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Nothing inspires like stone fruit and foodie tweets! This tart was meant to be and touched all my favourite bases – fruit, bake, flavour, colours, texture … everything captured in this hugely satisfying Peach Pistachio Ricotta Cheesecake Tart. Smooth and satiny like a cheesecake but with far fewer calories, set brilliantly, the peach pairing well with the pistachios, and a subtle orange flavour pleasing the palette!Just as I thought the stone fruit season here had drawn to a close, I was delighted to see some delicious peaches and loads of plums still showing up in the bazaar.Of course I hurried home with some, and with a bit of good luck, created this Peach Pistachio Ricotta Cheesecake Tart … an original recipe that I was pleased as punch with!The other day, soul sistah Jamie tweeted that she had a plum ricotta bake on her list of things to do; she got me thinking instantly! Three days later … TADA … this Peach Pistachio Ricotta Cheesecake Tart was born! {Jamie & I spent a great deal of time last night discussing ricotta tart recipes. Just what I love about food blogging – similar wavelengths!}The tart was the ray of sunshine in my otherwise packed day. Our little new pooch, Coco, is keeping me on my toes 24 X 7, growing NAUGHTIER by the minute! I had forgotten that a pup has SO MUCH ENERGY and has the potential to drive me to tears at times! But goodness, she's a C.U.T.E. girl!She's the proud possession of the teen, who struts her on the arm, showering her with love. As expected, neither of the kids can be shoved out of bed early to take her out… so all the dirty works landed on my platter!!Oh she is charming, photogenic and a bundle of joy! Those eyes can melt all my annoyance at the mess my garden and home is in … she shreds everything she can lay her little teeth on! Sigh …Right, food talk again! I had plums in the fridge too and though I googled for ricotta and plum ideas, leafing through an old cookbook I saw a ricotta kiwi tart. From that point onwards the mind wandered off onto an untrodden path … that's the way stone fruit inspire me in!Why shouldn't I do a peach ricotta bake like a cheesecake? Saw some pistachios on the rack. Hmmm … why shouldn't the base have some for a change? My favourite nuts added beautiful specks of green to the tart shell and subtle flavour too, tying up nicely with the peaches!One thought led to another, and using this pâte sucrée from my Vanilla Plum Frangipane Almond Tart as a base, I set off. Oats – yes, flour – yes, pistachios – yes please! Experimentation with the Thermomix on hand is easy; you can throw in some more of this and that to get a firmer pastry dough … just what I did, and just what I love. The pastry was a little soft as the weather is still very warm and humid, so I gently rolled it out & and patted it with my fingers to line the tin. No trouble though as I pushed and patched the pastry, then allowed it to chill in the freezer for 15 minutes while the oven preheated.The filling was just experimentation too. I made ricotta the day Jamie tweeted about the plum ricotta tart, and let it drain in my curd cheese maker {love this contraption!}. I ran it in the Thermomix, adding stuff randomly, including some candied orange slices I had made last year … and got a satiny smooth, cake batter like filling. Happy Monday to you wonderful folk! It's a good beginning to my week here. Bundled the kids off to school, tralalalala, fed the forever hungry pooch, turned on the radio to the 'are you crazy' levels, got on air and won a wonderful Body Shop gift hamper from Sarthak @ HIT 95 FM … and the weeks looking GOOD!
Recipe: Peach Pistachio Ricotta Cheesecake Tart
Summary: Smooth and satiny like a cheesecake but with far fewer calories, set brilliantly, the peach pairing well with the pistachios, and a subtle orange flavour pleasing the palette!
Prep Time: 30 minutes
Total Time: 60 minutes + chilling time
- 1 recipe pistachio pâte sucrée {recipe follows}
- Filling
- 240gms ricotta, drained well {homemade recipe here}
- 200ml low fat cream
- 2 eggs, room temperature
- 5 tbsp powdered sugar
- 1/2 vanilla bean, scraped
- 1-2 slices of candied orange {optional}
- 2 tbsp cornflour
- 4-5 ripe peaches, each sliced into 8-10 sections { I left the peel on}
- 1/2 cup pistachios, chopped
- 1 tbsp apricot jam, melted
- Pistachio Pâte Sucrée
- 125gms plain flour
- 50gms oats
- 50gms pistachios
- 3/4 tsp baking powder
- 1 tbsp vanilla sugar
- 1/8 tsp salt
- 100gm unsalted butter, chilled, diced
- 1/2 vanilla bean scraped
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 egg
- I used a 12X 4 rectangular loose bottomed tart pan, and 2 small 3″ loose bottomed round tart tins.
- Pistachio Pâte Sucrée
- Whiz the plain flour, oats, pistachios, sugar, salt, baking powder and scraped vanilla bean in the processor. {Thermomix: Speed 10/ 20 seconds}
- Add the chilled butter and whiz briefly until you get a crumb like mix. {Thermomix: Speed 10, 15 seconds}
- Add the vanilla extract and egg and briefly pulse till it begins to come together {Thermomix: Speed 6 / 10 seconds}
- Turn onto work surface and pat together into a ball, handling the dough as little as possible. Wrap in cling film and chill for at least 30 minutes to help the dough relax.
- Preheat the oven to 190C.
- Roll out the dough and line the tart pan, or if the dough is still 'softish', pat into pan {I patted it in as the weather was very warm and the pastry firm, but still soft}. Patch any broken bits with leftover dough, making sure there are no gaps visible.
- Bake blind {line the unbaked shell with aluminum foil and place bean/pie weights on top} for 10 minutes. Remove weights and foil and continue to bake for a further 5 minutes. Make sure it doesn't over brown. Cool in tart pans on rack.
- In the meantime, make the ricotta filling.
- Whiz the ricotta in the processor until smooth, then add the cream, eggs, vanilla bean, sugar, candied peel if using, and blend until satiny smooth. With the processor running, add the cornflour 1/2 tbsp at a time and process. {Thermomix: Add all above ingredients together and run TM – Speed 10/ 30 seconds}.
- Lower the oven temperature to 180C.
- Assemble the tart
- Line the base of the tart pan with aluminum foil just in case there are cracks in the dough {else place a tray underneath}
- Scatter the base of the tart shell with 2 sliced peaches, and pour the ricotta filling over. Top the ricotta with the remaining peach slices, arranging in a pattern if you like, and sprinkle with chopped pistachios.
- Bake for 35-45 minutes, until the ricotta is firm to touch.
- Remove from oven and immediately brush the top with the the melted apricot jam {this seals the moisture in and keeps the fruit looking good}.
- Cool completely on racks, and chill for 3-4 hours before serving!
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Impossible not to love such a heavenly combo!
wow, i love this tart, deliciously done Deeba. Any MacTweets challenge this month? The egg whites are all aged to go!
Truly a treat from heaven:) Beautifully made and captured..
Your bake goods always make my mouth water and this is working double time.
You are the stone fruit queen! What a fabulous combination and I love the cheesecake element.
Oh la la, these cheesecakes are stunning. I love the flavours! I'll trade you a slice of mine for a slice of yours 😀
*kisses* HH
YUM, that looks totally amazing! Gorgeous photos. 🙂
Gorgeous pics, gorgeous pup. Why am I not surprised you get to clean up after her, while the kids get to cuddle her? 🙂
I love the two flavors together, and in a tart even better!
The puppy and your daughter are so cute together.
Happy Baking!
Just couldn't stop gazing at those lovely clicks, Deeba! What lovely crust and perfect cheesecake tarts they are.
oh my gosh- that pup is ADORABLE! and the tarts, amazing! as per usual. thanks for sharing!
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oh wow! that pup is adorable! and the tarts look amazing too, as per usual! thanks for sharing!
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Coco rocks as usual… He s a cutie pie. The tart looks so packed with flavors and yum
It's uncanny how many years ago I took a same set ..series of photos of my dark haired daughter w/ her very long haired black poodle..:) You brought back a flood of memories..
Beautiful girl! and
tart:)I always love your food styling and accoutrements also.
These look truly gorgeous…very well done! I bought some ricotta and haven't used it but I now know how I am going to put that bag of pluots I have in the fridge to good use! Lovely photos!
Can I shift in with you? Please. Pretty please.
I recently make a ricotta and peach tart and looking at this I am craving for it again. Ricotta with stone fruit works wonder 🙂
So absolutely Amazing!!!
Great recipe, pretty daughter, adorable dog. Now its time to dig out the all natural dog treat recipe for training times..
Little Coco is C.U.T.E. and so are these tarts.
Such a cute peach tart, almost as cute as the puppy but nowhere as cute as your daughter:-). You are blessed with so much talentyou always inspire me with your creations
Oh wow, this looks amazing! I love peaches this time of year – and to pair them with this ricotta cheesecake is genius!
Hope your week keeps getting better and better – hard to top a Monday like that =)
This is amazing! Each one of your recipes is so gorgeous! So decadent!
and of course your photos are outstanding!!
Gorgeous! Both the tart and the pooch!
It's not 'just' a cheesecake,it looks,rather it IS a piece of art!:-)
Babes, my ricotta and plum tart came out scrumptious but why oh why does yours always come out so much prettier?! Gorgeous and you inspire me to start over and remake it all purty! And LOVE the pup! Too huggable! I hope you are surviving… and taking well deserved breaks and treating yourself to another slice of pie.
Some really stunning clicks! They are making my mouth water….;-)) And I love the tarts prepared with seasonal fruit.
Oh my goodness! That pup is what I would call "unfortunately cute"… meaning that she'll get away with murder. But that's ok, because she's adorable!!!
Dear Deeba I love these little tarts look amazingg!! And II lov e your puppy!! I know you are crazy for him! LOLgloria
Wow Deeba…your daughter is beautiful. I'm sure this tart went down very welll with the family! You're lucky you're still getting stone fruit trickling through 🙂
Wow, the texture that this creates is great. All the flavors combined form a very appetizing treat.
Such a pretty tart- if only I could have a tiny little piece..I love peaches.
Your pup is adorable..muaah!
Coco is such a cutie. He's adorable and cuddly. Please post more pictures of Coco . By the way, the Peach Pistachio Ricotta Cheesecake Tart looks like a yummy treat. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
That pup is so adorable you'd have to forgive him anything. I have yet to have a local peach this year, but this would be a fabulous way to dress it up. It looks luscious.
I have fallen in love…with the pics you have posted here. Each one is such a delight to watch. Kudos on the post!


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BOSTON -- One win away from a trip to the World Series, the Red Sox have two chances to earn a berth, beginning with Game 6 of the American League Championship Series Saturday at Fenway Park.
But there are major obstacles standing in the Sox's way. First, Detroit Tigers starter Max Scherzer opposes Clay Buchholz in Game 6. And if the Tigers win to force a Game 7, they'll send Justin Verlander to the hill to take on John Lackey.
Detroit's dual aces are significant roadblocks for the Red Sox, even though the Red Sox managed to win Game 2 versus Scherzer and Game 3 versus Verlander. To understand how difficult that accomplishment was, consider this nugget from ESPN Stats & Information: Scherzer and Verlander made back-to-back starts 19 times during the regular season; in those games, the Tigers won both games seven times, split the two starts 11 times and lost both once.
The Sox don't have to accomplish the Herculean task of beating both hurlers again. Winning one of two is all they need to advance to the Fall Classic. But it's not like Boston hitters have had much success against Scherzer and Verlander so far in this series. Overall, the Red Sox have a .120 average against both pitchers, including only two extra-base hits. Not a single Boston batter has more than one hit total against the two starters.
Scherzer pitched masterfully in Game 2, working seven strong innings and allowing only one run on two hits with two walks and 13 strikeouts. He had to settle for a no-decision as the Red Sox staged a dramatic comeback, thanks in part to David Ortiz's game-tying grand slam in the eighth inning, before Jarrod Saltalamacchia provided the walk-off hit in the ninth.
Even though Scherzer dominated that outing, the Red Sox believe that since they've seen him once, and at his best, they should be able to make the necessary adjustments the second time around. If anything, the Red Sox batters are looking forward to it.
"We have seen him and it's a good challenge," said Red Sox outfielder Daniel Nava. "With this team, with the veteran leadership we have, there's nothing in us that's backing down. He got us once, but we want to get him the second time. Even though we came out with a win that game, he still pitched very well and went deep into the game. The second time is something a lot of guys are looking forward to."
Facing a pitcher for the second time in a series brings a certain comfort level each time a batter steps into the box. Obviously, the same can be said for the Tigers against Buchholz, and if a Game 7 is needed, Lackey, too.
The Red Sox don't expect Scherzer to make too many adjustments, especially since he had a no-hitter through five innings last outing.
"I think we're starting to find our groove," said Red Sox catcher Saltalamacchia. "First few games we weren't swinging the bats really well, weren't finding the holes. The past few games we've been able to so we're going to take that approach tomorrow and do the same thing you always do."
The one thing the Red Sox will attempt to do is work the counts as much as possible. If they can boost Scherzer's pitch count and force the Tigers to go to their bullpen, Boston should have the edge. Also, sitting on the fastball will be the Sox's best bet. They were 3-for-17 off Scherzer's fastball. Overall, Boston was 1-for-26 against off-speed pitches by both Scherzer and Verlander.
In a do-or-die situation for Detroit, Scherzer said he'll remain focused.
"It's pretty easy. You just go out there and pitch your game," he said. "Baseball is still the same, 60 feet, six inches, and you have to throw strikes. The expectations and pressure doesn't mean you change. That's something that's always been instilled in me, and doesn't matter what the situation or what the game means, I'm always going to approach the game the same way."
While the Red Sox expect much of the same from Scherzer, he admitted he will need to make adjustments.
"It changes because they're familiar with what I did," Scherzer said. "Obviously they're going to be looking through the film and watching what I did, the sequences, patterns, when I threw off-speed pitches, when I didn't. Obviously I've got to be ahead of the curve. Obviously I don't know exactly what I'm going to do, but there will be things I do differently."
The Tigers had success against Buchholz in Game 2. The right-hander allowed five runs on eight hits, including a pair of home runs in 5 2/3 innings of work. He'll need to rebound from a tough outing in order to limit Detroit's potent offense.
"Pitching in playoff games is one thing; pitching in deciding playoff games is another," Buchholz said. "I feel like it's two pretty evenly matched teams as of now."
Fenway Park will be rowdy in Game 6, and Scherzer will have a sellout crowd cheering against him. Buchholz said he will channel that energy from the home fans in hopes that it'll help him rebound from his last outing.
"It's a special place. I've always liked pitching there," Buchholz said. "Obviously it's our home field, so it's a little bit easier to say that. Out of all the parks I've pitched in, Fenway is a different type of place. And [the fans] will let you know if you don't do the job. At the same time, if you do well, the fans know the game and it's just a fun place to pitch. Definitely looking forward to getting back out there and giving it another run."
The Red Sox need to create solid at-bats. A trip to the World Series depends on it. All they have to do is beat one of the two best pitchers in baseball to get there.
"It's going to be another pitcher's duel," said Red Sox shortstop Stephen Drew. "It's the postseason. We knew it was going to be this way. It's a dogfight 'til the end."


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Is This Style's Sustainable Frontier?
On Design's Cutting Edge, Scandinavian Designers Aim for Eco-Friendliness and Fair Trade
Some Norwegian designers will go to great lengths to grab the attention of the socially conscious -- even if it means making a dress entirely out of milk.
Per Aage Sivertsen, winner of this spring's Oslo Fashion Week designer award (Naløyet) in February and creative mind behind the Norwegian "eco-lux" brand FIN, plans to make part of next year's spring/summer collection from a gauze-like fabric based 100% on milk proteins. Making fabric from milk frees up land that would otherwise have been used to grow cotton, a crop vilified for its intense water consumption and high pesticide use.
Mr. Sivertsen is one of many Norwegian designers now incorporating an ethical and social aspect into their fashion philosophy, one that goes beyond eco-labels. Three other nominees for Oslo Fashion Week's Naløyet award this year -- Leila Hafzi, Elton & Jacobsen and iiS -- have also prioritized issues such as workers' rights, fair trade and environmental impact in their collections.
Together, they are part of a growing social movement in the Nordic countries being led by NICE, the Nordic Initiative Clean & Ethical, created last November to promote the five countries as home to a sustainable and ethical fashion industry. It is the only one of its kind on a regional level and was a natural direction for an area known for its social responsibility.
"What we have in common as Nordic countries is the basic principle of behaving nice," says Eva Kruse, chief executive of the Danish Fashion Institute, one of the five Nordic partners in NICE. "It is in the core of our culture. So it's not that far-fetched to take the lead in this."
Nic Herlofson, one of FIN's founders, says the brand has always incorporated fabrics that have an environmental, social or ethical benefit, without compromising fashion. The company chooses textiles that are extremely soft and lend themselves to FIN's draped look, inspired by French sculptor Louise Bourgeois. Mr. Herlofson says Keira Knightley is a fan of FIN's organic cotton trench coats.
The company uses a wild nonviolent silk that spares the life of the silk worm. It takes organic yarn from Peruvian baby alpaca because the animal's small padded toes erode pastures less. It makes dresses out of bamboo, one of the quickest growing plants on the planet. And it buys carbon credits in projects that comply with the Clean Development Mechanism.
"It's not just an environmental thing, it's a social thing," says Mr. Herlofson. "It's the right thing to do."
Ms. Hafzi, an early Norwegian pioneer in ethical and sustainable fashion, started in the late '90s producing clothes in Nepal from wild nettles and recycled Saris. Now, her glamorous nettle gowns have been seen on red carpet awards ceremonies in Los Angeles on actresses like Katie Cassidy.
Ms. Hafzi's time in Nepal overseeing the workers inspired her collection, Equilibrium, featured at this past spring's Oslo Fashion Fair. The drapes on her evening gowns emulate Buddhist monks' robes. She has used a wild serpent and phoenix motif hand-painted on black silk dresses to represent the Ying and Yang, or equilibrium in nature, and an exotic palette of colors: delicate shades of purple and plum, fiery raspberry and deep, calm green.
She chose to work with nettle because it is one of the most sustainable raw materials and entails more handwork, and hence jobs, for women. The villagers walk seven days to a small mountain village near Tibet where they collect the nettles, cook it in ash, sun dry it on roofs and hand-spin it.
Elton & Jacobsen, another Naløyet nominee, says it does not use organic material in its collection, partly because it is hard to control if the materials are genuinely organic. Instead, its main concerns are workers' rights and shorter transport routes to limit environmental impact. The company buys raw materials in Italy, produces in Bucharest, and ships its trendy ready-to-wear line to stores in Europe, such as Topshop in London.
"Being a small design company, it's hard to control what's happening in India, China or Bangladesh," says Aashild Elton Jacobsen, one of the two sisters behind the brand. "When we started the company, it was always part of our business plan to focus on sustainability, but not a way to market the company. It's just a way of doing business."
Norway has been at the forefront of the new initiative NICE. It was originally envisaged two years ago by Pl Vasbotten, leader of Oslo Fashion Week, and Tone Tobiasson as the Norwegian Initiative Clean and Ethical.
The transnational collaboration was actually the more happenstance result of a lunch in March 2008 between the Danish Fashion Institute and Oslo Fashion Week to discuss the Nordic Look event at Riga Fashion Week. The Danes immediately took to the idea of expanding NICE to include the other Nordic countries because of the coming United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, which will be held in December. The two Nordic fashion weeks, together with the Swedish Fashion Council, Helsinki Design Week and Icelandic Fashion Council, swiftly formed a Nordic Fashion Association and the "n" in NICE was swapped from Norwegian to Nordic.
The Nordic Fashion Association will hold a workshop on Sept. 1 in Copenhagen to kick-start the design competition that will take place during Fashion Summit 2009 on Dec. 9, timed to coincide with the U.N. climate change conference.
Afterward, the Nordic Fashion Association will travel in the autumn to each of the Nordic countries, along with the European director for Business for Social Responsibility (BSR), seeking feedback on a 10-year plan for the industry and Code of Conduct that will be signed at the Fashion Summit in December.
The question remains whether people are willing to spend more to wear less. It is cost intensive to develop new sustainable fabrics like milk gauze. Ensuring workers' rights usually means higher wages. NICE is hoping that costs will come down over time through collaboration, but it is not willing to wait until the market is there.
Nic Herlofson at FIN says he expects revenues will triple to $1.5 million next year, but the company doesn't expect to have a net profit before 2012. "I do believe that in good time the cost of being sustainable will be marginal compared to the benefits," says Mr. Herlofson, adding that the brand is working on being as cost efficient as possible.
"One of the first things I learned [in my doctoral project on corporate social responsibility and fashion] was that people don't always do what they say," says Stine Hedegaard, Danish Fashion Institute development coordinator. "It's not going to come from the consumers. It's got to come from the designers themselves."
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Ask any Hollywood star who has worn a bad outfit to an awards show: it can take a long time to live down a fashion mistake. This week, the NHL will take a walk down the runway with its new collection, and if the early buzz is any indication, it will fall flat on its face….
The main complaint from players who have tried the new uniforms? They're too constrictive, and don't fit larger players well at all. Another gripe being voiced quietly is how different the new jerseys look—a radical departure from the traditional sweater, which has been largely unchanged over the years. In the NHL, where the "mirror test" matters for everything from helmets to skates, the new jerseys fail badly.
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Renee Ladner is sticking with the plan. Last week, the University of Mississippi women's basketball coach preached that her team was a "work in progress" and that it was developing confidence and a better understanding of what it needs to do even after a 0-3 start in the Southeastern Conference. Ladner's message hadn't changed Tuesday after the Rebels (12-6, 2-3 SEC) had won their second-straight league game, a 69-55 victory Sunday at the University of Alabama.
STARKVILLE -- Passing showers Tuesday afternoon didn't dampen the enthusiasm of the Mississippi State University softball team. The Bulldogs worked their way through their initial practice of 2012 inside the MSU Indoor Softball Complex as the first step toward the Feb. 9 season opener against the University of South Alabama in Mobile, Ala., and the debut of new coach Vann Stuedeman.
East Mississippi Community College men's basketball coach Mark White repeatedly points out that there are several more basketball games left in the 2011-12 regular season. In the very next breath, White talks about the extreme importance of the game at hand. The Lions take on No. 17 Northeast Mississippi Community College with the early North Division lead on the line tonight.
STARKVILLE -- The first thing Rick Stansbury said in the preseason that his team has more pieces to work with in the 2011-2012. The queen on Stansbury's hardwood chess board is junior forward Arnett Moultrie because he can play in whatever style of play the opponent wishes.
STARKVILLE -- When you're part of a bench effort that gets outscored 32-4, you would think there isn't a lot of positives to come from that effort. But Shamia Robinson is trying to make the most of every minute she is on the floor for the Mississippi State University women's basketball team.
STARKVILLE -- Diamber Johnson knows what it's like to be targeted. As the leading scorer in the Southeastern Conference entering the weekend, the Mississippi State University senior guard has seen her share of defensive attention this season. On Sunday, the No. 19 University of Georgia women's basketball team's game plan was to take Johnson out of the equation and to make everything she attempted difficult.
STARKVILLE -- With football coach Dan Mullen in the stands, Mississippi State University senior point guard Dee Bost showcased his vertical passing abilities. After Bost hit back-to-back 3-pointers to help the Bulldogs take the lead back, MSU had 94 feet to maneuver with 3.4 seconds left. Bost unleashed a football pass underneath the University of Alabama's basket that replicated a perfect football wheel route to senior guard Brian Bryant, who caught the pass in stride at halfcourt and went in for the game's final basket and was fouled to lift No. 20 MSU to a 56-52 victory Saturday afternoon at Humphrey Coliseum.
STARKVILLE -- While he continues to wait to see which NBA team will need a 6-foot-11 center later in the season, Erick Dampier was honored Saturday at his alma mater before the Mississippi State men's basketball team's 56-52 victory against the University of Alabama. Dampier, who was a significant member of the 1996 Final Four team and was the 10th overall selection by the Indiana Pacers in the 1996 NBA draft, was recognized at center court before the game Saturday afternoon as a part of MSU's 100 years of basketball season-long promotion.
STARKVILLE -- In a heavyweight Southeastern Conference basketball battle of the big men Saturday afternoon, the University of Alabama men's basketball team didn't have an answer for Mississippi State's Arnett Moultrie. Moultrie scored 25 points and grabbed 13 rebounds, posting a conference-best ninth double-double, to help No. 20 MSU sneak past Alabama 56-52 in the Humphrey Coliseum.
STARKVILLE -- Mississippi State University All-America pitcher Paul Maholm, who recently became the newest member of the Chicago Cubs baseball organization, will be the featured speaker at the 2012 "First Pitch/Meet the Team" Baseball Celebration on Saturday, Feb. 11.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- The University of Alabama will celebrate the football team's 2011 National Football Championship at 2 p.m. Saturday in Bryant-Denny Stadium. The event will feature the Crimson Tide football team and football coach Nick Saban. The celebration will last approximately one hour and admission is free.
STARKVILLE - Two programs that think they can contend for a Southeastern Conference men's basketball title will get their chance to prove it in Humphrey Coliseum Saturday afternoon. Without a Western Division to battle over, the University of Alabama and Mississippi State University will be a pivotal matchup to possibly see who gets the final of the four byes in the SEC Tournament in March.
STARKVILLE -- After saying it was punched in the mouth last weekend at the University of Arkansas, the Mississippi State University men's basketball team delivered the final blow Thursday night. In a physically demanding contest where open looks and clear cuts through the paint were at a premium, No. 20 MSU hung on for a 62-58 victory in its Southeastern Conference home opener against the University of Tennessee.
Mississippi State University junior wide receiver Chad Bumphis pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges of disorderly conduct and public intoxication in his initial court appearance at Tupelo Municipal Court.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- It's all about eye contact. Diamber Johnson has been playing with Kendra Grant for only 16 games, but point guards have a knack for finding shooters. Sometimes, though, you need a second chance. Kendra Grant was more than happy to oblige on two occasions Thursday night.
STARKVILLE -- DeVille Smith proved Thursday his performance Saturday night at the University of Arkansas wasn't a fluke. Smith scored most of his career-high 25 points after the Mississippi State University men's basketball team already trailed by more than 20 points at Bud Walton Arena. But the freshman point guard from Jackson backed up the effort in his Southeastern Conference debut against the University of Tennessee and helped keep No. 20 MSU from suffering back-to-back SEC losses.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- The national champion University of Alabama football team will once again try to keep rolling after losing three underclassmen to the NFL draft. All-Americans Trent Richardson, Dont'a Hightower and Dre Kirkpatrick said Thursday they're leaving school to start pro careers, three days after helping the Crimson Tide to its second national title of their careers.
OXFORD -- Danielle McCray grabbed a huge defensive rebound with 22.9 seconds remaining, and Nikki Byrd added two free throws with 19 seconds left to help the University of Mississippi women's basketball team to a 60-54 victory against the University of Arkansas on Thursday night at Tad Smith Coliseum.
OXFORD -- University of Mississippi football coach Hugh Freeze received a National Letter of Intent on Thursday from Bo Wallace, a quarterback from East Mississippi Community College. The 6-foot-5, 210-pounder will enroll at Ole Miss for the spring semester, and will begin competing in the 2012 season with three years of eligibility remaining.
STARKVILLE -- It's possible Mississippi State's senior point guard Dee Bost should come to Humphrey Coliseum this week was a two-word sign literally hanging from him -- help wanted. Brian Bryant, who is not only Bost's guard teammate and roommate on campus and on the road, said he doesn't have to see the tape of MSU's 98-88 loss at Arkansas to see where the 20th-ranked Bulldogs went wrong. It's already been discussed in a closed-door meeting between the two friends.
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Terrence Yeager has seen his share of interesting people during his time as veterans justice outreach specialist for the Erie Veterans Affairs Medical Center.
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"I always tried to treat people with respect no matter who they were or whatever their problems (were)," said Yeager, of McKean Township, who will retire Sept. 27, one day after his 62nd birthday.
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WHAT IF GOV. CORBETT gets little or nothing of what he wants on booze, transportation or pension reform by Sunday's budget deadline?
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The popular web comic, in animated form!
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I've been writing too many glowing reviews lately.
... but this animation has the best voice acting and dialogue I've heard on Newgrounds. The animation is also decent (although the jump to sketchy quality for the dream sequence seemed a little out of place) and I'm a big fan of the pause button in the upper right hand corner. Everyone movie should have a pause button.
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Come to a wonderful tea party… Or should I say ScArY PArTy? Come join us for a very happy un-birthday at the Golden Library after hours to solve a Murder Mystery. The characters from Alice IN Wonderland come and have some tea with cookies. Suddenly one of the characters Drops to the floor in misery… THEN THE CHARACTER DIES ON THE FLOOR… Find out who killed the character by asking other characters and finding clues around the library and find the MURDERER!!!
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If you've been there, you get it. People spend hours browsing our Foundation's Whale of a Used Book Sale to see what hidden treasures await. The first day is always packed. That's the simple truth.
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* Sunday, October 2511 a.m. - 3 p.m.
* Sunday is "Bag Day". Stuff as many items as you can into a grocery sized bag for just $6.
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Marty McFly is back… to the future! Don your puffy vest, hop in your DeLorean and come watch all three Back to the Future movies at the Lakewood location. Travel from 1985 to 1955 to 2015 to 1885, and then some… all in a week's time.
2 p.m., Saturday, October 17 - Back to the Future: We'll get in the mood and kick off the trilogy with decorations and trivia.
6 p.m., Wednesday, October 21 - Back to the Future Part II: We're appropriately showing this movie on the same date that Marty goes into the future! Snap a photo in our "photo booth" and a special app will transform the picture to a futuristic view.
2 p.m., Sunday, October 25 - Back to the Future Part III: Pose in front of a replica of the clock tower from the movie. We'll add the old time photo effect to make you feel like you're in 1885.
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with us! Four of our libraries are hosting a special story time followed with a performance by Grupo Tlaloc, a danza Azteca group. The grupo is the first and oldest group of its kind in the Denver area, promoting 35 years of educating, performing, and understanding of the native culture of Mexico and the Native American way of life to our community. Join us for this fun and entertaining program.
Age: All. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
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1 p.m. Saturday, October 3Columbine
1:30 Saturday, October 10Belmar
2 p.m., October 17Arvada
2 p.m., Saturday, October 24Lakewood
Vengan todos para celebrar el Mes de la Herencia Hispana con nosotros. Vamos a empezar con una CuentaCuentos para niños y luego una celebración de baile hecho por el Grupo Tlaloc un grupo danza Azteca. El grupo es el primer y más antiguo grupo de su tipo en el área de Denver. Tienen 35 años educando las comunidades diversas, dando espectáculo de bailes, ensenando y mejorando la comprensión de la cultura nativa de México, así como el estilo americano nativo de la vida a nuestra área. Por favor, vengan con nosotros, que va hacer divertido y una programa entretenido.
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Also, join us to make and decorate Mexican Sugar Skulls.
2 p.m. Saturday, October 17Wheat Ridge
4;30 p.m. Thursday, October 29Edgewater
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It's not something any of us like to talk about, but if you ask around, most of have in one way or another been impacted by suicide.
In Colorado, for young people between the ages of 10 and 19, suicide is the second leading cause of death. There are many effective suicide prevention programs in our community that can help. The Second Wind Fund helps in a different way by connecting young people at risk of suicide with licensed therapists to help them discover hope and healing in their lives. You can learn more about warning signs and risk factors, as well as the Second Wind Fund at a presentation on Monday, September 21, 6:30 p.m. at the Columbine Library.
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6:30 p.m. Monday, September 21
Wrap up your summer reading accomplishments at our celebrity-style "It's a Wrap!" party.
12–4 p.m. Sunday, August 23Jefferson County Fairgrounds 15200 W 6th Ave Frontage Rd., Golden (MAP)
This countywide event is the perfect way to wrap up your summer before school activities get too crazy! We'll have fun activities for all ages, including:
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Have you ever wondered how that app works on your phone? Do you like solving puzzles and gaming? Register for the Jefferson County Public Library Coding Camp for Teens and learn what it takes to become a computer programmer. At this two week camp, you'll learn computer programming, improve creative problem solving skills and have fun as you explore the basics of writing code. You'll gain an understanding of the basics of computer programming and complete a web page. Take advantage of this experience and work along side some of Colorado's best mentors from the tech industry. No experience necessary! July 27 through August 7Belmar LibraryTeens ages 14 - 18 Monday - Friday2 - 5 p.m. Registration is limited and available online. Or call 303-235-5275.
College application time already? Does it seem like just the other day your babies were running around in diapers? Now they are driving and figuring out what they want to do when they graduate. If college is in their future, now is the time to think about leaving the nest and applying for colleges.
We're excited to be hosting two great events for teens and their parents to help you begin the college preparation process. Both workshops will be held in our Evergreen Library and are facilitated by Karen Fong Donoghue, college admissions consultant.
College Application Workshop 1 p.m. Saturday, August 1
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MGM Grand, Las Vegas - Adrien Broner's crew - "The Band Camp" - arrived to the official press conference at the MGM Grand with matching "Hay Paulette" shirts - taking a jab at WBA welterweight champion Paulie Malignaggi, who Broner faces on June 22nd at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.
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That was lame as fuk. But Broner will win the war.Comment by PAC-BOY on 05-04-2013
[QUOTE=Camp Beast;13324619]What a waste of money. "Hey Paulette" isn't even kind of funny.[/QUOTE] Wasnt Adrian the name of Rockys wife in "Rocky"? :WORD: Hes got a bltch name !Comment by mrpizza-nd_beer on 05-04-2013
Broner's a lame clown. I don't like Paulie but I sure liked how he trashed Broner. Too bad Paulie still hits like a girl.Comment by ddangerous on 05-04-2013
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