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Fantastico is a must for any market grower or home gardener looking for an early-maturing, high-yielding grape tomato with built-in Late Blight Tolerance. Bred for small gardens, determinate Fantastico will work great in hanging baskets, container gardens as well as in small gardens. Long clusters of sweet tasty fruits are held toward the outside of the plant, making them very easy to harvest but if you let them go a few days past peak, these little beauties resist cracking better than the comparisons used in the AAS trials.
A unique determinate bush tomato with well flavored half-ounce grape shaped fruit. High yielding plants produce up to 12 pounds of ripe fruit. Best grown in a cage to provide some plant support, but can also be grown in a large patio container or an 18-inch hanging basket.
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It isn't often that looking at a trumpet player is just as fun as listening.
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I am always up for something with her, but your link doesnt work.
She's very good.
There's a whole lot of other trumpets I'd rather hear her play that song on than a Bach C, however.
It just sounds blah compared to what it could be on a nice Bb.
Stop acting like someone shot your dog.
[email protected] in the sound. The C feels like crystal, and the Bb feels like brass, but maybe that's just me. Either way, when I hear other trumpet players, I prefer Bb.
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"Hindsight is always 20-20"
"I'd rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it"
When I had Jason Harrleson build my C trumpet I got the darkest sounding bell he had in his arsenol.
It makes it sound more like a Bb.
Stop acting like someone shot your dog.
She is so amazing. Master of the trumpet, very impressive, plus she's easy on the eyes.
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No joke. My wife thinks Alison Balsom is soooo pretty, I am not allowed to see her concert when she come to my area. But being the good sport that she is, my wife did purchase Bach Works for Trumpet for my Christmas present.
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Yeah -- the first thing you GUYS notice is that the trumpet player is pretty!!!!!!!!!!!!! -- by the way --- the first and second thing I note is she can pretty surely play the trumpet -- YES, I am pretty sure she can
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A guide to serving digestifs
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Take it from the Italians: A great meal deserves a grand finale. For generations they've finished elaborate meals with sips of something bracing and bitter. These bitter liqueurs, or amari, have a history rooted in folk medicine and are flavored with lengthy (and typically secret) lists of flowers, citrus peel, roots, herbs and other botanical ingredients that are chosen for their perceived powers at aiding digestion, as well as for the complex and sometimes memorably bitter flavors the blends produce.
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"We've all felt the effects of a big meal, and amari really do feel like they have a medicinal quality," says Adam Robinson, bar manager at The Bent Brick. Of course, what began as medicinal evolved into recreational, and now Robinson sees more guests venturing into the dark, bitter reaches of the digestif universe purely for the pleasure of the journey. And bartenders are turning to these liqueurs to add depth and complexity to drinks.
"People are getting much more adventurous in eating and drinking, especially in Portland. I don't think you'd see a lot of this stuff in Iowa," he says.
Long ruled by the Italians, the realm of bitter digestifs also has representatives from other European traditions, and recently local producers have been entering the arena, as well. As you ready your bar for the arrival of dinner party season, here are a few particularly interesting digestifs you should consider adding to the lineup.
Amaro Nonino:
With its rich, gentle flavor, Amaro Nonino is also among the more approachable amari, but don't equate "drinkable" with "boring." Based on grape brandy, flavored with a mix of ingredients including saffron, tamarind and rhubarb, and aged in oak barrels, Amaro Nonino has a light, floral complexity and a silky texture that can assuage any dinner-table overindulgence with ease.
What it tastes like: Lightly bitter, with a graceful, multifaceted flavor of burnt orange, sarsaparilla and licorice.
How to serve: On its own, over ice with a little club soda and a sliver of orange peel, or in a cocktail such as the whiskey- and Aperol-based Paper Plane at St. Jack, or the cranberry-spiked Black Wednesday (see recipe).
Dark, rich and easy to love, Averna enjoys a position of special prominence in Italy. Introduced in Sicily in 1868, Averna is an approachable amaro well-suited for the bitter-averse, though with a botanical complexity and just enough of an herbaceous snap to keep more adventurous palates engaged.
What it tastes like: Mildly sweet and rich, with notes of cacao, cola, rhubarb and orange peel.
How to serve: Traditionally served on its own or with a chunk of ice, Averna is also used in cocktails such as the rum-based Mandolin Rain (which also has Fernet Branca) at Beaker & Flask.
Amari may be synonymous with Italy, but other countries have their own versions of bitter digestive liqueurs. Hungary-based Zwack began commercially producing the mind-bendingly bitter Unicum in 1840, after a Zwack family ancestor developed the liqueur for the Hapsburg court in the late 1700s. In 2006, the company debuted its new liqueur, simply called Zwack, which has a somewhat subdued bitter character accented with ingredients including ginger, anise and orange peel.
What it tastes like: Bright flavors of cherries and oranges and a warm, spicy character conceal a bold, bitter punch. Assertive, yet charming.
How to serve: On its own, or in cocktails such as the Irish whiskey- and Cynar-based Fall From Grace at Park Kitchen.
Ramazzotti Amaro:
Less aggressive than Fernet Branca yet edgier than Averna, Ramazzotti is a good "just right" amaro that's enjoying special attention among Northwest bartenders. Developed in Milan in 1815, Ramazzotti is one of the most widely exported amari, made with botanicals that give the liqueur a bracing bite and a long, cascading finish of flavors.
What it tastes like: Refreshingly bitter and mildly sweet, with prominent flavors of coffee and bitter oranges.
How to serve: On its own or on ice, or in simple cocktails such as the sparkling, orange-flavored Amaro Cobbler served at Teardrop Cocktail Lounge.
Fernet Branca:
If this Milanese liqueur were any less subtle, a crafty prosecutor would be able to file assault charges against its aggressive flavor. Brusquely bitter and unapologetically herbaceous, Fernet Branca has developed an ardent following, and has a core audience among West Coast bartenders, to whom a shot of Fernet and a chaser of ginger beer is sometimes referred to as a "Bartender's Handshake." Frightening at first but also potently alluring, Fernet Branca has a way of bringing bitter novices over to the dark side.
What it tastes like: Bitter and intricately complex. Mint and eucalyptus are prominent among the more than 40 ingredients used to create the liqueur's elaborate flavors.
How to serve: On its own, in a cocktail such as a classic gin-based Hanky Panky, or with rum, bourbon and black currant liqueur in the Sister Ray served at Rum Club.
Chinato d'Erbetti:
The taking of a digestivo may be a European tradition, but recently locals have started getting into the game. Chinato d'Erbetti, from Carlton-based Cana's Feast Winery, is a drink styled after Italy's Barolo Chinato. Based on Washington-grown nebbiolo grapes, fortified with grape spirits from Clear Creek Distillery, and flavored with extracts of herbs and spices including black pepper, coriander, clove and the refreshingly bitter gentian, Chinato d'Erbetti marks a local move into the intriguing world of digestive drinks.
What it tastes like: Deep and rich, with notes of chocolate, pepper and alpine flowers, and a gradual, lingering bitterness.
How to serve: In a small glass following a meal, or in a cocktail such as the bourbon-based Path to Victory, served at The Bent Brick. (Recipe here).
Introduced last year by Eugene-based Andrea Loreto, Calisaya is an Oregon-made amaro in the Tuscan tradition. As with many classic Italian liqueurs of the style, Loreto flavored Calisaya with a mostly secret mix of botanicals that notably includes bitter oranges and cinchona bark — the source of quinine, and which gives tonic water and other amari their signature bitterness — and sweetened the mix with agave nectar. Now in its second year, Calisaya is a bold-flavored addition to the state's offerings.
What it tastes like: Engagingly complex with flavors of cinnamon, toffee and bitter orange, with a prominent, stimulating bitterness.
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BRAITH Anasta will wear the No.7 on his back for the Wests Tigers next season after signing at two-year deal believed to be worth $400,000.
The Rooster ended two days of intense speculation about his future when he informed chairman Nick Politis he was leaving in the middle of a reunion of the 2002 premiership-winning side at a lunch in La Perouse.
While there were incorrect claims Anasta will be a direct replacement for the departing Gareth Ellis, it is understood he will partner five-eighth Benji Marshall in the halves.
Anasta went to ground yesterday, but told The Daily Telegraph via text message last night: "I'm sure Sheensy has a clear vision of how he wants me to play regardless of the number of my back."
The deal has been done in the space of just a fortnight, following a meeting three weeks ago at which Politis, coach Brian Smith and chief executive Steve Noyce told Anasta he would have to prove himself if he wanted a contract extension.
With Sonny Bill Williams poised to join the club next season, it was effectively an indirect way of telling him to move on.
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There was speculation that the deal with the Tigers was worth $300,000 per season but it is closer to $200,000, with Anasta keen to stay in Sydney to enhance his growing media career with Fox Sports.
"Tim is a really good coach, Braith gets the opportunity to play with Benji and they've got pretty good playing staff so he is pretty happy," Anasta's manager Greg Willett was reported as saying yesterday.
"They made us a pretty good offer, we were happy with it so we just wanted to do it straight away."
Sheens hopes Anasta can solve an ongoing conundrum in the Tigers' halves, which has been difficult to solve since Scott Prince left the club in 2007. So far this season, they have used Tim Moltzen and Jacob Miller.
With hooker and captain Robbie Farah and Marshall such dominant playmakers on the field, the Tigers believe Anasta can be a calming and experienced influence.
"Braith is a very experienced campaigner who continues to perform at the highest level," Tigers chief executive Steve Humphreys said. "His leadership, professionalism and knowledge of the game will be invaluable to our club."
At the Roosters, news of Anasta's departure has rocked his teammates ahead of tonight's clash with the Warriors at Allianz Stadium.
He had said on the eve of the season he wanted to be a "Rooster for life", despite the signing of Warriors five-eighth James Maloney from next season onwards.
Despite leaving, sources close to Anasta said he was happy with the decision and felt no bitterness towards the club.
"I look forward to making a big contribution to an already strong and talented playing group under Tim Sheens over the next two years," Anasta said in a statement.
"While I look forward to the challenges ahead, my immediate priority remains focused on this season. There's a great young squad here at the Roosters and I have a massive ambition to make 2012 a memorable year for the club. I am incredibly proud to have captained such a special club."
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Ovarian Cancer National Alliance
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To advance the interests of women with ovarian cancer.
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1 person found this review helpful
The Ovarian Cancer National Alliance changed my understanding of life as a survivor of ovarian cancer. First, as a client, I learned about my disease through their education programs. Then I learned about empowerment, testifying on behalf of other women with the disease. Through their outreach efforts, we engaged the underserved and under-informed. We became the voice of patients to healthcare providers and policy makers, and made substantive change. This is a charity that affects every aspect of ovarian cancer - patients, clinicians, researchers, donors, caregivers, lawmakers and the public. Serving on their board is the most honorable role of my life.
I was diagnosed with Stage 3 C ovearian cancer in May 2010 and didn't know a thing about this disease. After I was discharged from the hospital I went looking for a website that would answer my questions. I came upon the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance and learned so much. My family and myself learned what to expect. Since that time I have gone back to this website to learn different things and have help in their fund raising in the months of September. I will do anything to help OCNA to raise awareness of Ovarian Cancer so the next woman doesn't have to go through what I did. Thank you OCNA, you have helped me more than you know.
7 people found this review helpful
For ovarian cancer survivors OCNA is a godsend - advocating for us in Washington, D.C., gathering us together for an inspiring, informative, and encouraging annual conference, and helping its partner members to educate women and advocate for better awareness of ovarian cancer and its symptoms. OCNA is an excellent example of a nonprofit - great organization, great results, and great people!!
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It has now been 17 years since my diagnosis with advanced ovarian cancer. Fortunately for me, that was also the year that the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance was founded. Through every twist and turn of this journey, the Alliance has been with me. I count on the Alliance for accurate and up-to-date information about the disease. The organization has afforded me a place to use my voice for all women diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Each year as I attend their National Conference, I see the far reaching effects of the Alliance, turning survivors into thrivers. In the past two years I have watched in awe as the Alliance has worked to bring groups together to advance our cause and research. I am proud to be associated with this organization which represents our community so well.
As a survivor I have had a great deal of interaction with OCNA over the last 15 years and can only say that it is by far one of the most outstanding nonprofits I have encountered. A wealth of information about the disease, resources for the patient and family, concern and assistance with the challenges many of us face not only physically and financially but also emotionally. OCNA is passionate about awareness of ovarian cancer for all women, physicians and future health professionals and has an amazing staff and cadre of volunteers to accomplish this mission. The staff's enthusiasm is infectious and motivating. If you don't believe it, try saying no to attending the annual march to Capitol Hill! The staff is small in number but extremely commited to their jobs. If they do not have an answer to your question, they will work hard to get the right information to you. I know how hard the board works to make sure donations are used in a manner that will have the most impact for survivors and all women at risk of developing ovarian cancer. Proud to give my dollars to this major force on the TEAL TEAM.
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As a 12-year survivor of ovarian cancer I have watched as the various national organizations have been established, evolved, and reached out to our patient population. THe Ovarian Cancer National Alliance (OCNA) has been the driving force in trying to unite the national organizations, provide support to state organizations, get involved in legislative action so necessary for increasing funding for research and awareness, and most importantly giving us a voice as we battle this disease. Most recently I attended the OCNA 2009 National Conference and witnessed first hand how dedicated the entire OCNA staff is to our cause. They have developed a strong national agenda and work each and evry day toward achieving its goals. They certainly have provided me with an avenue to express my passion for advocacy and awareness of ovarian cancer and reach thousands of women with vital information.
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their understanding of our need to educate other women about this deadly disease.
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professional, dedicated, and empathetic.
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8 people found this review helpful
If you have been touched by ovarian cancer, you must know OCNA. They are the clearinghouse for all information about the disease and new treatments. They are also the umbrella for local chapters that work on getting the word about about awareness and that raise money for research. But the most amazing program is Survivors Teaching Students. Ovarian cancer survivors go into medical school classrooms and describe their experiences so that the doctors, nurses and other medical professionals of the future will keep this disease in mind.
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the faces of the medical students we talk to.
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participating in the Survivors Teaching Students program.
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have a greater reach.
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9 people found this review helpful
The Ovarian Cancer Naional Alliance has provided us, as a small local Ovarian Gynecologic Cancer Alliance in a small town, a larger National presence and a BIG voice. The legislative branch extends opportunities and include us in their year round monitoring and dogged lobbying on behalf of women's health issues in the government process. The good that they do is unmeasurable. The facilitators have nurtued us when we were just learning and beginning by providing awareness material and expertise. The Board and Officers continue to listen to our ideas, our concerns, our focus as it changes and incorporates the essence of all these good things into their annual business plan. We appreciate their ear as well as their voice. The organizers and planners of the National Conferance feed our need for knowledge and allow us time for kinship and comaraderie. We approach the "Hill" on Lobby day as an inspired Tide of Teal, determined to be heard and make a diference. Every conferance is differnt and each one has a particular character. It remains a good thing and an inspiration for the next year.
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Laws passed which positively impacted women's health issues, money allocated for research, grownth in national awareness, suport for research and educational projects, engaging volunteers to become productive agents of change.
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What I've enjoyed the most about my experience with this nonprofit is...
The focus on interaction and their apreciation of opinions and suggestions.
The kinds of staff and volunteers that I met were...
Very good at what they do, friendly.
If this organization had 10 million bucks, it could...
Serve better food and find a cure and/or a diagnostic tool Ovarian cancer - not particuarly in this order.
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I was younger, that being said - maybe a more relaxed pace, more opportunity for small sessions to include many "new things" to choose from, shorten long plenery sessions! Whew, this year they were tough on the back and circulation. Fountian of youth!
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Legislators, drug companies and Health care providers - no one seems to be listen until they get sick or it's their Mother...
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I am glad to be a part of this process!
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Oprah Book Club® Selection, January 2000: Robert Morgan's Gap Creek opens with one wrenching death and ends with another. In between, this novel of turn-of-the-century Appalachian life works in fire, flood, swindlers, sickness, and starvation--a truly biblical assortment of plagues, all visited on the sturdy shoulders of 17-year-old Julie Harmon. "Human life don't mean a thing in this world," she concludes. And who could blame her? "People could be born and they could suffer, and they could die, and it didn't mean a thing.... The world was exactly like it had been and would always be, going on about its business." For Julie, that business is hard physical labor. Fortunately, she's fully capable of working "like a man"--splitting and hauling wood, butchering hogs, rendering lard, planting crops, and taking care of the stock. Even when Julie meets and marries handsome young Hank Richards, there's no happily-ever-after in store. Nothing comes easy in Julie Harmon's world, and their first year together is no exception.
Throughout the novel, Morgan chronicles Julie's trials in prose of great dignity and clarity, capturing the rhythms of North Carolina speech by using only the subtlest of inflections. Clearly the author has done his research too--the descriptions of physical labor practically leap off the page. (Suffice to say, you'll learn far more about hog slaughtering than you ever dreamed of knowing.) Yet he resists the temptation to make his long-suffering characters into saints. Julie simmers with resentment at being her family's workhorse, and Hank flies into a helpless rage whenever he feels that his authority is questioned. In novels like The Truest Pleasure and The Hinterlands, Morgan proved his ability to create memorable heroines. In Gap Creek, he writes with great feeling--but not a touch of sentimentality--about a life Julie aptly calls "both simple and hard." --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Whatever trials Job suffered were nothing compared to the tribulations that befall Julie Harmon Richards. Following the deaths of her younger brother and father, 17-year-old Julie takes one look at 18-year-old Hank Richards and falls in love. Following their marriage a month later, the two move from their North Carolina homes to Gap Creek, South Carolina, where Hank works at a cotton mill and Julie cooks and cleans for a Mr. Pendergast in exchange for room and board. Pendergast is fatally injured trying to rescue his hidden savings during a devastating fire, and Julie, now pregnant, gives all of Pendergast's money to a man who tells her he is the lawyer for the bank that holds the mortgage on the house. Gap Creek floods and the house is ruined. Julie's baby lives only for a few months. Finally, Pendergast's heirs show up, so Hank and Julie, now pregnant again, leave Gap Creek for an uncertain future. Although Morgan, author of The Truest Pleasure (1995), has written better novels, even readers numbed by the seemingly endless series of disasters will respect Julie's strength of character and wish her well. Nancy Pearl --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.See all Product Description
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In short, the book is OK and I did read it all the way to the end, but I'm not sure it really rated the bestseller status that Oprah's selection is sure to give it. I'll have to read Oprah's website and find out why she selected it.
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Long after reading this book you can't help but think about Julie throughout your day. When I think my life is overwhelming and full of problems I think about her (even though she... Read morePublished on Feb. 15 2007 by Kay
I checked out the audio version and could not get past CD 4. The constant "I said/he said..." drove me crazy. Read morePublished on May 20 2004
Annotation-"Gap Creek" is a story based on love and marriage between two very compassionate human-beings. Read morePublished on May 16 2004 by Gayle
Great storytelling with movement, a great plot, and wonderful characters. You won't be disappointed.
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I read this once before years ago and when I discovered that it is on Oprah's booklist, I decided to read it again. Read morePublished on Jan. 30 2004 by rebelmomof2
For reading a detailed account of life in Gap Creek, I was expecting more of an emotional attachment from the protagonist than what Robert Morgan gave the lead character.Published on Dec 21 2003 by P. Bovell
Gap Creek is a great story, but it's too heavy on tragedy, hardship, and melodrama. It ends on a slight uplift toward hope, but nothing in the previous too-many pages leads readers... Read morePublished on Dec 17 2003 by Peggy Vincent
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The Oakland Raiders lost a close game to the Arizona Cardinals for the second straight year. I sure am glad that 2011's was just a preseason game where players needed to get a look to see who's going and staying.
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West Virginia University basketball coach Bob Huggins, who has won 616 career games and led the Mountaineers to an NCAA tournament Sweet 16 appearance this past season, has agreed to a contract extension until he is 65 years old, WVU announced today.
Terms of the contract will be announced next week.
"This is a very exciting day for WVU and the state of West Virginia," says President Mike Garrison. "Coach Huggins is proud to be an alumni and proud to be a West Virginian. We are very lucky to have him leading our student athletes."
Huggins, 54, led the Mountaineers to 26 victories in 2007-08, winning more games than any other first-year coach in school history. He also became the first Mountaineer coach to take a WVU team to the NCAA Sweet 16 in his first season. Huggins became the 29th Division I coach to reach 600 victories when his WVU squad defeated Canisius on Dec. 22, 2007.
After being predicted to finish 10th in the BIG EAST preseason coaches' poll, Huggins led the Mountaineers to a fifth-place regular season finish and a semifinal appearance in the BIG EAST championship. Huggins was recently named 2007-08 College Coach of the Year by the West Virginia Sports Writers Association.
"This is a good marriage," says athletic director Ed Pastilong. "He's returned home to his state and his alma mater. He took us to the Sweet 16 in his first year and he's having a great recruiting year. Bobby is committed to winning a national championship here at his alma mater."
Huggins, who was introduced as West Virginia University's 21st men's basketball coach on April 6, 2007, has compiled a 616-222 (.736) record in his 26 seasons as a head coach, which includes stints at Walsh College (1980-83), Akron (1984-1989), Cincinnati (1989-2005), Kansas State (2006-07) and West Virginia (2007-). He ranks fifth in total victories and eighth in winning percentage among active Division I head coaches. Huggins' teams have participated in postseason play in 23 of his 26 seasons, including 16 NCAA tournament appearances. His squads have won 20 or more games in all but four of his 26 campaigns, including 30 or more twice, and he has averaged 23.6 victories a season.
"I've been confident in Ed Pastilong and Mike Garrison since the day I got here," says Huggins. "They have been great to work for and I thank them for allowing me to continue to work for them."
A two-time Academic All-American, Huggins graduated from West Virginia magna cum laude in 1977 and received his master's in health administration from WVU in 1978. Huggins was a three-year letterman for the Mountaineers from 1975-77.
Huggins was born in Morgantown on Sept. 21, 1953. He and his wife June have two daughters, Jenna Leigh and Jacqueline.