Getting more comfortable' with offense
Scott Tolzien talked about interceptions, replacing Aaron Rodgers and his comfort level as Packers QB.
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Welcome to Week 2 of Scott Tolzien getting the starting quarterback treatment. Just as it was leading into Tolzien's first NFL start a week earlier, a large crowd of reporters from across the state of Wisconsin flooded around his locker Wednesday afternoon.
Here are five question-and-answer highlights from the interview with Tolzien:
1. Has it yet to sink in that, at least for a little while, you're the starting quarterback for the Green Bay Packers?
TOLZIEN: "I think I try to avoid that for now. I think that's something for down the road, looking back. I'm just trying to have tunnel vision right now with a laser focus on what we're trying to do. You don't want to make something different than what it is."
2. How would you evaluate your performance against the New York Giants?
TOLZIEN: "Like any game since the first game you ever played, there's good and bad. But you always focus on what you can improve on first. Just like I said after the game, first and foremost is taking care of the football. That's an area of emphasis meeting with my coaches. We're working on that."
3. How do you avoid interceptions like the ones you've thrown?
TOLZIEN: "I think it's just something that's in the back of your mind. But you've still got to play ball. It's a reactionary sport. They all are. You just keep it there and you just try to make good decisions, ultimately. I think the more you prep the better you feel about the decisions."
4. Are you comfortable making calls at the line of scrimmage? Do you have the freedom to do so?
TOLZIEN: "Yeah. And I think especially as the weeks add on here I'm getting more and more comfortable with what we're trying to do. But I think primarily is to let the offense come to you. Usually good things happen when you let that game plan take care of itself."
5. When you're replacing a quarterback as accomplished as Aaron Rodgers, do you feel a lot of pressure?
TOLZIEN: "No. I think you've just got to be yourself. We're so lucky to have Aaron as our quarterback. All of us want him playing. But at the same time, you don't make excuses. It's what we have in the locker room and you make the most of it, plain and simple, and you go from there."
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All too often we Christians focus on the things that divide us. The Gospel of Jesus is what should unite us. In Hope Reborn we deliberately wrote in such a way that we hoped those from different backgrounds would recognize the book's message as the Gospel. Actually if you are immersed in your own setting, it is a great idea sometime to examine the Gospel message of another group. What we should realize is that essentially all true Christians are preaching the same truth.It was very e … [Read more...]
The Pentecostals and the Independent Evangelicals Preach the Same Gospel
"People are often saved through a fragment of truth. What comes next is vital" Terry Virgo
One of the most fatal errors in church ministry would be to assume that people who respond to the gospel on a Sunday morning or at an evangelistic meeting fully understand what they are doing. For many of them, the response is an emotional one to a piece of truth that resonated with them. To simply assume that the person is now a Christian and needs no further help would be foolish indeed. In an ideal world such people will be followed up personally, but sometimes that simply can't happen. Our … [Read more...]
Become more confident in explaining the Gospel
Today I wanted to share some comments from others about another key purpose we had in writing Hope Reborn. Over the years at Jubilee we have come to realize that the single best evangelistic resource a church has is people who have themselves encountered Jesus and been changed by him. Often such people are enthusiastic in sharing their faith with others, and at a minimum inviting them to church, small group, or perhaps an Alpha Course.Our hope is that even Christians who have been around … [Read more...]
LIVE WEBCHAT – "Fail" Is our Pastoral system broken?
J.R.Briggs is joining me right here on the blog for a live web chat on his new book Fail: Finding Hope and Grace in the Midst of Ministry Failure. This is part of the sponsored Book Club feature here on Patheos.As the video trailer at the bottom of this post points out the statistics for the success of the USA pastoral ministry is devastating. Brigg's book focusses on how we can cope with ministry failure personally, and we do discuss this, we also discuss, "Is our Pastoral system itself … [Read more...]
A bit of happiness on a Monday morning
So it's Monday morning. Another week begins. Do you choose weariness and despair, or hope and joy? Last week's news both in the Church, and in the World was pretty miserable, I think we can all agree on that.You can imagine then how welcome it was on Sunday to hear at Jubilee a sermon on happiness. Christians have the source of true happiness that is not dependent on happenings.Sometimes it takes an anthem from the secular world to express things that really should be our domain. But, … [Read more...]
What does it mean to "receive the gift of the Holy Spirit" ?
In chapter 3 of Hope Reborn, we list four steps which are part of the normal process of becoming a Christian and beginning your Christian life. The first one is explained in that chapter which is available free here, and today we share our explanation of what we believe Peter meant by "receive the Gift of the Holy Spirit."In the next step, the Apostle Peter promises to those who repent and are baptized, "you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit" (Acts 2:38).STEP THREE: RECEIVE THE GIF … [Read more...]
Introducing my new book, written with Tope Koleoeo
I can now announce that my new book Hope Reborn - How to Become a Christian and Live for Jesus is available for you to pre-order.Please like Hope Reborn on Facebook, and follow it on Twitter.It has been a real delight to write this book with the man who I have called my friend, my brother, and my pastor for almost twenty years: Tope Koleoso.We wanted to produce a book to help people who want to become a Christian, or who want to find the way back after drifting away.We trust that … [Read more...]
Everyday Mission by Ben Connolly and Bob Roberts
My friend Bob Roberts has recently co-authored a book called Everyday Mission with Ben Connelly. Here is what I wrote as an endorsement for it, followed by a video which talks about the idea of regular missional living:"Are you concerned about the state of the Church in the West today? Are you affected by the need of the World around us? Do you struggle to know what you should do about it personally? This book will challenge you to become a missionary, right where you live, and not le … [Read more...]
Do Londoners believe in God?
My friend Justin Brierley spent some time asking Londoners if they believe in God. Interestingly, this is also the first question of The God Test. Watch the results, and consider booking in to Unbelieveable? the conference. … [Read more...]
A call for a new kind of theology to be written and preached
My pastor and I, Tope Koleoso often recall @bobrobertsjr saying that he believes a new type of theology needs to be written that is accessible & assumes nothing.Over the last few days I have found myself writing a few tweets that explain this a concept a bit more. I thought I would share these bite sized thoughts, slightly expanded for more clarity at times, here in one post. Sometimes a string of thoughts hits me like that, even when I wasn't planning it. Its one of the things I love … [Read more...]


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Posted on: September 18th, 2013News & Views → Israel → Israeli Arabs
This is the first Israeli citizen to perish in the civil war.
Posted on: September 17th, 2013News & Views → Global → Europe
British David Cameron said that the horrors of the Holocaust should bring out outrage in people who are against facing the reality that the Assad regime is using chemical weapons in Syria. He told the Holocaust Education Trust's annual dinner in London on Monday, "The evidence [is] before our eyes," the London Jewish Chronicle reported. […]
Posted on: September 17th, 2013News & Views → Middle East → Syria
JERUSALEM – High-ranking Israeli defense and intelligence officials scoff at the notion that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad will divulge his entire arsenal of chemical weapons to UN officials.
Posted on: September 17th, 2013News & Views → News Briefs
The commander of the Free Syrian Army rebel group warns that Assad will continue to murder his own people.
Posted on: September 16th, 2013News & Views → Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry to talk to Russia about a deal to destroy Syria's stockpile of chemical weapons. The Wall Street Journal, citing American and Middle Eastern officials briefed on the exchange, reported Monday that Netanyahu and Kerry spoke about the issue on Sept. 11. During the […]
Posted on: September 16th, 2013News & Views → News Briefs
Turkish planes shot down a Syrian Helicopter which Turkey claims was flying 2 kilometers inside their airspace, according to an AFP report on Monday. Turkey claims to have warned the Syrians a few times to exit their airspace, before hitting the helicopter with a missile. The helicopter reportedly crashed on Syrian soil. Jewish Press News […]
Posted on: September 15th, 2013News & Views → Israel → Government
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said Sunday that he expects "the full destruction of the stocks of chemical weapons that the Syrian regime has used against its own people." Speaking at a state ceremony at the Mt. Herzl military cemetery in Jerusalem to mark the 40th anniversary of the Yom Kippur War, he added, "We hope […]
Posted on: September 15th, 2013News & Views → Global → Europe
Israel has no information to confirm Syrian rebel claims that the Assad regime has sent part of its stockpile of chemical weapons to Iraq, Knesset Member and former Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman told Voice of Israel radio Sunday. However, the regime still is planning to ship the illegal weapons to Iraq and to Hezbollah, Free […]
Posted on: September 14th, 2013News & Views → News Briefs
John Kerry's remarks with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov after their meeting, at the Intercontinental Hotel, Geneva, Switzerland, September 14, 2013.
Posted on: September 13th, 2013News & Views → Middle East → Hezbollah
Assad continues to take advantage of Western gullibility. Syria has joined the Chemical Weapons Convention, but the Wall St. Journal reports Assad already has scattered the weapons in the country.
Posted on: September 13th, 2013News & Views → Middle East → Egypt
Israel has one life support. It starts with Yom Kippur.
Posted on: September 12th, 2013News & Views → Middle East → Egypt
John Kerry says an Israeli-Peace peace pact is "important to "regional security and stability." ZOA says he is full of nonsense: Arab wars on Israel have nothing to do with their own internal problems.
Posted on: September 12th, 2013News & Views → Jewish
Nearly 700 rabbis and other Jewish communal officials were briefed by a top White House aide on President Obama's Syria plans. The call Tuesday with Ben Rhodes, a deputy national security adviser, was organized by the Reform movement's Religious Action Center and the Conservative movement's Rabbinical Assembly and attracted 691 callers from all religious streams, […]
Posted on: September 12th, 2013News & Views → Global → Europe
Is Assad's mind so twisted that he used chemical weapons again? Or are the rebels equally twisted enough to gas Assad's soldiers and then accuse the regime. And does it matter anymore?
Posted on: September 12th, 2013News & Views → Middle East → Iran
Western officials are saying the UN team has collected a "wealth" of evidence confirming that nerve agents were used in the attack.
Posted on: September 11th, 2013News & Views → Israel
JERUSALEM – With Israel's media recounting the decisions made by high-ranking Israeli generals and then-Prime Minister Golda Meir on the eve of the Yom Kippur War 40 years ago this week, IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sought to reassure Israelis that the country would not be caught unprepared again amid threats from Syria, Hizbullah and Iran.
Posted on: September 11th, 2013News & Views → Middle East → Egypt
Al Qaeda brought down the Twin Towers 12 years ago. With the help of other terrorists, it is bringing down Mideast regimes, banking on chaos to spread its policy of destruction of the West.
Posted on: September 11th, 2013News & Views → Middle East → Syria
WASHINGTON – Pro-Israel officials rolled their eyes this week in response to the opposing spins about their support for President Obama's drive to punish Syrian President Bashar Assad for his purported use of chemical weapons against his own people.
Posted on: September 11th, 2013News & Views → Israel
Syria is ceasing to be its former self, and "the war and terror have divided that country into parts, into a number of countries," President Shimon Peres said Wednesday. Speaking during a tour of Israel's internationally-marketed Plasson plastics factory, President Peres stated, "The world cannot remain silent regarding the bloodshed and murder of children that […]
Posted on: September 11th, 2013News & Views → Global → Europe
Iran for years has been trying to get Russia's advanced S-300 missile system that can down commercial airplanes. Putin, feeling his oats after leading Obama by the nose, is ready to supply the goods.
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City Offices Opening on a Sunday for Gay Weddings
"We're not going to make them wait one day longer than they have to."By Mike Vilensky
"We're not going to make them wait one day longer than they have to."By Mike Vilensky
But you may have to pick who is the "bride" and who is the "groom."By Chris Rovzar
Some thoughts on our governor, the man.By Chris Rovzar
But he "will still love her."By Dan Amira
The Venezuelan man is a salsa dancer.By Mike Vilensky
Governor Lincoln Chafee says he's likely to sign the bill.By Mike Vilensky
The Barefoot Contessa thinks so.By Mike Vilensky
A civil rights landmark, plus the latest production of 'The Normal Heart' and a tribute to the actress Alice Playten.By Frank Rich and Adam Moss
At an event this week she seemed to cheer New York's legislative ruling.By Chris Rovzar
And what a celebration it was.By Chris Rovzar
Wait, why?By Chris Rovzar
"I'm huggable and lovable."By Mike Vilensky
"The roar became almost deafening."By Mike Vilensky
"When are YOU going to get married?"By Chris Rovzar
The momentary return of liberaltarianism.By Chadwick Matlin
Photos from the celebration.
There were Champagne flutes.By Chadwick Matlin
Despite some frustrating twists and ugly uncertainties, the same-sex-marriage endgame unfolded just as Andrew Cuomo drew it up months ago.By Chris Smith
With Friday's landmark passage of a same-sex-marriage bill, Albany added to New York's long history as a center of progress on gay and lesbian rights.By Annie Ferrer and Jazmine Hughes
The tension is finally over.By Chris Rovzar


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Have some medicine
Taking care of others: Brady third and fourth graders presented "Peter Pan" to the public Tuesday night in the Brady school auditorium. During a dress rehearsal, Nana the dog (Triston Stearns), offers medicine to the father who is played by Teagan Rossman as Wendy (Morgan Roe) watches the action unfold. The performance was directed by Jeanene Lusk and Tonja Shaw.
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text: You are here: Home > Course > Beverages > Mocktails > Lemon and Mint Muddle ( Party Drinks ) Lemon and Mint Muddle ( Party Drinks )by Tarla Dalal 26 Nov 2011 Tweet Added to 60 cookbooks This recipe has been viewed 63037 times Lemon and mint drink, although very simple and easy-to-make, this mocktail is not to be underestimated in terms of its taste and popularity! this all-time favourite can be whipped up in a jiffy. The real charm of this drink lies in the bitter aftertaste that is due to the muddling of fresh lemons along with other ingredients. Glass used: rock glass Add your private note Lemon and Mint Muddle ( Party Drinks ) recipe - How to make Lemon and Mint Muddle ( Party Drinks ) Tags Mocktails Preparation Time: 10 mins   Cooking Time: 0 mins Total Time: 10 mins     Makes 4 glasses Show me for glasses Ingredients 8 tbsp finely chopped mint leaves (phudina) leaves4 tbsp chopped lemon4 tsp fresh lemon juice4 tbsp sugar syrup1 cup crushed ice2 bottles chilled carbonated soft drink (lemon flavour) Method Combine 2 tbsp of mint leaves, 1 tbsp lemon, 1 tbsp lemon juice and 1 tbsp sugar syrup in a rock glass.Muddle (lightly crush) the ingredients together, using a muddler.Repeat steps 1 and 2 for 3 more glasses.In each rock glass, place ¼ cup of crushed ice and top it with ½ bottle of chilled carbonated drink. Serve immediately. Other Related Recipes RECIPE SOURCE : Party Drinks


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