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U.S. Women Block Italy in FIVB World Grand Prix
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Aug. 13, 2010) – Heather Bown (Yorba Linda, Calif.) and Destinee Hooker (San Antonio, Texas) each turned in a team-high of 19 points with nine blocks apiece in leading the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team to a 26-28, 26-24, 25-23, 25-15 victory over Italy on Friday afternoon during Pool D action of the 18th FIVB World Grand Prix in Bangkok, Thailand.
Team USA, now 2-2 in this year's World Grand Prix, continues Pool D action against host Thailand on Aug. 14 at 3:30 a.m. Pacific Time and Puerto Rico on Aug. 15 at 1 a.m. Pacific Time. Italy, ranked seventh in the world by the FIVB, is now 2-2 in the 2010 FIVB World Grand Prix. The fourth-ranked Americans will conclude preliminary round in Hong Kong with matches against Germany on Aug. 20, Thailand on Aug. 21 and China on Aug. 22.
The U.S. rallied from a 16-12 deficit in the opening set and had one set point opportunity before Italy won 28-26 on its third set-point chance. In contrast to the first set, Team USA lead 16-12, but weathered a late Italian rush that took it into the lead at 23-22 only to have the Americans win 26-24. In the second set, the U.S. put up nine blocks as part of the victory. The Americans pushed out to a 5-1 lead in the third set, but Italy came back to tie the set at 22-all before the U.S. closed with three of the final four points for a 25-23 victory. Team USA overcame an early 4-1 deficit in the fourth set and used a 6-0 scoring run to break away from a slim 10-9 advantage en route to a 25-15 victory.
"I'm happy to win the match," U.S. Women's National Team Head Coach Hugh McCutcheon (Christchurch, New Zealand) said. "We could control the game. Logan Tom is very helpful for the win. I wish our team could make it to the Final six teams. Now, we have to focus on the next match against hosts Thailand."
The U.S. had all five of its starting hitters score at least 11 points and four with at least 16 points. Bown tallied nine kills on 21 attacks and an ace in addition to her nine blocks for 19 points. Hooker, who has led the U.S. in scoring in each of the first four matches of the FIVB World Grand Prix, had 10 kills on 33 swings to go with her nine blocks for 19 points. Logan Tom (Salt Lake City, Utah), who has not played with the U.S. Women's National Team since leading the Americans to the silver medal at the 2008 Olympic Games, added 17 kills on 46 swings and an ace for 18 points. Jordan Larson (Hooper, Neb.) chipped in 11 kills on 37 attacks and five blocks for 16 points. Foluke Akinradewo (Plantation, Fla.) added five kills on 16 swings, five blocks and an ace for 11 points. Alisha Glass (Leland, Mich.) rounded out the scoring with a kill from her setter position.
Glass handled 80 running sets on 119 total attempts to put the U.S. offense into motion. Stacy Sykora (Burleson, Texas) turned in a team-high 17 digs, while Larson and Hooker added six digs. Tom had 16 excellent receptions on 24 attempts for a 62.5 excellent percent with just one error. Larson and Sykora each had 18 excellent receptions on 30 and 33 attempts, respectively.
"It's a tough match and we have to play hard against them," U.S. captain Jennifer Tamas (Milpitas, Calif.) said. "We did a good job in defense and blocking."
McCutcheon started Tom and Larson at outside hitter, Akinradewo and Bown at middle blocker, Hooker at opposite and Glass at setter. Sykora was the designated libero for the match. Barboza was a serving sub in all four sets.
Team USA dominated the net as it possessed a 28-7 block advantage. Both teams were credited with three aces and Italy held a slim 57-53 advantage in kills. Italy also benefited from 23 U.S. errors while holding its own miscues to 18. The U.S. had a .242 hitting efficiency with a 32.9 kill percent, while Italy had a .208 hitting efficiency and 32.9 kill percent. Italy held a 51-44 advantage in digs. Both teams were evenly matched on service reception as the U.S. had a 55.7 excellent reception percent to Italy's 55.6 excellent reception percent.
Serena Ortolani paced Italy with 23 points, while Antonella Del Core added 13 points. Francesca Piccinini and Simona Gioli contributed 11 points in the loss.
"Congratulations to the USA," Italy captain Eleonora Lo Bianco said. "They played very well. Their blocking and defense are excellent. We played badly on services. I think we have many things to improve on for our next matches."
"It's a good match," Italy Head Coach Massimo Barbolini said. "I totally agreed with what my captain had said. The USA excelled on blocking and defense. We tried to play well little by little. I think we have to play with more rhythms. However, this is the very first match against strong teams in the second week. I admit that I'm worrying about our chance to make top six for the Finals in Ningbo, China. We have to win the remaining two matches."
Later today, Thailand (0-3) hosts Puerto Rico (1-2) in Bangkok in Pool D play. In Pool E, Brazil (3-1) topped Dominican Republic (1-3) 25-14, 25-18, 25-14 and China (3-0) will challenge Netherlands (2-1) at Macau, China. Earlier today, Poland (4-0) defeated Chinese Taipei (0-4) 25-16, 25-19, 25-15 and Japan (3-1) downed Germany (1-3) 26-28, 25-17, 25-20, 25-11 in Pool F at Okayama, Japan.
Volleyball fans across the world will be able to watch three FIVB World Grand prix matches a week as FIVB TV announced on Aug. 5 that it will stream matches on the Internet. One match per day from the three preliminary rounds as well as all matches form the Final Round will be streamed live on http://www.laola1.tv/en/int/fivb/video/203---.html. The USA-Italy match was shown live, while the USA-China contest on Aug. 22 rounds out the preliminary round coverage.
In addition, fans can watch all remaining USA matches on Universal Sports (www.universalsports.com), on a tape delayed same-day coverage. Selected matches will also be shown on Universal's television channel. All matches will be on-demand after they take place. To find out if Universal is in your home area and its daily schedule, click here.
For more information on the FIVB World Grand Prix, click here. For more information on the U.S. Women's National Team, visit its home page by clicking here.
The U.S. scored four unanswered points on Tom's serve to take a 5-2 advantage after a Hooker kill, two straight Italian errors and a Hooker block. Italy cut the gap to one point at 6-5 on an ace. Italy took the lead back at 12-10 on four consecutive points forcing USA to call a timeout after an ace. Italy stretched its lead to 14-11 on two straight points and went into the second technical timeout leading by four at 16-12. The U.S. cut the gap in half on back-to-back kills from Tom and Bown at 16-14. Team USA whittled the gap down to a single point at 20-19 following kills from Akinradewo and Hooker leading to an Italian timeout. The Americans tied the set at 20-all on an Italian error out of the break. The U.S. saved a set point and gained the lead back at 25-24 following kills from Tom and Akinradewo. Italy saved a set point and returned to the lead at 26-25. Italy won the set 28-26 on its third set point opportunity. Hooker paced the U.S. with six points, while Akinradewo and Tom each had four points. The Americans had five blocks in the period to Italy's four.
Italy scored the first three points of the second set that included two attacks hit long. Hooker and Bown picked up consecutive blocks to cut the lead to 3-2. The U.S. tied the set at 6-all on a Tom kill and Italian error. Italy regained its two-point cushion at 9-7 with points on each side of the first technical timeout. Team USA answered with a Hooker block and Italian error to knot the score at 9-all. Akinradewo then served an ace that caught the line and Larson followed with an ace to give the U.S. an 11-9 advantage forcing an Italian timeout. Out of the break, Bown and Larson formed a blocking wall to increase the margin to 12-9. Bown added another block to push the gap to four points at 13-9. Italy sliced the gap to 14-12, but the U.S. answered with an Italian error and Bown overpass kill to go into the second technical timeout leading 16-12. Italy came out of the break with three straight points to cut the margin to three points at 16-15 prompting a U.S. timeout. Italy tied the set on a block at 18-all. The U.S. regained a two-point edge at 20-18 on a Hooker kill and Akinradewo block. Team USA grabbed a three-point margin at 22-19 as Tom and Larson hammered consecutive kills leading to an Italian timeout. Italy tied the set at 22-all with a block and ace forcing a USA timeout. Italy went into the lead at 23-22 on a USA error. However, U.S. responded with a Bown kill and combined block from Bown and Larson to reach set point at 24-23. Team USA won the set on its second set-point chance after a Tom kill and Bown block at 26-24. Bown scored seven points in the second set with four blocks. The Americans had nine blocks in the period.
The U.S. scored the first four points of the third set with kills from Akinradewo, Bown, Tom and Larson leading to an early Italian timeout. Team USA extended its lead to 6-1 with a Bown kill and Italian error. Italy responded with three unanswered points to close to 6-4. Akinradewo put up a block and Hooker followed with a kill to push the U.S. lead to 11-7. Italy closed to one at 12-11 on a 4-1 scoring run. Team USA reached the second technical timeout leading 16-14 after a Tom kill. The Americans established a three-point cushion at 18-15 with kills from Tom and Larson. Italy moved to within one at 19-18 leading to a U.S. timeout. Italy tied the set at 22-all prompting a U.S. timeout. The U.S. responded with a Tom kill and Akinradewo overpass for a kill to yield set points at 24-22. Tom finished out the set at 25-23 with a kill. Bown, Larson and Tom all had five points in the third set as the U.S. continued a balanced offense. The Americans picked up six additional blocks in the set.
Italy gained the first three points of the fourth set for the early lead. Larson cut into the lead with a kill and service winner at 5-4. Bown tied the set at 5-all with a block and followed with an overpass kill for the U.S. 6-5 lead. Tom scored the Americans' fifth straight point with a kill at 7-5. Out of the first technical timeout, Bown served an ace to extend the U.S. lead to 9-6. Italy answered with two straight points on U.S. errors to close to 9-8. Hooker turned in a kill and block on consecutive plays, then Tom pounded a back-row kill to increase the U.S. margin to four points at 13-9. Out of an Italian timeout, Akinradewo added to the lead with an overpass kill and Hooker followed with a block and Tom ace to give the U.S. a 16-9 advantage at the second technical timeout. Larson picked up consecutive points with a kill and winning joust at the net to create an eight-point U.S. margin at 18-10. Tom nailed a kill and Italy sent an attack wide to give the U.S. a 23-14 lead. Hooker put up a block to give the U.S. match points at 24-14 and she ended the match with a exclamation point kill at 25-15. Tom and Hooker each provided the U.S. six points in the fourth set as the Americans added eight blocks in the set.
U.S. Women's National Team Roster for FIVB World Grand Prix Pool D (Thailand)
# - Name (Pos, Ht, Hometown, College)
1 - Ogonna Nnamani (OPP, 6-1, Bloomington, Ill., Stanford)
2 - Alisha Glass (S, 6-0, Leland, Mich., Penn State)
5 - Stacy Sykora (L, 5-10, Burleson, Texas, Texas A&M)
6 - Nicole Davis (L, 5-4, Stockton, Calif., Southern California)
7 - Heather Bown (MB, 6-3, Yorba Linda, Calif., Hawaii)
8 - Cynthia Barboza (OH, 6-0, Long Beach, Calif., Stanford)
9 - Jennifer Tamas (MB, 6-4, Milpitas, Calif., Pacific)
11 - Jordan Larson (OH, 6-2, Hooper, Neb., Nebraska)
14 - Nicole Fawcett (OPP, 6-4, Zanesfield, Ohio, Penn State)
15 - Logan Tom (OH, 6-1, Salt Lake City, Utah, Stanford)
16 - Foluke Akinradewo (MB, 6-3, Plantation, Fla., Stanford)
17 - Nellie Spicer (S, 5-9, Barrington, Ill., UCLA)
18 - Megan Hodge (OH, 6-3, Durham, N.C., Penn State)
19 - Destinee Hooker (OPP, 6-4, San Antonio, Texas, Texas)
Head Coach: Hugh McCutcheon (Christchurch, New Zealand)
Assistant Coach: Karch Kiraly (San Clemente, Calif.)
Assistant Coach: Jim Stone (Columbus, Ohio)
Technical Coordinator: Jamie Morrison (Dana Point, Calif.)
Athletic Trainer/Medical Support: Jill Wosmek (Silver Lake, Minn.)
Team Leader for Poland/Thailand: Reed Sunahara (Cincinnati, Ohio)
Team Leader for Hong Kong/Japan: Laurel Iversen (Kalaheo, Hawaii)
FIVB World Grand Prix Standings - (through Aug. 13/updated at end of day)
China (12 Points) 4-0
Poland (12 Points) 4-0
Brazil (9 Points) 3-1
Japan (9 Points) 3-1
USA (6 Points) 2-2
Italy (6 Points) 2-2
Netherlands (6 Points) 2-2
Germany (4 Points) 1-3
Thailand (3 Points) 1-3
Puerto Rico (3 Points) 1-3
Dominican Republic (2 Points) 1-3
Chinese Taipei (0 Points) 0-4
NOTE: Matches won 3-0 or 3-1 earn the winners 3 points; Matches won 3-2 earn the winner 2 points and the loser 1 point
2010 FIVB World Grand Prix Schedule
Pool A (Sao Carlos, Brazil * Ginasio Nilton Olaio Filho)
Aug. 6: Brazil def. Chinese Taipei 25-15, 25-19, 25-12
Aug. 6: Japan def. Italy 30-28, 27-29, 25-20, 25-13
Aug. 7: Brazil def. Japan 25-20, 25-19, 25-20
Aug. 7: Italy def. Chinese Taipei 25-15, 25-20, 25-19
Aug. 8: Italy def. Brazil 25-22, 25-21, 18-25, 25-19
Aug. 8: Japan def. Chinese Taipei 25-16, 25-16, 25-16
Pool B (Gdynia, Poland * Gdynia Competition Hall)
Aug. 6: USA def. Dominican Republic 26-24, 22-25, 25-14, 25-19
Aug. 6: Poland def. Germany 25-18, 16-25, 25-22, 26-24
Aug. 7: Poland def. Dominican Republic 25-23, 25-16, 25-14
Aug. 7: Germany def. USA 25-23, 25-22, 16-25, 25-23
Aug. 8: Poland def. USA 16-25, 26-24, 25-19, 25-23
Aug. 8: Dominican Republic def. Germany 25-19, 22-25, 31-29, 16-15, 19-17
Pool C (Chengdu, China * Sichuan Provincial Sports Bureau)
Aug. 6: Netherlands def. Thailand 25-22, 25-22, 25-23
Aug. 6: China def. Puerto Rico 25-20, 25-18, 25-22
Aug. 7: Netherlands def. Puerto Rico 25-9, 25-12, 25-21
Aug. 7: China def. Thailand 25-16, 25-16, 25-22
Aug. 8: China def. Netherlands 19-25, 25-20, 25-15, 25-21
Aug. 8: Puerto Rico def. Thailand 25-22, 25-23, 25-21
Pool D (Bangkok, Thailand * Keelawes 2)
Aug. 13: USA def. Italy 26-28, 26-24, 25-23, 25-15
Aug. 13: Thailand vs. Puerto Rico, 5:30 p.m.
Aug. 14: Puerto Rico vs. Italy, 2 p.m.
Aug. 14: USA vs. Thailand, 5:30 p.m.
Aug. 15: USA vs. Puerto Rico, 3 p.m.
Aug. 15: Italy vs. Thailand, 5:30 p.m.
Pool E (Macau, China * Forum de Macau)
Aug. 13: Brazil def. Dominican Republic 25-14, 25-18, 25-14
Aug. 13: China vs. Netherlands, 9 p.m.
Aug. 14: Brazil vs. Netherlands, 2 p.m.
Aug. 14: China vs. Dominican Republic, 4:30 p.m.
Aug. 15: Netherlands vs. Dominican Republic, 1 p.m.
Aug. 15: China vs. Brazil, 3:30 p.m.
Pool F (Okayama, Japan * Okayama Momotaro Arena)
Aug. 13: Poland def. Chinese Taipei 25-16, 25-19, 25-15
Aug. 13: Japan def. Germany 26-28, 25-17, 25-20, 25-11
Aug. 14: Germany vs. Chinese Taipei, 2 p.m.
Aug. 14: Japan vs. Poland, 5 p.m.
Aug. 15: Germany vs. Poland, 2 p.m.
Aug. 15: Japan vs. Chinese Taipei, 5 p.m.
Pool G (Hong Kong, China * Hong Kong Coliseum)
Aug. 20: USA vs. Germany, 3 p.m.
Aug. 20: China vs. Thailand, 8 p.m.
Aug. 21: USA vs. Thailand, 1:15 p.m.
Aug. 21: China vs. Germany, 3:45 p.m.
Aug. 22: Germany vs. Thailand, 1:15 p.m.
Aug. 22: USA vs. China, 3:45 p.m.
Pool H (Taipei, Chinese Taipei * Taiwan University Gym)
Aug. 20: Brazil vs. Puerto Rico, 3:30 p.m.
Aug. 20: Poland vs. Chinese Taipei, 7 p.m.
Aug. 21: Puerto Rico vs. Poland, 2:30 p.m.
Aug. 21: Chinese Taipei vs. Brazil, 4:30 p.m.
Aug. 22: Brazil vs. Poland, 2:30 p.m.
Aug. 22: Chinese Taipei vs. Puerto Rico, 4:30 p.m.
Pool I (Tokyo, Japan * Yoyogi National Stadium)
Aug. 20: Italy vs. Netherlands, 3:30 p.m.
Aug. 20: Japan vs. Dominican Republic, 6:30 p.m.
Aug. 21: Dominican Republic vs. Netherlands, 2 p.m.
Aug. 21: Japan vs. Italy, 7 p.m.
Aug. 22: Dominican Republic vs. Italy, 2 p.m.
Aug. 22: Japan vs. Netherlands, 5 p.m.
Final Round (Ningbo, China * Ningbo Beilun Gymnasium)
Aug. 25-29: Teams TBA


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In short: Very supportive marshalls in trying conditionsIn full: This is a great race , very well organised and given the weather the marshalls were fantastic. The only issue I had was that we could not get into the shower block which was not much fun post race in rain . Apart from that great. Will be back .Date of review: November 2, 2009
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The walking tour covers 1.25 miles of the expansive 150-acre sanctuary in Fort Pierce, Florida. Members will observe over 250 chimpanzees as they roam the islands of grass, palm trees, hills, and climbing structures that allow the chimps to run and play, visit with friends or find a quiet corner to relax, bask in the sun or curl up in the shade.
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My question: would increasing the yeast by a percent or two help with the layering?
I see there are some people selling a pinch type roller for sheeting here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/16-Inches-Dough-Sheeter-Pasta-Roller-Pizza-maker-16-/161180511389?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item25871b6c9d
$550 dollars for that lil piece of nothing is criminal.....Gene could clone that for 50 bucks!
Still cheaper than $1000-$3000 USD for a commercial sheeter. After you roll a few by hand, it doesn't seem so expensive. Who is Gene? If he could make such a device I am sure there would be a few folks on here interested in buying one really cheap.
Well there's definitely a niche there if it can be made cheap enough. I wonder out of the $550 just how much of that is the material cost?
I am surprised imperia or someone else hasn't made something like this for residential use already.
I'd actually prefer to have another pizza geek make me a crude manual sheeter and sell it to me for a little more than it cost to make it (or something like that).
Also SquirrelFlight,Your dough formula is unbelievably stiff for a laminated crust and would probably make you happier if it had some fat in it. I wouldn't even think about trying to laminate that dough (but I would be willing to try it for a single-layer crust). I'd suggest increasing the hydration to at least 43% and also adding 2%-5% fat. My current Tommy's dough is 43% hydration plus 5% shortening, and it's as stiff of a dough as I would even consider laminating by hand. And with each one I make, I think maybe it's still a little more crispy/crunchy than it needs to be.
THAT SMELL still eludes me. I'll probably die not knowing what it is. I must say though, I took the trash out then came back in the house and the aroma was intensely wonderful. I wonder is it's just the accumulation of this aroma and grease in a pizza joint that makes it smell that way. Throw in a few spilled beers on the carpet for that "dank" bar smell and there you have it.
Pizza came out super crispy tonight. A little too much heat on the rim, but good nonetheless. Also made an all cheese for the kiddos. This was actually scrap dough.


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Bertrand de Soultrait emigrated from his native France to West Palm Beach to attend college and ended up launching a colorfully chic fashion line with his brother Arthur. Founded in 2005, Vicomte A. was inspired by the equestrian lifestyle upbringing the Soultrait brothers experienced in the French countryside. Today, their $20 million business operates more than 30 stores across 10 countries, including its first United States lifestyle location on Worth Avenue.
His Obsessions
Favorite travel spot One of my favorite locations in the world is Lamu Island in Kenya (below). It's a truly unique, exotic location boasting over 1,000-year-old Swahili traditions, merging East African, Omani, Yemeni, Indian, Portuguese and Victorian influences.
Favorite designer I have a great deal of respect for Hackett London. This renowned menswear designer has its own point of view based on authentic British style but with a distinctive take to keep things fresh.
Muse I get a great deal of inspiration from self-made business people. It is fascinating to see such success for so many men and women who do not even have a degree.
Must-wear from Vicomte A. I am truly fond of the men's bathing suits (left). These pieces are fun and comfortable yet still emanate sophistication.
Personal passion Anything revolving around horses and the equestrian lifestyle. My brother Arthur and I were raised to embrace an aristocratic, equestrian lifestyle during our upbringing in the French countryside. Vicomte A. actually originated from our passion to create "differently elegant" riding attire. I spend much of my free time playing polo in Wellington. I also enjoy fox hunting in Burgundy, France.
Can't stop watching The Apprentice. I enjoy the friendly competition and the ideas that come out of that.
Most recent coveted purchase My brothers and I bought a horse for my mum for Christmas.
Favorite artist Moby. I love his unique electronic/techno/alternative rock style.
Drink of choice Kir
Favorite dish The foie gras and steak frites (right) at Pistache French Bistro in West Palm Beach are truly amazing.
His idea of a fun Saturday night Going to an exciting nighttime show jumping event in Wellington and later enjoying the evening with friends at Cucina Dell' Arte Italian restaurant on Palm Beach.
How to spend a lazy Sunday afternoon To be honest, lazy isn't really part of my vocabulary. However, I do enjoy relaxing with my family in Burgundy, France.
Currently reading Rich Dad Poor Dad (left) by Robert Kiyosaki
Must-have gadget Galaxy Note 2
Never leaves home without A lovely goodbye kiss from my amazing girlfriend.
His Palm Beach obsession Of course, my No. 1 obsession on the island is our lifestyle store on Worth Avenue and chatting with clients. I also enjoy going to charity events; we are expanding Vicomte A.'s charitable initiatives to help make a difference in the community. Giving back is a top priority for our company.


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PAL Recap Neutral Corner Nov
Nearly 50 national champions were crowned at the 2012 National PAL Championships, October 8-13 at the Seagate Centre in Toledo, Ohio. Olympic gold medalist Claressa Shields (Flint, Mich.) made a triumphant return to the ring, winning her second straight National PAL title in her first action since London. She led a youth revolution at the event, with two fellow 17-year-olds taking the Outstanding Boxer awards in the open division at the major national tournament. Male light welterweight Erickson Lubin (Orlando, Fla.) took his first senior national title in his open division debut just two weeks after his 17th birthday while fellow teenager Rashida Ellis (Lynn, Mass.) claimed the women's lightweight title. Ellis' brother, Rashidi Ellis (Lynn, Mass.), made it a family affair, taking the welterweight championship in Toledo.
Congratulations to all the 2012 National PAL Champions:
11-12-year-old division
85 lbs: Desean Minor, Cincinnati, Ohio
95 lbs: Otha Jones, Toledo, Ohio
110 lbs: Lorenzo Simpson, Baltimore, Md.
114 lbs: Dillon Burrell, Cleveland, Ohio
13-14-year-old division
85 lbs: Keshawn Davis, Philadelphia, Pa.
90 lbs: Nicholas Sullivan, Portsmouth, Va.
95 lbs: Jody Gauthier II, Opelousas, La.
101 lbs: Leon Lawson, Flint, Mich.
106 lbs: Reshati Mati, Staten Island, N.Y.
110 lbs: Troy Isley, Alexandria, Va.
114 lbs: Brandon Lee, Coachella, Calif.
119 lbs: Michael Dutchover, Midland, Texas
125 lbs: Michael Nelson, Mansfield, Ohio
132 lbs: Mykquan Williams, E. Hartford, Conn.
145 lbs: Janelson Figueroa, Detroit, Mich.
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101 lbs/male: Geovanny Martinez, Chicago, Ill.
106 lbs/male: Bruce Cardington, Brooklyn, N.Y.
106 lbs/female: Monica Van Pelt, Toledo, Ohio
110 lbs/male: Tyrone Arzeno, Allentown, Pa.
114 lbs/male: Carlos Balderas, Santas Monica, Calif.
119 lbs/female: Jasmine Hampton, Ann Arbor, Mich.
119 lbs/male: Efren Lopez, Fresno, Calif.
125 lbs/male: Christian Bermudez, Brooklyn, N.Y.
132 lbs/male: Nasir Jones, Philadelphia, Pa.
138 lbs/male: Marc Dawson, Philadelphia, Pa.
145 lbs/male: Edgar Berlanga, New York, N.Y.
154 lbs/female: Samantha Kinchen, Lexington, Ky.
154 lbs/male: Malik Hawkins, Baltimore, Md.
165 lbs/male: Jason Bell, District Heights, Md.
178 lbs/male: Michael Barretto, Minneapolis, Minn.
201 lbs/male: Calvin Countesss, Abingdon, Md.
Open Division
108 lbs/male: Leroy Davila, North Brunswick, N.J.
114 lbs/male: Shawn Simpson, Chicago, Ill.
119 lbs/female: Christina Cruz, New York, N.Y.
123 lbs/male: Gary Salazar, Fresno, Calif.
125 lbs/female: Tiara Brown, Lehigh Acres, Fla.
132 lbs/female: Rashida Ellis, Lynn, Mass.
132 lbs/male: Kenneth Sims, Jr., Chicago, Ill.
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141 lbs/male: Erickson Lubin, Orlando, Fla.
152 lbs/male: Rashidi Ellis, Lynn, Mass.
165 lbs/female: Claressa Shields, Flint, Mich.
165 lbs/male: Daniel Valdivia, Tulare, Calif.
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Quick question - How do you view technology? What I mean by this is, how do you view your spending on it? Is it a cost center or an opportunity? I've asked this question a number of times to a number of different groups and the response is sometimes almost humorous. "Of course I view it as an opportunity. I just wish it didn't cost so much." What? Which is it? Are you an investor or a cost cutter? I really think it comes down to a character trait. It can be learned, but often times it's just who you are.
Ok. So I know we're pretty much past the point where people are fighting the need to use computers (although, can you say "dial up"?). But there are still many businesses who look at technology as a necessary evil - "I guess we have to use computers. But, darned if I'm going to upgrade my fine Windows 98 machines!" Something to think about - what is the time of your staff worth? If you could improve productivity by 5 minutes per employee per hour, would you? Consider this: at $20/hour for a 20 person office, this would be worth nearly $70,000 per year! Or, if your server was down for 2 days, under this same scenario it would cost $6,400 in lost productivity - not including the fees to restore it which could double this!
The true innovators are the business owners who look at technology as a way of leveraging and scaling what they have to offer. These are the ones who are going to propel their businesses to another level. They're not the ones who are on the sidelines being passed by. They're the ones cutting their own path and defining what their competitors need to do just to follow and keep up with them.
This can be done in a number of ways, but the basic foundation of this comes back to the "mindset". How do these innovators get this mindset? How do they come to look at technology as a friend and not a foe? Besides having a successful track record backing up their intuition of spending money to make money, often times it takes a certain ability to move forward on a hunch. "I know if I spend to get a new server, our productivity will improve ten-fold." or "I know we need to automate our HR Performance System to improve our retention." They're thinking ROI, but often times it may not be easily quantifiable.
From my experience, another component to this mindset falls under "satisfaction". That is, true innovators aren't satisfied with what they've completed. They're always looking for more ways to improve things. When a project is completed, they're thinking, "ok, now what else can we improve?" This definitely isn't looking at technology as a cost center.
So, now, can you honestly answer the question - which are you? A cost cutter or an innovator? But more importantly - which do you want to be? It's up to you...


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New Woman In Charge
Patty Ballman, appointed administrator of Westfield Memorial Hospital as of Jan. 1, was welcomed by WMH Foundation board members at their February meeting.
A 33-year veteran from Saint Vincent Health System, parent hospital of WMH, Ballman – Patty, as she prefers to be called – has experience in all aspects of operating a hospital. As 16-year director of operations for SVHS's Medical Group, she was responsible for the development and implementation of physician practice management strategies and evidence-based delivery care models to increase efficiency, promote positive clinical outcomes and accelerate financial performance.
A graduate of the Saint Vincent School of Nursing, she also holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Health Care Management. "I stepped into Saint Vincent right out of nursing school," she said, adding that she then spent four years in nursing before stepping into management
Patty's philosophy illustrates her forward thinking about her new position with WMH. "Our responsibility here doesn't stop when the patient leaves," she said, indicating her determination to be sure the hospital survives. "We want to bring down costs, too."
Her enthusiasm about her position includes all who are connected to WMH and the foundation. "We need to work to coordinate care with good transitions. If we lose track of why we're here, we're not going to achieve any of these goals."
Born and raised in Erie, Patty also has a home life. Married to Michael in 1980, they have two children, Jennifer, 23, who has finished her six years to become a pharmacist; and Patrick, 20, a University of Pittsburgh biochemistry major.
Of her first visit to the foundation, which carries a nonvoting seat on the board of directors for the hospital executive, she noted "a deep, deep commitment from the communities to support the hospital. The foundation board should be applauded for their work and efforts and thinking years ahead to provide the best care."
Vickie Forsythe will occupy the chair just outside Patty's office serving as administrative assistant, who, after nearly two months at WMH, describes her position as "Patty's support in getting things done."
Vickie, who has a business administration/management degree, has more than 15 years experience in this field and has served as administrative assistant to the SVHS finance VP for 11 years. Before that she was administrative secretary for Mercyhurst University (formerly Mercyhurst North East) nursing program.
She and husband Roger have two sons, Kirk, who is a Pennsylvania state policeman; and Allen, who currently is in the U.S. Air Force stationed in Italy.
Of her new position in Westfield, Vickie said, "I like it here. Westfield Memorial Hospital associates love what they're doing. Really, team work always works best."
And, should anyone like to contact Patty, Vickie said, "If you call and Patty isn't here, I answer both our phones."
As for Patty, it is evident that she likes her new position. "I'm very excited and very, very pleased at the dedication and commitment of the community. Westfield's hospital is a crucial part of the community we serve and continue to provide innovative health care to our service area."


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This was brought up in a mail-list:
What if Julian Lennon, James McCartney, Dhani Harrison and Zak Starkey got together to form a band ?
To us fans that would be a real neat thing but unlikely. Kids of celebrities try their whole lives to get their own identity. Julian and Zak have come out publicly for very many years but both James and Dhani have kept their private lives just that, private. No public life so to speak so it would be a great big step for them both. I would be 1st in line for that CD, concert for sure.
As for a name for this dream band, how about SUNBEAT, SONBEAT or REPEAT, REBEAT


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Followup on Experiment: MySQL tmpdir on tmpfs, about tmpdir=/dev/shm in my.cnf (it's not a dynamic variable that can be set at runtime). It's working well, also confirmed by comments from others that they've been using it for a while.
This particular setting is Linux specific. On Solaris, the default /tmp is already on a tmpfs so that's fine too. Brian reminded me that this tweak is also useful if you're stuck with a 32-bit OS as you can then utilise some more memory in a practical way.
Extra useful hint from Harrison: if you are using replication, you will also want slave_load_tmpdir=/tmp on your slave (real disk which survives a restart). The issue is that with statement based binary logging, there are many events which create a file for a replicated LOAD DATA INFILE. If you stop your server after some of these events have occurred, but not all, it will break after you restart.
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My go-to guy for Irish-Americans in early baseball is Dr. Jerry Casway. He is a history professor at Howard Community College in Maryland. He wrote a biography of Ed Delahanty: "Ed Delahanty in the Emerald Age of Baseball". I don't feel comfortable putting his email address in a public forum, but I have given you ample information to track him down, if you are interested. If you do, tell him I am still waiting to hear when he wants to do lunch.
Richard Hershberger
I have that book. It's a very workmanlike work. Thorough, detailed, clearly-written, thoughtful. I hope he does more.
David Fleitz's other book is Shoeless: The Life and Times of Joe Jackson. Has anyone here read it? I haven't. Perhaps I will.
Found in a fortune cookie On Thursday, August 18th, 2005: "Hard words break no bones, Kind words butter no parsnips."
1955 1959 1963 1965 1981 1988 2017?
I'm also pretty interested in Bond based on how well he does with the Hall of Stats. Many 19th century pitchers have bloated Hall Ratings, though. I wrote about it here:
Here's what I specifically wrote about Bond: http://www.hallofstats.com/articles/...-pitchers-wwar
While Rusie is the first player on the list who is not a slam dunk, Tommy Bond is the first who is not in the Hall of Fame. Bond won 234 games with a .589 percentage. In fact, he is one of only two pitchers with three consecutive 40-win seasons (Al Spalding had four). Bond is also one of only two pitchers with five 10-WAR seasons (Walter Johnson had six).
So, what's wrong with Bond? He was worth 60.8 WAR as a pitcher, but he was essentially through by age 23. After the mound was moved back to 50 feet (from 45) in 1881, Bond pitched in only 33 games, winning 13 with an ERA+ of 84. He was gone long before the mound would move back to 60 feet, 6 inches.
Bond had five amazing seasons when baseball was in its infancy. Are five incredible seasons—and nothing else—enough to get you in?
The Hall of Stats: An alternate Hall of Fame populated by a mathematical formula.
Tommie Bond had a mastery of breaking balls or in-curves and out-shoots, mixed with perhaps the most feared fast ball of the 1870's. He played 8 seasons in the majors. He also played two seasons in the National Association that some people think was a major league, which if accepted makes him a ten-year major league player. He also played for Memphis in the Southern League and Brockton of the New England League. He also Umpired in 1875, 1883, 1884, and 1885.
Grerat stuff by Hershburger. Does he still post here. I love baseball historical prose.


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Click on the links to the left to see details of the various services provided through this office or to see online help about the telephone and voice mail systems.
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Toll-free dialing pattern: 9-1-8xx-xxx-xxxx
In November the campus switched to a new long distance carrier. This required we change from our old pattern of 8-8xx for toll-free to the pattern above. If you still receive a fast busy signal when dialing in the new manner, please call Richard Schneider, the campus Telecom Engineer, at x6417 to report the issue.
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Western Digital shipped more hard disk drives (HDDs) than its arch-rival Seagate Technologies in the fourth quarter of last year as well as in the whole 2010, financial results of both companies revealed this week. Still, Seagate continues to earn more thanks to its highly-competitive portfolio of enterprise-class and mobile hard drives.
WD shipped 52.2 million hard disk drives in the quarter that enter on December 31, 2010. Seagate supplied 48.9 million HDDs in the same timeframe. Average selling price (ASP) of a WD hard drive was approximately $47 per unit, down $5 year-over-year and up $1 sequentially. Seagate did not reveal its ASPs, but traditionally there are a little higher compared to Western Digital as the Scotts Valley, California-based company has a lot of lucrative products in its portfolio.
The two companies predicted that the total available market of hard drives will be in the range between 155 and 165 million in Q1 2011.
Throughout the whole calendar 2010 Western Digital consistently outsold Seagate on unit basis. During the conference call with financial analysts the latter said that despite of slowing demand it decided not to reduce prices in order to sell more units. Indirectly, the move shows that the company is not exactly comfortable with its cost-structure and may simply be unable to profitably fulfill certain orders to maintain its unit market share.
"Disk drive shipments had a greater-than-seasonal slowdown in the last two weeks of the quarter. In particular, Seagate experienced a slowing of demand in the Asia-Pacific distribution channel during the last two weeks of the quarter and elected to reduce shipments and maintain our pricing discipline," said Steve Luczo, chief executive and chairman of Seagate.
Seagate Technology's revenue for Q4 2010 (Q2 FY2010) on a GAAP basis were $2.7 billion, gross margin were 19.5%, net income was $150 million and diluted earnings per share of $0.31. On a non-GAAP basis, which excludes the net impact of purchased intangibles amortization and restructuring, Seagate reported net income of $159 million and diluted earnings per share of $0.33 for the quarter ended December 31, 2010.
Western Digital reported revenue of $2.475 billion, net income of $225 million, or $0.96 per share, for its second fiscal quarter ended December 31, 2010. In the year-ago quarter, the company reported revenue of $2.619 billion, shipped 49.5 million hard drives, and reported net income and earnings per share of $429 million and $1.85, respectively. The company generated $505 million in cash from operations during the December quarter, ending with total cash and cash equivalents of $3.1 billion.
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Lydia, F, VIC
Quessy, J, ACT
December 2015 Cook the Cover
Litras, A, VIC
Tattersall, J, VIC
Jones, C, QLD
McPherson, J, VIC
Cuisinart Ice Cream and Gelato Maker
Vitamix S30
KitchenAid KSM160 Artisan Stand Mixer
#WesternStarCookies Competition
@IsabelleTwist on Twitter
@Whippedcakeco on Instagram
@Danielle_vella on Instagram
@ainsley22 on Instagram
@poppylovestogroove on Instagram
@anniesbakehouse on Instagram
@Elisabethmartins86 on Instagram
Panasonic NN-ST785S Microwave Oven
KitchenAid Magnetic Drive Blender
Bosch MUM5PRO Kitchen Machine
Taste.com.au Magazine - Cook the Cover - November 2015
Kilsby, E, QLD,
Fenn, M, QLD,
Wheeler, S, VIC,
Maher, D, NSW
Philips All-In-One Cooker
SodaStream Power
Breville Citrus Press
Bush, J, VIC
Taste.com.au Magazine - Cook the Cover - October 2015
Austin, P. WA
Crawford, S. QLD
Webster, T. WA
Lee, S. QLD
Taste.com.au Magazine - Cook the Cover - September 2015
Ingham, B. SA
Dunlop, Z. QLD
Wheeler, S. VIC
Nguyen, M. NSW
The Blue Ducks' Real Food
Jones, V, VIC
Harris, S, VIC
Limb, A, VIC
Power, L, NSW
De Giorgio, C, VIC
Richardson, A, QLD
Smith, C, TAS
O'Brien, L, NSW
Chapple, C, VIC
Grieve, A, NSW
Harper, T, NSW
Berdal, S, WA
Behan, J, WA
Brewster, M, NSW
Jarm, C, VIC
Wales, T, NSW
Filsell, P, QLD
Geroge, J, WA
Linke, C, VIC
BeefEater BUGG
Profiline Series II cookware pack
Panasonic Microwave Oven
30 Days of Healthy Dinners
Taste.com.au Magazine - Cook the Cover - August 2015
Maguire, C, SA
Cseh, J, VIC
Bristow, K, QLD
McGill, S, WA
Sunbeam MX9500 Cafe Series Planetary Mixmaster
Furi Pro Carving Set
Elliott, S, SA
DeLonghi Distinta 2-Slice Toaster
Maloney, J, WA
Taste.com.au magazine - Cook the Cover - July 2015
Hooper, L, NSW
Rogers, D, VIC
Bannister, S, SA
People's Choice:
Kronenberg, K, NSW
Voting Prize:
Witts, E, SA
OzHarvest Cooking for a Cause
Hunter, M, NSW
Minor prize winners: OzHarvest Cookbooks
Edlin, K, NSW
Simpson, K, NSW
Lee, N, NSW
Downey, B, QLD
Harris, K, QLD
Ghamrawi, E, SA
Scott, K, SA
iles, K, VIC
Ridsdale, P, VIC
Thomas, J, WA
Kambrook Mix & Store
Manski, L, QLD
Sayers, S, VIC
Rivett, K, SA
Crocker, L, NSW
Kennedy, L, NSW
DéLonghi Distinta Mechanical Kettle
Shaw, J, NSW
Breville Fast Slow Pro
Tefal ActiFry Express XL
Panasonic NN-SF574S Microwave Oven
Nespresso Breville Inissia
Taste.com.au Magazine - Cook the Cover - June 2015
Marshall, J., WA
Anello, K., NSW
Polsen, E., QLD
Jermyn, H., NSW
Phillips, P., QLD
Gale, K., SA
Chivers, G., VIC
Brown, K., VIC
Kennedy, A., QLD
Hedges, B., NSW
Younger, S., VIC
Good Food & Wine Show
Major prize: Sidney, S
Double passes: Butcher, N & Juros, A
Brisbane -
Major prize: Book, B
Double passes: Stamp, L & Chin, B
Perth -
Major prize: Robertson, A
Double passes: Ambrose, N & Travers, J
Sydney -
Major prize: Cooper, L
Double passes: Humt, M & Ockert, C
Taste.com.au Magazine - Cook the Cover - May 2015
Glen, T., NSW
Quade, D., QLD
Bazar, S., QLD
McCuddon, R., NSW
EasiYo yoghurt making kit
Jones, S, VIC
Hall, K, NSW
Christofides, K, NSW
Tefal Reserve Collection Grill Pan
Caruso, S, SA
The Zumbo Files
Swingler, E, WA
Crumlin, S, TAS
Mulquin, A, NSW
Niscioli, E, SA
Perry, R, NSW
Gaut, S, VIC
Federico, S, VIC
Bartels, T, WA
Hallard, T, QLD
Breville Smart Waffle - April 2015
Stewart, J, NSW
Sunbeam CF4200 Snack Heroes Chocolate Fountain
Morris, A, NSW
Trainer, N, NT
Seymour, J, WA
Fikret, Z, VIC
Schulz, H, NSW
Max Brenner's Chocolate Ceremony Gift Set
Boorer, S, NSW
Cindric, B, NSW
Ward, J, NSW
Taste.com.au Magazine - Cook the Cover - April 2015
Griffiths, C.
Singleton, E.
Vlachoulis, S.
Studley, T.
Taste.com.au Magazine - Cook the Cover - March 2015
Dibbs, S., VIC
Glen, J., NSW
VanderHeide, K. & N., WA
Newman, A., SA
Made in Italy with Silvia Colloca
Grasnick, C, QLD
Versaec, T, NSW
Baldwin, L, SA
Sellings, L, VIC
Straney, K, NSW
Alfaro,C, SA
Iowndes,T, NSW
Russell, S, NSW
Pollard, Z, WA
DéLonghi Multifry Classic
Breville Nespresso CitiZ&milk Chrome
KitchenAid Artisan Stand Mixer KSM160
Facebook 200 000 likes competition
Schubert, P
Grant, B
Geoghegan, L
Adermann, J
Pahl, C
Mackey, DL
Wake, A
Hoogerwerff, TR
Nguyen-Mai, L
Taste.com.au Magazine - Cook the Cover - Jan/Feb 2015
Cameron, M. NSW
Walker, S. SA
Fletcher, M. VIC
Eblen, N. SA
Electrolux Masterpiece Collection Blender
BIG4 Holiday Parks
Füri Pro Wooden Knife 5 Piece Block
Star Recipes Competition - December 2014
Whiting, L.
Cassidy, S.
Spangaro, R.
Ashton, L.
Taste.com.au Magazine - Cook the Cover - December 2014
Rogers, K.
Lewis, S.
Yuen, M.
Ewert, R.
Penguin Book Bundles
Slean, J, TAS
Geosits, K, NSW
Stone, S, WA
Christopoulos, S, VIC
Nescafe Dolce Gusto Melody
Ozelis, D, VIC
KitchenAid Sparkling Beverage Drinks Maker
Electrolux Assistent
Hallett, R, VIC
Shun Shora Knife
Dow, R, VIC
Williams, S, NSW
Kambrook Blitz
Bell, L, VIC
Rumble, S, QLD
Stone, A, WA
Horton, M, NSW
Tuckey, C, WA
Breville Multi-Chef
Tannenberg, L, VIC
Kambrook Air Chef Air Frying Oven
Flindt, J, QLD
Panasonic MJ-DJ01 Juicer
KitchenAid Electric Kettle
Win a trip to France!
Annabel Langbein 'Through The Seasons' cookbook
Buttfield, K, SA
Fulton, C, QLD
Wilson, L, TAS
McGettigan, G, NSW
Lilford, M, WA
Shields, V, QLD
Leddy, K, SA
Dunsdon, A, NSW
Brundle, K, NSW
Taste.com.au Magazine - Cook the Cover - September 2014
Henwood, A.
Amey, S.
Giles, C.
Grimwood, J.
Gary Mehigan's 'Favourites' cookbook
Buckland, B, TAS
Lavoipierre, D, VIC
Gerada, C, NSW
Simondson, M, WA
SodaStream Play Drinks Maker
Barnes, L, VIC
Breville Smart Waffle
Podravka win a trip to Croatia
1st runners-up: Mcdonald, R, NSW; Kung, L, QLD; Henderson, S, VIC; Watts, M, NSW
2nd runners-up:Donavan, A, NSW; Rako, M, VIC; Hale, D, QLD; Duncan, J, VIC; Thomlinson, M, NSW; Heath, E, VIC
Taste.com.au Magazine - Cook the Cover - August 2014
Anderson-de Looper, C.
Berguis, S.
Nastasti, T.
Bradbury, T.
BIG 4 Holiday
Chasseur baking set
Panasonic NN-CF874B Convection Microwave
Harrison, J, NSW
Dunning, W, SA
Healthy Bones competition
Perry, R, NSW
Rizio, A, VIC
Wade, D, VIC
Wyszynski, L, QLD
Win a trip to Italy!
Liebhaber, D, VIC
Minor prize winners:
Leitis, V, VIC
Dolby, C, WA
Dickenson, S, VIC
Roberts, R, ACT
Pallis, S, SA
Peters, B, NSW
Altschwager, E, SA
Roos, R, VIC
McLeod, S, VIC
Steinberger, M, NSW
Hillard, L, VIC
Carter, M, WA
Spalding, S, VIC
Taylor, K, VIC
Desrettes, R, QLD
Hansen, A, VIC
Anderson, C, NSW
King, A, QLD
Yeoh, K, VIC
Darcey, P, WA
Paterson, A, ACT
Dalton, S, TAS
Smith, A, NSW
Marinelli, M, QLD
Antoon, M, NSW
Kambrook Express Digital Pressure Cooker
Spalding, S, VIC
Kenwood kMix Food Processor
Messermeister Oliva Elité knife set
Taste.com.au Magazine - Cook the Cover - June 2014
Bailey, K
KitchenAid Artisan 9 Speed Hand Mixer
Sherriff, M, SA
Cuisinart Griddler
DéLonghi Scultura Four-Slice Toaster
Maggie Beer cookbook and verjuice giveaway
McKibbin, C, SA
Dowton, J, NSW
Hobbins, J, VIC
Baumann, N, NSW
Keech, R, VIC
Scanpan and Cuisinart breakfast set
Kambrook PowerMix Planetary Bench Mixer
Ford, S, WA
Healthy Every Day by Pete Evans
M,Gilbett, VIC
S, Moller, QLD
K, Biddulph-Murphy, VIC
J, Fabjancic, NSW
L, Hunt, ACT
K, Willocks, QLD
C, Hoffman, VIC
G, Edwards, WA
K, Crouch, NSW
Tasty Express by Sneh Roy
Bacich, V, WA
Steabben, R, VIC
Steyn, L, WA
Allen, D, WA
Calla, S, NSW
Esdaile, A, QLD
Woods, J, QLD
Wilkinson, M, NSW
Joel, S, ACT
Manu Feildel French for Everyone
Clements, P, NSW
Horn, C, QLD
Oosterhuis, M, WA
Smith, A, WA
Dean, J, ACT
Beaven, K, NSW
Gherardi, S, WA
Graham, J QLD
Reynolds, M, VIC
Neato Robotic Vacuum Cleaner
Panasonic Front Loader Washing Machine
Win an exclusive foodie experience for two on the Sunshine Coast
Big4 Holiday Park getaway
Lucich, J, WA.
McCray, N, TAS.
Butler, M, NSW.
SodaStream Source Element
Stoddart, E, WA.
KitchenAid Artisan Electric Kettle
Manu dining experience
Win a Master Class bakeware package worth over $700
Ancient Grains
J. Watson, NSW
C. Price, QLD
V. Rudnik, SA
L. Nicholas, QLD
L. Heard, VIC
B. Davies, NSW
P. Van Bruggen, VIC
S. Holland, QLD
Nescafe Dolce Gusto Mini Me
Sarah Thorp, NSW
Breville Juice Fountain Max
Anita Hamer, QLD
Win Laspressa Coffee Machine
Have lunch with Matt Moran and Georgie Parker
Alex Morley, VIC
Win a Zip Zester
Elly Bailey, NSW
Sharyn Gray, QLD
Dean Brandt, VIC
Joseph Jabbour, NSW
January 2014 Cook the Cover taste.com.au magazine competition
Delicious produce awards 2014
Feely, J, VIC.
Parke, D, WA.
Win the ultimate Italian gourmet getaway
Thomas, M, WA
Runners-up winners:
King, L, TAS; Kingham, A, VIC; Hayes, A, VIC; Lambert, K, SA; Barber, L, WA; Low, N, QLD; Tziortzis, V, ACT; Duckett, S, VIC; Le Tourneau, R, NSW; Helps, M, SA; Ganderton, P, WA; Daye, K, VIC; Giovannetti, M, QLD; Coombe, D, SA; Nikolettos, K, VIC; Leslie, S, VIC; Mercer, K, QLD; Reeve, J, NSW; Zambelli, C, VIC; Mulliett, J, NSW; Saville, J, NSW; Sachmacinski, J, NSW; Kenny, G, SA; Short, M, NSW; Hearne, K, NSW
Chasseur La Cuisson
Gordon,T, SA.
Haddon, E, SA.
Humbles, C, NSW.
Hutchins, R, QLD.
Yonanas Elite
Tefal Optigrill
December 2013 Taste.com.au magazing Cook the Cover competition
Ben's BBQ Bible
Slatter, J, NSW.
Welding, C, QLD.
Biggs, R, ACT.
Morrow, M, QLD.
Italiano, M, WA.
Anderson, K, NSW
Baldock, D, SA.
Yensch, M, TAS.
Wallace, K. VIC.
Taste.com.au Christmas cookie competition
Dobson, K, VIC.
Jelliffe, V, NSW.
Johnson, R, NSW.
Salton, P, NSW.
Italian Cooking Class with Barilla winners
Attard R, North Sydney, NSW; Canning J, Coogee, NSW; Fields K, Darlinghurst, NSW; Berry M, Hillsdale, NSW; Jilka L, Castle Hill, NSW; Cilliers S, Cremorne, NSW; Colombi R, Bondi Junction, NSW; Fenech D, Bradbury, NSW; O'Neill K, Bega, NSW; Filipakis C, West Hoxton, NSW; McKellar K, Bathurst, NSW; Lett G, Berry, NSW; Gudsell J, Coogee, NSW; Cunningham P, Mount Druitt, NSW; Laguzza D, Eastwood, NSW; Munro C, Kiama NSW; Juliati J, Acacia Gardens, NSW; Lupoi J, Acacia Gardens, NSW; Wong K, Sydney, NSW; Strehler R, Bondi Beach, NSW; Scotto di Vetta L, Cremorne Point, NSW; Watson A, Armidale, NSW; Thompson J, Wollstonecraft, NSW; Cahill G, Sans Souci, NSW; Lowe B, South Coogee, NSW; Ray S, Dubbo, NSW; Pillari J, Kingsford, NSW; Guion S, Cameron Park, NSW; Gemelas J, Little Bay, NSW; Reichman G, North Bondi, NSW; Savage D, Sydney, NSW.
May A, Algester, QLD; Rimmer D, Helensvale, QLD; Rimmer M, Helensvale, QLD; Watkins S, Petrie Terrace, QLD; Kemsley G, Graeme Kemsley, Kuluin, QLD; Francis M, Brisbane, QLD; Stead J, Manly, QLD; Godbolt T, Keperra QLD; Hastings K, Chuwar, QLD; Elliott B, Victoria Point, QLD; Haslet L, Manly, QLD; Wells R, Clayfield, QLD; Chatel B, Eagle Heights, QLD; Thomson K, Runaway Bay, QLD; Wallace S, Annerley, QLD; Fischer J, Middle Park, QLD; Poole S, Toowong, QLD; Manktelow K, Holland Park, QLD; Liddy D, Nambour, QLD; McFerran S, Upper Mt Gravatt, QLD; Erickson N, Griffin, QLD; Shaw S, Buderim, QLD; Key C, Brookfield QLD; Wood L, Chelmer, QLD; Gambasin M, Buderim, QLD; McDonald C, Newmarket, QLD; Menso R, Bardon, QLD; Wilson L, Sandgate, QLD; Perkins M, Fortitude Valley, QLD; Whitehead R, Springwood, QLD; Boxer J, Cleveland, QLD; Lafferty C, Newstead, QLD; Burlakov B, Kallangur, QLD; Maher J, Sunrise beach, QLD; Cox L, Montville, QLD; Papavasiliou S, Chermside, QLD; Lazzaretti L, Tarragindi, QLD; Dickinson C, Bundall, QLD; Fielding B, Brisbane, QLD; Richards N, Auchenflower, QLD; Bentley J, Brisbane, QLD; Gerritsen S, Woolloongabba, QLD; Brown R, New Farm, QLD; McIntyre F, Nundah, QLD; Hirvela J, Eagleby, QLD; Everson P, Runcorn, QLD; Francis A, Fig Tree Pocket, QLD; Clover A, Taigum, QLD; Elliott S, The Gap, QLD; Cantoni J, Middle Park, QLD; Williams N, Tarragindi, QLD; Bowdler C, Gin Gin, QLD.
Saunders J, Glenelg, SA; Pannunzio L, Norwood, SA; Pilgrim P, Mount Gambier, SA; Grech J, Golden Grove, SA; Pollock S, Wayvile, SA; Wigg F & P, Seaton, SA; Chinca S, Para Hills, SA; Favretto G, Unley, SA; Ferguson L, St Peters, SA; Hunt I, Pasadena, SA; Wells L, Fairview Park, SA; Neall H, Largs Bay, SA; Haby Y, Flagstaff Hill, SA; Pratt M, Crafers, SA; Whyatt D, Millswood, SA; Amor J, Woodcroft, SA; Gourd J, Largs Bay, SA; Woo S, Adelaide, SA; Andrews M, Hillbank, SA; Gregor E, Golden Grove, SA; Cawley S, Clapham, SA; Anderson S, Mawson Lakes, SA; Talbot-Smith L, Happy Valley, SA; Kessell C, Findon, SA; White D, Brooklyn Park, SA; Harrison H, Elliot, SA; Janenko M, Croydon Park, SA; Thomson V, Kensington Gardens, SA; Chenoweth T, Woodville West, SA; O'Donnell M, Goolwa, SA; Taylor J, Athelstone, SA; Tink P, Waikerie, SA; Cooke J, Salisbury Downs, SA; Ferguson JT, Redwood Park, SA; La Bella F, Glynde, SA; Pope T, Hove, SA; Kelly C, Park Holme, SA.
Murphy G, Dunsborough, WA; Masters N, Orelia, WA; Grozdanovska L, Highgate, WA; Maslen K, Sorrento, WA; Snashall J, Wembley Downs, WA; Brown G, Applecross, WA; Denham C, Yokine, WA; Magatelli M, Wanneroo, WA; Flynn L, Albany, WA; Bell S, Wembley, WA; Coddington S, Hamersley, WA; Edwards R, Madeley, WA; Sziklay D, Girrawheen, WA; Green M, Gosnells, WA; Hearn M, Darch, WA; Keane M, North Beach, WA; Muir D, Woodvale, WA; Nurse V, Wembley Downs, WA; George N, Beckenham, WA; Smith H, Koorda, WA; Keefe A, Darlington, WA; Barber W, Willetton, WA; Gray M, Gosnells, WA; Lipthorpe G, Ellenbrook, WA; Daebritz L, Hamersley, WA; Perino F, Highgate, WA; Smith N, North Fremantle, WA; Chew G, Claremont, WA; Moretti C, Mt Pleasant, WA; Edmonds J, Beaconsfield, WA; Clough B, Bullsbrook, WA; Gow M, Applecross, WA; Jost J, Scarborough, WA; Richards T, Innaloo, WA; Lamey C, Bridgetown, WA; Severn V, Karrinyup, WA; Armitage D, Osborne Park, WA; Armitage M, Osborne Park, WA; Hames L, Marangaroo, WA; Connelly J, Marmion, WA; Daebritz K & T, Quinns Rocks, WA; Daebritz L, Innaloo, WA; Davey A, Pinjarra, WA; Harrison M, Cloverdale, WA; Butt L, Perth, WA; Rhodes A, Dunsborough, WA; Attwood W, Brigadoon, WA; Ambrose N, Hamilton Hill, WA; Higgins T, Joondanna, WA; Saunders J, Woodvale, WA; Tarry M, South Perth, WA; Dickman J, Dianella, WA; Hatzis C, Yokine, WA; Wainwright J, Duncraig, WA; Kjellgren R, Baldivis, WA; Turnbull C, Joondalup, WA; Turnbull V, WA.
Win a Telstra Dave 4G phone worth $360.
Heath, B, SA.
Taste.com.au 7th Birthday competition with Zoku
Dingle, L, VIC.
Fackrell, M, NSW.
Ladru, M, QLD.
Olsen, F, NSW.
Novella, E, VIC.
Win a La Cuisine cast-iron cookware set
Beckett, D WA
Warrick, C NSW
Win a Nespresso UMilk
Win Matt Preston's new cook book
Hitzke, R QLD
Burton, J NSW
Just, E NSW
Mihajlowits, P WA
Kennedy, L NSW
Vella, P NSW
Jackson, J QLD
Scott, L QLD
Malkoc, J WA
Win a copy of The Blue Ducks
Edwards, J, NSW
Carne, K, Vic
Brownlow, S, NSW
Zenz, Sue, Vic
Wilson, J, QLD
Brunovs, L, WA
Biggs, R, ACT
Willies, K, QLD
Plug, M, WA
Win a Langham Hotel's Little Mermaid Children's High Tea
Sealy, V, VIC.
Win a Cuisinart Ice-Cream Maker
Win a KitchenAid Artisan Stand Mixer
Cook the Cover
Win a DéLonghi coffee machine
Win a Westinghouse fridge
Win a Breville Original '74 Jaffle Maker
Brenssell, R, WA.
Fletcher, J, VIC.
Jelusic, T, QLD.
Kellegher, D, WA.
Pickering, C, NSW.
Quinn, A, QLD.
Ross, M, VIC.
Scotton, S, NSW.
Tham, S, VIC.
SPLENDA Competition
Lindemann, S, NSW
Corry, C, VIC
Darracott, K, WA
Week 2 winners:
Boulter, T, WA
Compton, S, NSW
Dill, J, QLD
Week 3 winners:
Carroll, J, QLD
Kellegher, D, WA
Vulin, J, VIC
Week 4 winners:
Peters, L, WA
Gunning, M, WA
Di Pietro, D, WA
Week 5 winners:
Galanis, A, NSW
Fogarty, P, VIC
Howah, H, QLD
Week 6 winners:
Olinga, S, SA
Hill, K, VIC
Keramaris, J, VIC
Major prize winners:
Buckley, A, WA
Stein, R, NSW
Win a Fisher & Paykel oven thanks to the Good Food & Wine Show
Betti, K, WA.
Runner up winners:
Arnold, K, QLD.
Balkos, P, ACT.
Chin-Rinaldi, T, NT.
Gesti, G, SA.
Johnson, L, VIC.
McElligott, T, QLD.
Morton, B, VIC.
Swan, M, NSW.
Wilson, B, NSW.
Zervos, C, QLD.
Win a weekend stay at Byron Bay
Kellogg's All Bran Winter Comfort Foods Survey
Clayton, T, QLD
Week 2 winner:
King, L, NSW
Week 3 winner:
Glavan, R NSW
Week 4 winner:
Bache, S, SA
Major prize winner:
Jones, R, VIC
Win a copy of The Sweet Poison Quit Plan Cookbook
Farrell, K, SA.
Godde, L, NSW.
Malone, M, WA.
Mawer, C, VIC.
Ryan, K, QLD.
Smetioukh, B, QLD.
Stewart, C, NSW.
Stibbard, C, QLD.
Walmsley, J, WA.
Win an LG Side By Side Door-In-Door fridge
Eddey, L, NSW.
Win a copy of Monday Morning Cooking Club from HarperCollins
Cattley, S, NSW.
Crawley, M, VIC.
Harris,N, NSW.
Huntley, S, VIC.
Ielasi, C, WA.
Martyn, A, ACT.
Mortimer, L, NSW.
Murray, M, SA.
Young, L, NSW.
KitchenAid Mother's Day Competition
Win a copy of The Hummingbird Bakery: Home Sweet Home from HarperCollins
Bicknell, D, QLD.
Brown, B, NSW.
Kuhn, C, QLD.
Merlo, P, VIC.
Moneypenny, S, QLD.
Paparella, L, SA.
Phelps, S, NSW.
Prescott, A, NSW.
Steabben, L, VIC.
Win a double book pack thanks to Murdoch Books.
Bell, S, VIC.
Billitteri, C, NSW.
Dingle,L, VIC.
Flynn, K, QLD.
Hayim, M, WA.
MacDonald, R, TAS.
Mah, M, WA.
Vartesi, C, WA.
Walker, J, SA.
Win a Japanese experience for Mum
Win a Lantern Cookery Classics pack
Cavanagh, A, ACT.
Win a trip to Noosa and a KitchenAid Stand Mixer
Watts, M, QLD.
Runner up winners:
Rosenblatt, J, ACT.
Tremaine, K, NSW.
Williams, J, VIC.
Mills, J, VIC.
Lawrence, L, QLD.
Win a Ziegler and Brown Twin Grill
Savill, D, QLD.
BRITA Water filter competition
Letchford-Cross, K, QLD
Runners up:
Holmes, S, WA; Philipps, A, WA; Hunt, A, QLD; Johnson, J, ACT; Price, P, VIC; Borg, M, QLD; Wilson, J, QLD; Booth, G, QLD; Smith, S, QLD; Humbles, C, NSW
WIN a KitchenAid Platinum Collection Stand Mixer!
Win a trip to Bali with Indomie!
Birks, G, Highton VIC.
Runner up prize winners:
Amoore, H, Rushworth VIC.
Attwater, M, Wishart QLD.
Beaver, S, Mermaid Beach QLD.
Bourke, A, Newport VIC.
Bricknell, K, Reedy Creek QLD.
Channing, C, Callala Bay NSW.
Chaudhry, K, Halls Head WA.
Clifton, S, Main Beach QLD.
Conley, N, Drumond Cove WA.
Ericson, S, Elsternwick VIC.
Feilds, K, Darlinghurst NSW.
Foster, W, Bronte NSW.
Gerrard, E, Kenmore Hills QLD.
Hamilton, K, Princes Hill VIC.
Hasson, S, Brabham WA.
Haynes-Smart, S, Queanbeyan NSW.
Hazel, E, Mount Gambier SA.
Heard, F, Stockton NSW.
Henshall, E, Alexandria NSW.
Highfield, D, Aspley QLD.
Kennedy, K, Warana QLD.
Kenworthy, R, Meadow Springs WA.
Legiman, M, Mount Waverley VIC.
Lozada, M, Mortdale NSW.
Matta, M, Stirling WA.
Meyer, B, Wattle Grove WA.
Morand, J, Hallidays Point NSW.
Norrie, S, Tuggeranong ACT.
Orosz, J, Essendon VIC.
Pallis, S, Northgate SA.
Pyke, K, Gwandalan NSW.
Ridgway, A, Singleton WA.
Smart, A, St Kilda VIC.
Smith, D, Timboon VIC.
Stillitano, P, Corio VIC.
Venamore, M, Bulimba QLD.
Venning, J, Port Lincoln SA.
Waring, K, Coburg VIC.
Watson, A, Hassall Grove NSW.
Whitfort,L, Balwyn VIC.
Nestle Bake & Win competition
Taste 6th Birthday competition
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Hi all,
I drink a lot of tea while I'm at work during the day. We have a hot water dispenser, which is very convenient, but the temperature out of it varies a lot--anywhere from a bit below 70C to somewhere above 85C. Add to that the fact that I don't have a scale at work and that means I tend to stick to teas that are very forgiving in terms of brewing parameters: oolongs, Chinese greens, hongcha, and the occasional Assam or pu-erh.
But lately I've been finding that I really crave sencha while I'm at the office, so I was wondering if anyone could recommend one that will tolerate a fair amount of slop in the temperature/time/leaf ratio.
Thus far my favorite Japanese teas have been Maiko's karigane, O-cha's yutaka midori, and Thes du Japon's kondo-wase and yamakai. But I'm willing to try anything so long as it stands a chance of coming out well without a timer, scale, and thermometer.