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MSG introducing.. Melo and Billups Tonight!
MSG will be introducing their latest additions tonight, Bucks vs. Knicks 7:30PM EST MSG, including Carmelo Anthony and Chauncey Billups. Amar'e is anxious for their arrival. Melo will be rocking the #7 jersey, that was Al Harrington's number from 2008-2010, and the most popular jersey in the Knicks long history. Chauncey Billups got the #4 jersey. Renaldo Balkman No. 32, Corey Brewer No. 2, Anthony Carter No. 25, Shelden Williams No. 13.
"Every team needs a 1, 1A punch," Stoudemire said. "And so with the ways that we both can score … we're very versatile, so it's hard to guard us."
Stoudemire said he had "no doubt" the All-Star forwards and longtime friends could play together, and said Anthony would handle the move to New York as well as he has.
"It's what he wants. It's what I wanted, to come to New York and play on the big stage," Stoudemire said. "He has the same type of swag. This is what he wants and he can handle it. We're going to do it together." (quotes courtesy full article, espn.com)
Knicks #7 jersey has been worn by over 25 different players in the Knicks long history:
Stan Stutz (1946-48)
Dick Shrider (1948-49)
Ray Lumpp (1948-1953)
Gene Shue (1955-56)
Slater Martin (1956-57)
Larry Friend (1957-58)
Jerry Bird (1958-59)
Bob McNeill (1960-61)
Whitey Martin (1961-62)
Jack Foley (1962-63)
Emmette Bryant (1964-68)
Dean Meminger (1971-74; 76-77)
Greg Jackson (1974-75)
Butch Carter (1984-86)
Gerald Henderson (1986-88)
Kenny Walker (1988-1991)
Kennard Winchester (1991-92)
Corey Gaines (1993-94)
Doug Christie (1994-95)
J.R. Reid (1995-96)
Chris Jent (1996-97)
Brooks Thompson (1997-98)
Lavor Postell (2000-03)
Channing Frye (2005-07)
Al Harrington (2008-10)
(Knicks jersey history from full article courtesy espn.com)
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This is a method for making white pickled plums without adding in red shiso.
I learned this from my mother.
If using red shiso: add it to dry in Step 2.Drying the plums overnight will allow the skins to become even softer, and you will be able to preserve them for years, so you really should dry them out. However, I think they still make rather tasty pickled plums even without drying them out overnight.
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The goal of the Lufthansa Group is to be the first choice in aviation for customers, employees, shareholders and partners. Going forward, the Lufthansa Group therefore intends to continue playing a significant role in shaping the global aviation market. The basis for this is the Group's planned structure with three pillars: premium hub airlines, Eurowings group and aviation services. In a highly dynamic market environment, the Lufthansa Group will continue to use these synergetic pillars to successfully position itself as a leading aviation company. The aim is to safeguard this position for the future and to expand it profitably.
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. . . upon. That's what happened when I was just minding my own business the other day . . . and a voice calls my name and "Be careful. I could have thrown you to the fishes," he said, before showing this photo below.
Getting USNS Red Cloud, Helen Laraway, Andrea, and Sea Wolf into a single frame had been my aim just seconds before.
No matter. Here goes Lucy Reinauer pushing RTC 83.
I think Stephen-Scott was headed for a barge out beyond Gulf Service with GM11103.
What I found was Bluefin and
Morgan Reinauer and
Amberjack and
Scott Turecamo with barge New Hampshire. And more.
And maybe getting kept upon and thrown to the fishes . . . might just work out alright, although watch out for shadowy characters like the lurker over there.
It made me think about a day a mere 100 or so days from now when photographers photographing get photographed themselves.
Happy leap day.
Here's what I put up last leap year.
All photographs here–except the obvious two–by Will Van Dorp.
Picking up this retrospective post with the beginning of May 2015, it's a nearly 40-year-old and tired Barents Sea, waiting then as now for what'll likely be a "fish habitat" future.
The end of May saw Quantico Creek move Mary Whalen to its public space over in Atlantic Basin. Was there a docking pilot calling it out from the drone?
Here's first glimpse of an early June trip I've never reported on via this blog. More on this vessel will appear soon–currently working in the Dominican Republic. The red vessel in the distance is F. C. G. Smith, a Canadian Coast Guard survey boat.
Eastern Dawn pushes Port Chester toward the Kills.
July opens with the ghost of Lafayette arriving back in the harbor aboard L'Hermione. Click here for the set of posts I did about this person.
I'm omitting a lot from my account here;
The end of July brought me back to the south bank of the KVK watching Joyce D. Brown go by. July was a truly trying month . . is all I'll say for now.
In early August Wavertree awaited the next step into its rehab, and I
made a gallivanting stop in New Bedford, a place I'd not visited in too long.
All photos by will Van Dorp.
I could have called this "unusual sail."
That's me in the two-person sailing Folbot back in 2002. I had bought it back around 1998 from an ad I saw in a publication called Messing Around in Boats. The gentleman who sold it said it had been in his barn for at least 30 years. When I peeled off a layer of pigeon shit, the skin came off with it and exposed a wooden frame that broke down into pieces four-foot or shorter. The hull, mast, leeboards, sail, rudder all could fit into a seabag, and I fancied myself, a show-off, hiking up to a roadless mountain lake, assembling my vessel, and sailing . . . in the clouds.
When I couldn't sew a new skin or find someone who could do it–two different canvas shops took on the job and then backed out–I decided to skin it with leftover shrink-wrap boat covers,
reinforce the bow with duct tape, and go paddling.
It worked! Here's a blurry shot showing the insides . . . shrink-wrap and plastic strapping.
As time passed, I decided the Folbot could at least as be sculptural until such time that I find a canvas skin maker.
So this is the top of big room in my Queens cliff dwelling, where I should maybe keep some shrink-wrap and a heat gun handy to skin my boat in case the water level here rises.
And since I've invited you into my home, how about more of the tour. Yes, that's the stern of the Folbot in the center top of the photo and a spare one-seater kayak, which I cut-bent-glued-stitched at Mystic Seaport, to the left. [They appear not to offer the kayak building classes now.] Only problem with the stitched kayak . . . the only egress/ingress is out the window, down 12′ onto a flat roof, and then down another 15′ onto the sidewalk.
In a pinch, you could make a kayak using a tarp, willow or similar shoots, and wire. And in the long ago and far away department, here I was back in January 2005 sewing that kayak you see hanging to the left above . . . 10 hours of just sewing once the skin was on, per these plans.
Bending ribs right out of the steam box and
knotting together the bow pieces happened
prior to the actual two-needle sewing.
These last two pics are not mine but come from a Folbot publication from the 1960s. The photo below shows what a later-model sailing Folbot–just out of the duffel bag– looked like.
Here's what the publication says it looks like sailing.
For now, mine remains sculpture.
What better vessel to post about on the winter solstice than a lightship. Here, here, and here are some previous ones.
This particular lightship I saw east of Rotterdam in May 2014.
It's not particularly old, so I hope it'll be a reminder in dark times into the distant future.
Here's part of the story.
All photos by Will Van Dorp.
One more winter solstice post from the archives here, but this year I'm not thinking about the 182 or whatever days until the summer solstice. Maybe it just feels like the world's a darker place than it used to be and we need light and relief now.
aka GHP&W 2. Macedon only became a port when Clinton built his ditch. The ditch and subsequent iterations connected it to the sea. When I took the photo below back on Oct 21 2014, eastbound on Urger, I felt very far from salt water.
But Chris Williams' photo below, taken October 25, 2015, shows how connected Macedon is to the sixth boro and all watery places on Earth beyond the VZ Bridge. Less than a week ago, I did a post about Margot, the tug frequently-seen in NYC that delivered this cargo to the port of Macedon.
Bob Stopper took the next set photos. The fact that a Goldhofer semitrailer of 12 axles, 48 wheels, is needed shows the weight of the cargo delivered across the state by NYS Marine Highway. The land portion of the cargo transfer is provided by Edwards Moving and Rigging.
Here's a closeup of the hydraulics at the front of the trailer.
Transfer from barge to trailer begins with the jacking up of the cargo.
At this point, there are 96 wheels under and moving the cargo.
The next photo taken by Rob Goldman, and taken from the NYS Canal Corporation FB page, on October 31, 2015, shows how the Edwards trailer moves the cargo, one huge piece at a time, off the barge and into the port of Macedon.
Macedon is one of those place names in central NY named for places or people in classical Greek and Roman history. Others are Troy, Ithaca, Palmyra, Greece, Athens, Rome . . . and more; people memorialized in town names here include Hannibal, Scipio, Pompey, Homer, Ulysses, Brutus . . . .
Credit for these photos goes to Chris, Bob, and Rob. My personal connection to Macedon includes the fact that I bought my first car there, less than a half mile from the Canal, and at the time had no clue that it was a port, that it could be connected to the oceans.
Here are previous "port of __" posts i've done.
And finally, unrelated, here from another even smaller NY canal port, here's into on an auction below.
The title is such a mouthful that I'll soon reduce it to GHP&W. Although this blog began with photos and observations of mostly working vessels in the great harbor associated with New York City, the watery part of which I call the sixth boro, the blog followed a course suggested by these vessels to other GHP&Ws. And given then the global nature of water traffic, it seems logical to devote at least a month to other GHP&Ws.
I'll kick off with this post about a port I'll likely never visit, the former Aral Sea fishing port of Moynaq in Uzbekistan. The photos come from Getty Images by Bjorn Holland and Kelly Cheng. Surprisingly maybe, I live in a neighborhood of NYC where Uzbek is the dominant language, which was part of my motivation to read a Tom Bissell book called Chasing the Sea: Lost among the Ghosts of Empire in Central Asia. I highly recommend it.
So here are some detail areas of a huge aerial photo print I saw the other day. Can anyone point to detail that confirms a date? My guess is somewhere in the 50s or 60s. The first photo below shows the southeast point of Bayonne NJ. The peninsula bisecting the top and bottom is MOTBY. Governors Island is upper right and the Statue is upper left with the southern tip of Manhattan along the top.
Below is a closer up of the lower right corner of the photo above, showing that tugboat, some barges, and two sets of trucks at the cement dock.
Note the Statue and Ellis Island. To the left of it is now Liberty State Park. The Caven Point Pier crosses the center of the photo and the current Global Terminal is still waiting for fill.
Below is the just capped landfill that is topped by the Bayonne Golf Club. Lower left is quite the gunkhole with disintegrating watercraft I'd love to see a closeup of.
Remember that all the B/W "photos" above are parts of the same aerial shot.
Let's have a fun month with lots of GHP&Ws. And not to be too prescriptive, I'd love photos from a variety of GHP&Ws in Asia and Africa, mostly lacking in my previous 2900+ posts. Of course, here and here are a few posts I've done on African ports; here, Asian; and here and here, South American.
While I'm asking for collaboration, I have a chance to replicate a trip on a major African river that I originally did in 1973-74; what I seek is leads to a publication that might be interested in the story and photos. The trip is pricey, and if I can sell a tale with photos, I can offset some of the expense. Anyone have ideas or connections?
Here's an index for the previous in the series.
I got this photo in July 2003 in Oswego, the 1943 Bushey tug WYTM-71 Apalachee. I haven't seen it since, although it was at one time in Cleveland. Anyone know if it's still there?
Here's another Great Lakes tug, for now. This photo of James A. Hannah was taken by Jan van der Doe in Hamilton harbor in late May 2015. I posted it here then in this larger context. And here in February 2012, thanks to Isaac Pennock. Now I knew that James (LT-820, launched July 1945) was a sister to Bloxom (LT-653) and that the Hannah fleet had been sold off in 2009 in a US Marshal's sale, but I hadn't known until yesterday that the CEO of the Hannah fleet–Donald C. Hannah–was Daryl C. Hannah's father!! That Daryl Hannah! But it gets even better, there once was a towboat named Daryl C. Hannah! Anyone know what became of it? Last I could find, it was on the bank of the Calumet River used as an office. Updates?
As you can tell, this photo was taken in the East River. It was July 2009 that Marjorie B. McAllister escorts Atlantic Superior as it heads for sea. Any ideas where Atlantic Superior is today? Actually, I know this one . . . after a long and eventful life, she powered herself over to China this year to be scrapped.
I haven't seen Bismarck Sea here in quite a while, but last I knew, she was operating in the Pacific Northwest.
King Philip . . . went to Ecuador around 2012; Patriot Service is still working in the Gulf of Mexico, I believe.
And to round out this glance back, here's a list of WW2 vessels still operating at the time of its compilation. Many thanks to aka Fairlane for putting it together.
Thanks to Jan van der Doe for the Hannah photo; all others by Will Van Dorp.
By the way, it was rewatching The Pope of Greenwich Village that got me to wonder about Daryl Hannah.
Here's the index.
Since I grew up in western New York and my grandparents lived 30 or so miles off to the right of this photo, crossing this bridge happened several times a year. It was by far the biggest bridge in my world. That's Canada to the right.
The bridge was completed in 1937, weeks ahead of schedule. Canada, which appears to have no equivalent of the US-Jones Act, uses China-built vessels like Baie Comeau. I saw a one-year-older sister here last October.
Over in Kingston, I learned this vintage but functional crane today had been mounted on a barge and used in the Thousand Island Bridge construction back in the 1930s. There are several cranes of this design along the Erie Canal, some also still functional. For one, check out the sixth photo here.
In an archipelago called "thousand islands," there's need for lots of boats for commuting and transport. Check out the lines of the white-hulled 25′ boat to the right. Now check photos seven and eight in this post. Spirit of Freeport is also a 25′ and it crossed the Atlantic! A few more perspectives of Spirit of Freeport can be seen here, scroll through. To hear builder Al Grover, click here.
Click here for info on Jolly Island.
The proximity of Antique Boat Museum may draw classics here, wherever they might have been built. Anyone identify the make?
Vikingbank has an interesting bow.
R/V Seth Green is a fisheries research vessel based in Cape Vincent. Last year I caught the christening of another Lake Ontario research vessel here.
Wilf Seymour used to be M. Moran.
All photos by Will Van Dorp, who will add more photos from this watershed later.
Many thanks to Seaway Marine Group for conveyance.
Fleet Week is part of the official marking of Memorial Day in the six boros of NYC each year. Maybe someone can tell me how long ago this tradition began.
This is the day set aside to honor those who died in America's wars, but the listing earlier in this sentence does not list all of the skirmishes that resulted in the death of American military personnel. Take the Battle of the Pearl River forts aka Battle of the Barrier Forts. Know the details? I'll tell you about it in a minute, but I stumbled upon this neglected monument in NYC about five years ago. It was overgrown. The public couldn't see it because it's fenced off.
As it turns out, the stonecutters misspelled two names here, and two others listed here as killed were not.
The Barrier Forts Monument is located inside a closed-to-the-public area of the Brooklyn Navy Yard. For an interesting article on the battle and the monument, click here. For a wikipedia treatment of the event, click here.
I stumbled onto the event depicted in the rest of the photos here last week and had only the phone camera. Any ideas on what's going on?
What I'd happened upon here is two workers of the NYC DPR Arts and Antiquities division cleaning up the Richmond Hill "doughboy" war memorial. The crew told me they do this one each year in May as a preparation for today.
All of this brings me to a thought I've carried today. I retire from teaching this month, a pensive process of deciding what comes next and revisiting students and colleagues from the years extending back to 1973 and in places in five countries where I've worked.
There was a student in one of my classes back in 1979 who died in Desert Storm in January 1991. This link identifies her as Staff Sgt. Tatiana Khaghani Dees. I knew her as Tatiana Khaghani, a student on an F-1 visa in the US who wanted to be a lawyer. A FB link goes on to describe her death this way, and I paste it in here, since not everyone does FB.
"USA SSG Tatiana Khaghani Dees, from Congers, NY in Rockland County but originally from Tehran, Iran drowned after stepping backwards off a pier in Dhahran while avoiding moving military cargo. She was unable to swim due to all the gear she was wearing. She was assigned to the 92nd Military Police Company, 93rd MP Battalion, 14th MP Brigade, V Corps based in Grafenwoehr, Germany. Tatiana leaves behind two children: Lena and Joseph. On 28 May 12, I received an email from Tatiana's son Joseph. He thanked me "for remembering the great women who served our country" and included this photo of his mother.
According to SSG Bill Hancock: I wanted to clear up the events that lead up to Tatiana's death. It is reported incorrectly on your site. Tatiana had immigrated from Iran to the United States and was assigned to 2nd platoon (squad leader) 92nd MP Co, 93rd MP Bn, 18th MP Brigade, (not the 14th MP Bde) from Baumholder, Germany. Tatiana and 2 soldiers in her squad were pulling guard duty at the port. They saw a man taking pictures from atop one of those large cranes. Tatiana sent her 2 soldiers up to investigate. Both soldiers handed Tatiana their M-16s so she was holding 3 M-16's and wearing full gear including Kevlar and flak vest. She stepped back from the base of the crane to get a better view of her soldiers as they climbed when she fell into the water. She was found an hour or so later and still had all her gear on and the 3 M-16's. I think she was found in 50' of water around 11 p.m. She was a great squad leader and person. Her troops held her in high regard."
For Tatiana, all those who have died in too many wars, and all the families, let's keep some solemnity in this day.
Entirely related: American war dead still abroad.
Also related, an 1889 poem written by John Greenleaf Whittier called "The Captain's Well"
Call this Simone at the "7" in the sixth boro. Bound for sea.
A large part of what drives my continuing this blog is the satisfaction of trying to capture the magic of the traffic in NYC's harbor, what I call the sixth boro. And some boats and companies conjure more magic than others in my very suggestible mind. But take Simone, she 's not a new boat–1970-launched–but consider her recent itinerary: a year ago she had just returned from Senegal, and a year and half ago she had traversed the Panama Canal at least twice and made trips to California and Hawaii. I'm impressed by that. This is why I left the farm all those years ago.
To digress just slightly, here's a photo of Simone one day earlier than the ones I've taken. Birk Thomas of tugboat information.com took this. This photo was taken just west of the Bayonne Bridge–looking south– and shows better than any photo I've seen the immense progress that's being made of the raising of the Bayonne Bridge roadbed.
Meanwhile, enjoy the rest of these photos of Simone, here heading out with MSC Monica, a smallish and oldish container vessel.
I'd be thrilled to get a job on a Tradewinds vessel, but for now I can watch Simone pass by and say "ah."
Thanks to Birk for the photo already attributed, and all the others by Will Van Dorp, who says "ah."
Here was a post from a year and a half ago when I missed Miss Lis.
As for Ipanema in the links above, I've been there, and here was the first of 25 posts from there.


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Rayleigh manufacturing firm Thames Card Technology Ltd is the latest recipient of an EU grant from the Low Carbon Business programme. This was used to recover waste heat generated in the compressor room for heating warehouse space instead of industrial gas heaters.
"Why pay again for heating when we can use energy we've already pulled from the grid?" Gordon Barton
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Pictured: Gordon Barton from Thames Card Technology Ltd proudly holding the Low Carbon Business plaque in front of their familiar frontage on the arterial road at Rayleigh Weir (excuse the scale Gordon! )
Thames Card Technology Ltd received funding towards a ventilation and heat recovery system for the warehouse, enabling them to harvest surplus heat generated by the motors of the site compressors in place of a number of gas-fired heaters. Given the media that is stored therein, this needs to always be kept at a reasonable ambient temperature.
The firm contacted the Low Carbon Business team where our Business Energy Advisor explored all options available to them on site. It was apparent that, with a little investment the return on investment story would be good enough to proceed. Thames Card Technology Ltd applied for a carbon reduction ERDF grant from the Low Carbon Business programme for assistance towards the cost of this work (designed and installed by local firm Hawkes Refrigeration Engineers Ltd).
Thames Card Technology Ltd was successful in their grant application given the potential economic and environmental benefits and received 30% towards the costs.The firm is now looking at a reduction of 20.5 tonnes of CO2 and £3,600 in heating per annum though the project has already exceeded these expectations, delivering closer to £5.5K! Gordon and his directors will now be looking to reinvest these savings into other interventions also suggested such as LED panels and heat pumps.


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Rachel Matos wants Norwood residents to be fit and train hard.
Rachel Matos wants Norwood residents to be fit and train hard.
She opened Bella Fitness at 588 Pleasant St. in June, and the fitness studio offers personal training, nutrition coaching and group classes like Zumba, bar fusion and hot yoga.
"I want to make fitness fun. This isn't something you should do for a day or a week or a month," Matos said. "It is something you should make a part of your lifestyle, so you can maintain your goals for the long term."
To help make fitness fun, Bella Fitness offers a wide range of classes and routines. Equipment available for use includes kettlebells, agility ladders, medicine balls, body bars, free weights and yoga mats.
"We're always making up new routines. The goal is to make sure people don't do the same workout twice," Matos said. "It's different combinations of exercises, so they're always doing something different and are never bored of the routine."
Matos comes to Norwood with a three years experience as a fitness instructor.
"I started doing this in 2010. I was strictly doing in-home personal training," Matos said. "I also shared a space in Westwood, and moved into this place of my own."
She has also worked as an instructor at some gyms in Boston, and is certified by American College of Medicine and the Aerobic Fitness Association of America. She is also a certified Pilates, spin, Zumba and yoga instructor.
Her new fitness studio gives those who want to exercise in a private space, as opposed to a large gym, a place to go.
"It's private here. That is definitely a bonus. You're going to get a lot more individualized attention. It's customized to you and your lifestyle, and appointments are based around your schedule," Matos said.
She said different people have different fitness needs. Differences in age illustrates this: the classes for children would different from the classes for people in their 60s or 70s. However, there is a class available for everyone, regardless of age of physical fitness, as everyone from one-on-one training to boot camps to sports conditioning is offered.
"We are the best, absolutely. This is a very integrative program. We look at the body as a whole," Matos said. "We help people cultivate a more fit and healthy lifestyle."
Doing so requires more than just exercise. Those who are interested can participate in nutrition counseling. Healthy eating is vital to a healthy lifestyle, Matos said.
"It's all part of our lifestyle plan," Matos said. "You can do all the exercise in the world you want, but if the nutrition is not there, you're not going to see the results you want to see."
There needs to be a proper combination of eating well and exercise in order for any fitness program to work. Matos said 30 to 45 minutes of physical activity is a good goal to strive for. This physical activity can be anything from playing a team sport to walking the dog.
"To be generally fit and healthy, some physical activity is recommended every day," Matos said.
To learn more about Bella Fitness, you can visit its website at bellafitnesscompany.com, or you can contact Matos at email@example.com.
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Trudeau Says Anti-Refugee Graffiti Doesn't Show Canada's True Nature
CALGARY — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says anti-refugee graffiti that also calls him a traitor is not indicative of what Canada is all about.
A photo that Global ran of graffiti spray-painted on the side of Wilma Hansen junior high school in Calgary shows the words: "Syrians go home and die.''
It also says "Kill the traitor Trudeau.''
Global Calgary reported that a viewer had spotted the messages on the weekend.
A tweet from Trudeau on Monday afternoon says: "Canadians have shown the best of our country in welcoming refugees. That spirit won't be diminished by fear & hate.''
Canadians have shown the best of our country in welcoming refugees. That spirit won't be diminished by fear & hate. https://t.co/XS8M5mHReG
— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) February 15, 2016
Police have said they are investigating, but have provided no further details.
The walls have been cleaned up.
(Global Calgary, The Canadian Press)
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Joe Woodsworth, a senior manager with Surrey, B.C.-based Options Community Services picks up dozens of backpacks, each filled with school supplies for Syrian children. Operation Backpack is the idea of former 24Hours columnist Laila Yuile.
Malak arrived with her family in July after living in a Jordanian refugee camp for two years. Her teeth were so decayed the 5-year-old girl was kept up at night because of the pain until a local dentist stepped forward to help the family for free.
"Hopefully, together, we can prove that Canada in general and the Maritimes in particular are as generous and welcoming as the rest of the world thinks we are," P.E.I. artist Amy Seymour told HuffPost Canada.
In November, the Edmonton Oilers captain gave $10,000 to Edmonton's Mennonite Centre for Newcomers to support their work in helping to resettle incoming Syrian refugees. The donation helped the group meet its two-month goal in a single day.
The Guelph businessman made headlines last month after stepping forward to say he intended to spend $1.5 million to privately sponsor 50 Syrian refugee families to come to Canada. Estill explained he was tired of seeing refugee applications get snarled in long, bureaucratic processes. "I'm a businessperson, I'm very impatient, and we should just do it now," he said.
"It's really good to know that we're so compassionate and that we want to help," said Darrell McLeod of St. Clare's refugee family sponsorship group. "Everybody's very excited about it. Everyone's been really excited to make things happen."
Westbank Developments founder Ian Gillespie is behind many of downtown Vancouver's glitziest skyscrapers.A descendant of Irish immigrants, he made a pledge in November to furnish a 12-unit West End apartment complex and open it to incoming refugees. He also said he's exploring ways to help Syrians get jobs after they arrive in the city.
A small group of from the Keewatin Otchitchak traditional women's drum group gathered by baggage carousels to greet 17 Syrians to Treaty 1 with a song of welcome.
"I need to point out that the people who are desperate refugees are fleeing from the exact same people who perpetrated the kind of violence we saw in Paris and Beirut last week," the Calgary mayor told reporters a week after deadly attacks in France and Lebanon. "They're running away from the bad guys and, as such, we need to be able to open our arms to make sure that we can provide safety to these folks."
Christine Youssef (pictured) greets newly arrived Syrian relatives on a bus near Pearson International Airport in Mississauga on Dec. 11. Youssef and her mother are sponsoring 43 of their Syrian relatives to come to Canada. Thirteen have arrived and are staying at the family's small Scarborough, Ont. bungalow. Soon, nine of the relatives will move out, making room for more relatives to come in.
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Crystal Palace 2-3 Watford
- From the section Football
Gianfranco Zola made a winning start as Watford manager as two late goals sealed victory at Crystal Palace.
Owen Garvan had put Palace ahead with a 13th-minute penalty, before Martin Taylor tapped home an equaliser.
Palace regained the lead when Garvan lashed a shot beyond former Arsenal goalkeeper Manuel Almunia.
However, Almen Abdi levelled with a 25-yard effort before fellow new signing Matej Vydra struck from outside the box to snatch victory.
Zola, back in management since he was sacked by West Ham two years ago, will have been happy with his side's start as they fashioned the first two chances of the game, Joe Garner heading wide before Julian Speroni saved Abdi's shot.
However, it was Palace who took the lead when Wilfried Zaha was brought down inside the area by John Eustace and Garvan coolly converted.
Watford were level less than 10 minutes later as Speroni failed to hold Sean Murray's effort and the ball fell to Taylor, who made no mistake.
But Palace restored the lead in the 29th minute as Speroni's goal-kick was flicked onto Garvan, who controlled the ball before firing beyond Almunia.
The home side had chances to add to their advantage after that, but were made to pay for their profligacy as Abdi - on loan from Italian side Udinese - equalised with a superb long-range strike with two minutes remaining.
Fellow Udinese loanee Vydra then grabbed the winner with virtually the last kick of the game with a shot from outside the box.
Watford manager Gianfranco Zola:
"Matej Vydra is a player who has the qualities to make a good impression on this team. He is going to get better and better because he is still learning.
"The type of football we need to play is expansive so the players need to be in top condition. Give me time. I'm learning a lot from my players and learning a lot from this division.
"How far we can go is difficult to say, but we will give it [promotion] a go."
Crystal Palace manager Dougie Freedman:
"The last 10 minutes were obviously disappointing.
"I don't think we did enough to win the game but I thought we had done enough to get a draw. We just couldn't defend as a whole team in the end to come away with the points.
"A couple of our players will need time to settle in but as a defensive unit we have to be better than that to win games. We didn't focus on our jobs as well as we should have. There are no excuses and we will move on quickly."
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Lineup, Bookings (2) & Substitutions (4)
Crystal Palace
- 01 Speroni
- 02 Ward
- 06 Martin
- 21 Moxey
- 28 Ramage
- 04 Parr (Wright - 72' )
- 08 Dikgacoi
- 10 Garvan
- 15 Jedinak
- 16 Zaha
- 18 Wilbraham
- 34 Price
- 03 Wright
- 26 Parsons
- 22 O'Keefe
- 25 De Silva
- 24 Appiah
- 29 Sekajja
- 01 Almunia
- 03 Dickinson Booked
- 05 Taylor
- 12 Doyley
- 33 Nosworthy
- 04 Eustace (Vydra - 59' Booked )
- 07 Yeates
- 08 Hogg
- 16 Murray (Smith - 79' )
- 22 Abdi
- 25 Garner (Iwelumo - 79' )
- 30 Bond
- 02 Hodson
- 29 Thompson
- 11 Forsyth
- 28 Smith
- 10 Iwelumo
- 20 Vydra
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Full Time The game is over, as the referee blows his whistle.90:00 +3:37
Assist on the goal came from Carl Dickinson.90:00 +3:37 Goal scored
Goal! - Matej Vydra - C Palace 2 - 3 Watford Matej Vydra finds the net with a goal from the edge of the area to the top right corner of the goal. Crystal Palace 2-3 Watford.90:00 +3:28 Booking
Booking Matej Vydra booked.90:00 +1:24
Aaron Wilbraham gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Mark Yeates. Carl Dickinson restarts play with the free kick.89:49
Almen Abdi takes a shot. Save made by Julian Speroni.87:51 Goal scored
Goal! - Almen Abdi - C Palace 2 - 2 Watford Almen Abdi finds the net with a goal from outside the area to the bottom left corner of the goal. Crystal Palace 2-2 Watford.82:34
Connor Smith is penalised for handball and concedes a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Mile Jedinak.82:06
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Joel Ward by Connor Smith. David Wright takes the free kick.81:28
Free kick taken by Wilfried Zaha.81:28 Booking
Booking Carl Dickinson receives a caution.81:15
Unfair challenge on Wilfried Zaha by Carl Dickinson results in a free kick.78:27 Substitution
Substitution Connor Smith comes on in place of Sean Murray.78:27 Substitution
Substitution Chris Iwelumo comes on in place of Joe Garner.77:29
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Owen Garvan, Mile Jedinak has a headed effort from close range and clears the crossbar.76:19
Foul by Almen Abdi on Mile Jedinak, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Julian Speroni.71:41 Substitution
Substitution David Wright replaces Jonathan Parr.71:25
Shot from outside the area by Carl Dickinson misses to the left of the goal.70:46
Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Sean Murray from the left by-line, Mile Jedinak makes a clearance.69:41
Jonathan Hogg gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Wilfried Zaha. Owen Garvan restarts play with the free kick.
Mile Jedinak challenges Carl Dickinson unfairly and gives away a free kick. Sean Murray delivers the ball from the free kick right-footed from left channel, save made by Julian Speroni.65:11
Shot by Sean Murray from outside the box goes high over the target.62:48
Lloyd Doyley challenges Jonathan Parr unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Owen Garvan.62:11
Joe Garner is penalised for a handball. Free kick taken by Jonathan Parr.59:15
Inswinging corner taken by Sean Murray, clearance made by Aaron Martin.58:23 Substitution
Substitution John Eustace leaves the field to be replaced by Matej Vydra.57:21
Free kick awarded for a foul by Jonathan Parr on Mark Yeates. Free kick taken by Carl Dickinson, Shot from deep inside the area by John Eustace clears the bar.55:42
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Sean Murray by Jonathan Parr. Free kick taken by Martin Taylor.50:51
Kagisho Dikgacoi concedes a free kick for a foul on Sean Murray. Free kick taken by Mark Yeates.45:01
The referee starts the second half.45:00 +2:10 Half time
Half Time The ref blows to end the first period.37:24
Free kick awarded for a foul by Joe Garner on Aaron Martin. Julian Speroni takes the free kick.36:27
Mark Yeates has an effort at goal from just outside the box which goes wide of the left-hand post.33:01
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Owen Garvan from the right by-line, Kagisho Dikgacoi takes a shot. Martin Taylor manages to make a clearance.32:28
Short corner worked by Wilfried Zaha.28:55 Goal scored
Goal! - Owen Garvan - C Palace 2 - 1 Watford Owen Garvan gets on the score sheet with a goal from close range to the bottom right corner of the goal. Crystal Palace 2-1 Watford.27:54
Headed effort from close range by Joe Garner goes wide left of the goal.26:29
Foul by Jonathan Parr on Lloyd Doyley, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Nyron Nosworthy.21:55 Goal scored
Goal! - Martin Taylor - C Palace 1 - 1 Watford Martin Taylor finds the back of the net with a goal from close range low into the middle of the goal. Crystal Palace 1-1 Watford.21:32
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Carl Dickinson from the right by-line.21:14
Effort from outside the box by Mark Yeates goes wide right of the target.19:43
Joe Garner produces a header from inside the area that goes over the crossbar.19:19
Short corner taken by Carl Dickinson.18:28
Unfair challenge on Mark Yeates by Joel Ward results in a free kick. Mark Yeates crosses the ball from the free kick right-footed from left channel, clearance by Joel Ward.16:58
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Joe Garner by Aaron Martin. Mark Yeates restarts play with the free kick.14:53
The offside flag is raised against Joe Garner. Direct free kick taken by Julian Speroni.14:17
Dean Moxey challenges Lloyd Doyley unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Manuel Almunia.13:23
Free kick awarded for a foul by Lloyd Doyley on Jonathan Parr. Owen Garvan crosses the ball in from the free kick.12:38 Goal scored
Goal! - Owen Garvan - C Palace 1 - 0 Watford Placed penalty scored by Owen Garvan. Crystal Palace 1-0 Watford.11:34
John Eustace gives away a Penalty for an unfair challenge on Wilfried Zaha.11:25
Outswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Owen Garvan.8:43
Wilfried Zaha has an effort at goal from outside the area missing to the wide right of the goal.7:37
Lloyd Doyley fouled by Wilfried Zaha, the ref awards a free kick. The free kick is swung in left-footed by Carl Dickinson.5:33
Almen Abdi takes a shot. Save by Julian Speroni.3:22
Headed effort from close range by Joe Garner goes wide left of the target.0:00
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Conference will bring together families and medical professionals to discuss Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome treatment and support offerings.
Published on: 06/20/2016
MIAMI- Children and families from all over the world will travel to Nicklaus Children's this month to take part in the Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome (BWS) Family Conference from June 24 to June 26. The event brings together families and medical professionals to discuss the latest medical treatments and support offerings for the syndrome, which affects one in 13,000 children.
BWS is a genetic congenital overgrowth syndrome with symptoms that can affect all systems of a child's body. Many children with BWS are born prematurely and with a large birth weight. These children typically have varying symptoms such as an enlarged tongue, overgrowth of one half of the body, low blood sugar, hernias, liver tumors, or an enlarged heart. Because symptoms can vary in severity, some children may go undiagnosed or receive diagnosis later in life when secondary symptoms arise.
Dr. Chad Perlyn, Pediatric Plastic Surgeon at Nicklaus Children's Hospital, is one of few in the nation who specializes in the treatment of children with BWS, particularly craniofacial anomalies such as tongue reduction/reconstruction surgery.
"We have witnessed firsthand how these treatment techniques have changed the lives of children with the syndrome. It not only improves their quality of life physically, but also emotionally by improving their overall self-esteem," said Dr. Perlyn.
"We have witnessed firsthand how these treatment techniques have changed the lives of children with the syndrome. It not only improves their quality of life physically, but also emotionally by improving their overall self-esteem," said Dr. Perlyn.
Founded in 1950 by Variety Clubs International, Nicklaus Children's Hospital – part of Miami Children's Health System – is South Florida's only licensed specialty hospital exclusively for children, with more than 740 attending physicians and over 220 pediatric subspecialists. The 289-bed hospital is renowned for excellence in all aspects of pediatric medicine with several specialty programs ranked among the best in the nation in 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016-17, by U.S. News & World Report. The hospital is also home to the largest pediatric teaching program in the southeastern United States and has been designated an American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) Magnet facility, the nursing profession's most prestigious institutional honor. For more information, visit nicklauschildrens.org.


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Cristina Cobb-Adams will enter her fourth season at UTEP as an assistant softball coach. Cobb-Adams focused primarily on the pitching staff, while assisting with hitting.
UTEP finished the 2016 season with a 23-32 record, including a 13-11 mark in Conference USA action – the first ever winning conference record in school history. The Miners also advanced to the C-USA Tournament for the first time since the 2010 season, while rallying to defeat FIU, 5-4, on May 11 for their first postseason victory since 2009.
Cobb-Adams mentored the pitching staff for just the second season and saw great improvements. In 2016, UTEP tossed three shutouts. The highlight was when junior Kaitlin Fifield tossed a no-hitter against Texas A&M-C.C. during a 2-0 win in College Station on Feb. 27. It was the first no-no since 2010, and sixth overall. Fifield was also named C-USA co-Pitcher of the Week on Feb. 28, which was also the first pitcher of the week accolade since the 2010 season. Senior Danielle Pearson kept zeros across the board in a pair of outings – the first at UNLV (6-0) and the second against LA Tech in El Paso (8-0 run-rule win). The staff's three goose eggs were the most since the 2010 season. Miner hurlers also threw 27 complete games in 2016, the third most in school history and most since 2010 (29 CGs).
UTEP's overall ERA (5.33) was the lowest since 2013, while its walks (166) and wild pitches (15) are the fewest in program history. The Miners' 3.41 walks allowed per seven innings are the third lowest in school history. The staff also cut down on home runs allowed, as the Miners gave up 39 dingers compared to 49 given up in 2015 and 48 in 2014.
Though Cobb-Adams mainly focused on the pitchers, she also assisted with other facets of the program. The Miners set school records in multiple statistical categories, as they finished with the best batting average (.307) in school history, most hits (451), most assists (533), most double plays turned (30) and highest fielding percentage (.962). UTEP's slugging percentage (.476) is second best, while its 85 doubles and 699 total bases are also second most. The Miners hit 51 home runs, the fourth most in school annals and most since hitting 50 in 2007. The defense also committed 61 errors, the third fewest in program history. UTEP's .55 double plays per game ranked no. 1 in C-USA and seventh nationally, while its doubles per game (1.55) ranked first in conference and 29th nationally. The Miners' team batting average ranked third in conference and no. 48 nationally, while their home runs per game (.93) ranked second in C-USA and 58th nationally.
The 2015 season saw a UTEP pitcher record more strikeouts than walks for the first time since 2011. Fifield registered 90 Ks and 73 walks. Fifield's nine victories were the most since Courtney Auger's eight wins in 2011. Fifield produced solid home numbers, assembling an 8-3 record with a 2.10 ERA, 43 Ks and 23 walks in 60.0 innings.
The offense hit .293, ranking second best average in school history. It was also the first time in school history that the Miners hit .290 or better for a second consecutive season. The team tallied 416 hits – the third most in program history and 14 more knocks than the season before.
Also on the offensive, the Miners grinded out 12 triples, tying the single-season record, while hitters set a school record by only striking out 189 times. Defensively, a school record was set as the Miners tallied 489 assists, while their 21 double plays turned tied a program record.
The Miners won nine Conference USA games for a second consecutive season. UTEP's 18 league wins the last two seasons is the most since winning 19 during the 2009 and 2010 campaigns.
UTEP began C-USA play with a 3-0 record after sweeping Middle Tennessee on March 8 and 9 in El Paso. It was the third time in school history the Miners started league play undefeated. Following the sweep of the Blue Raiders, the Orange and Blue swept a two-game series against Texas Tech at the Helen of Troy Softball Complex. The Miners began the home season undefeated (5-0). UTEP finished its home schedule with an 11-7 record, matching its 2014 home mark.
The Miners ended the 2014 season with nine league wins after winning just six the past three seasons, while their 17 overall wins were the most in four seasons. The season-ending 4-1 victory over East Carolina on May 4 was only the second time UTEP ended a season with a win - the last coming to end the 2006 season, a 5-1 win over UAB on May 7.
UTEP recorded its' first-ever road sweep of a conference opponent - a three-game cleanup over LA Tech on March 15-16. The Miners also completed a conference home sweep over Middle Tennessee (April 12-13). It was the first home sweep of a league foe since the 2010 season.
Offensively, UTEP finished with a team batting average of .290 - third best in program history at the time. The team's 402 hits is fifth time the Miners have reached 400+ hits in a season.
Defensively, after compiling 89 errors in 2012 and 81 in 2011, the Miners committed 69 errors - the fourth least in program history. Their .952 fielding percentage was the best since the 2011 season (.953).
Cobb-Adams was an assistant at Portland State under Echo-Hawk for the 2013 season. Prior to Portland State, she had spent the previous five years as an assistant coach at Princeton, her alma mater. Cobb-Adams helped the Tigers to the Ivy League Championship in 2008.
The 2006 graduate of Princeton University was a four-year starter at shortstop for the Tigers. She helped guide Princeton to three Ivy League Championships and a trio of NCAA Regional appearances (2003, 2005 and 2006). She earned All-Ivy League honors twice and was a team captain her senior season.
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Police are searching for three people following a home invasion robbery in Holladay early Friday morning.
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A Houston-area school district has disciplined several teachers after a student received a mock award naming her "most likely to become a terrorist."
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Masked gunmen riding in three SUVs opened fire Friday on a packed bus taking Coptic Christians on a visit to a monastery south of Egypt's capital, killing at least 28 people, including two little children, authorities said.
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Donald Trump's administration is pledging a Supreme Court showdown over his travel ban after a federal appeals ruled that the ban "drips with religious intolerance, animus and discrimination."
Trump meeting with G-7 leaders after going on offensive
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In the Middle East, President Donald Trump was feted with pageantry, the leaders of Saudi Arabia and Israel seemingly in competition to outdo the other with the warmth of their welcomes and the depth of their pledges of cooperation.
United Utah Party announces Jim Bennett as candidate for 3rd Congressional District
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The new United Utah Party announced Friday morning Jim Bennett will be its candidate for Utah's 3rd Congressional District seat.
Nu Skin had Utah's top-paid CEO with $10.3M paycheck
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A new survey finds the top-paid CEO in Utah made $10.3 million last year as the head of Nu Skin Enterprises, Inc.
Bears Ears Monument designation draws thousands of comments
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Should the 1.35-million acre Bears Ears Monument designation remain intact or should it be rescinded or the boundaries altered as the result of a review by the U.S. Department of Interior? A public comment period ends Friday.
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You need to be aware and vocal of the mistreatment that you may face when dealing with your insurance company after the damage has been done. Here are 4 ways insurance companies are trying to cheat you after a car accident.
Release date set for woman convicted in overdose death
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A woman sent to prison for providing drugs to a man who fatally overdosed but did nothing to help him will be released in September.
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Student's service animal featured in Summit County high school yearbook
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Remember the joy of getting your yearbook back, checking your picture and getting friends to sign it? That was all the rage at North Summit High this week, especially because of a particular page in their yearbook that's getting a lot of attention.
Filipino troops, gunships fight militants in southern city
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Philippine troops backed by armored vehicles and rocket-firing helicopters fought to re-take control of a city that has been under attack by gunmen linked to the Islamic State group since a raid earlier this week failed to capture one of Asia's most-wanted militants.
'I lost my mind,' says teen charged with murdering ranch counselor
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A 17-year-old boy was ordered Thursday to stand trial for aggravated murder after police say he violently beat a staff member to death while attempting to escape from a rehabilitative youth ranch in southern Utah.
Crews extinguish fire at firefighter's home in Lehi
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Crews extinguished a fire at the home of a West Valley City firefighter Thursday afternoon in Lehi.
2017 Tour of Utah announces race route
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Professional cyclists from around the world will compete in the 13th annual Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah, which announced its 2017 race route Thursday.
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FBI probes Kushner-Russia meetings; more documents sought
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And I a kite in a November sky
And they should shut up because I am slow
With bare fingers, nose, lips and ears.
And the exhaust smells like the sticky heater indoors.
Chain wire looks more hateful than usual
And children like white,
But instead of obscene colours to gouge upon it
They use their feet.
And the aftermath soup of no design is all relative
But no one ever gave a shit about the canvas anyway.
Jimmy's nose cries into his lips
But he's six and only remembers how soap tastes.
He dramatizes how he threw snow at Elle but broke through ice
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Using the writer's guide for Sesame Street and a mouth with holes in it,
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Boston Celtics center Shaquille O'Neal traveled with the team to Houston Thursday for the start of a three-game road trip Friday night against the Rockets.
While O'Neal might not even return to game action during this trip, it's an encouraging sign in his recovery from right foot injuries that have sidelined him since Feb. 1. According to the Celtics, the entire team made the trek, except for Jermaine O'Neal, who continues to work out on his own away from the team as he eyes a return before the end of the regular season.
With the Celtics trekking to New Orleans on Saturday, Shaquille O'Neal clearly has motivation to return to his old stomping grounds. But making his weekly appearance on Boston sports radio WEEI (850 AM) Thursday, Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge noted O'Neal's activity will ramp up with the trip.
"I think about a week ago we re-evaluated and readjusted," said Ainge. "He came back [to Boston] a couple of weeks ago [after Boston's post-All-Star West Coast trip] with the hopes of playing by now, but I think there was a little bit of a setback. He's with the team on the trip just to get some shootarounds and some practice time in, but it's just day to day. He still feels a little bit of discomfort there. I think we still feel the same way, that he'll be fine, it's just a matter of when."
Ainge also expanded on O'Neal's setback, which further delayed his return.
"No, I think it was a legitimate setback," Ainge said. "He still feels some discomfort in his Achilles periodically, and so we're not going to put him out there yet. I think that it's always a question of, 'OK, you're going to have a little bit of discomfort anyway, do you need to just go play, and just get back in rhythm and play through it? Or will it completely heal and you will have no discomfort if you give it a little bit more time?' That's always the question. I'm not sure there's a perfect answer."
Chris Forsberg covers the Celtics for ESPNBoston.com.


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Use your favorite jam or jelly in Jelly-Cheddar Thumbprints. These little bites are the perfect combination of savory and sweet.
- 2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 cups (8 oz.) freshly shredded white Cheddar cheese
- 1 cup butter, softened and cut into 1-inch pieces
- Jam or jelly
How to Make It
Pulse flour, shredded cheese, and butter in a food processor at 5-second intervals until dough forms a ball. Shape dough into 3/4-inch balls; place 2 inches apart on lightly greased baking sheets. Press thumb in center of each to make an indentation. Cover and chill 30 minutes. Bake, in batches, at 350° for 15 to 18 minutes or until light golden brown. Transfer to wire racks; cool 30 minutes. Spoon 1/4 tsp. desired jam or jelly into each indentation.