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Gymnastics Workout: Cycle 3, Week 6, Day 4
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The third cycle of the Gymnastics Workouts will focus on progression with repetition. What makes a gymnast so good at their sport is repetition of skills. To become better and stronger at a particular skill, you need to work that skill on a regular basis. In this cycle we will be concentrating on a few skills that we will repeat every week.
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PRINCETON, N.J. - In the final tune-up before the Indoor Heptagonal Championships next weekend, the University of Pennsylvania women's track & field team competed at the Princeton Invitational on Saturday.
Sophomore Heather Bong highlighted the meet for the Quakers with a win in the 60 meters. She was tops in her heat and second overall in the preliminaries with a time of 7.83. Then, in the finals, Bong won the event with a career-best time of 7.76.
Senior Davielle Brown matched a career-best in the pole vault. She already holds second place in the school record book and equaled that mark on Saturday. She cleared the bar at 3.80 meters (12 feet, 5 3/4 inches) on her final attempt and finished second. She came up just short of becoming the first Penn female to clear 3.90 meters.
In the long jump, freshman Gillian Berger set a personal best and finished third. Her final jump of the day was the best of her collegiate career thus far. She landed at 5.56 meters (18-03 ft.).
Freshman Shannon McCarthy was fourth in the 800 meters at 2:18.21 while classmate Gabriella Cuccia was fifth at 2:18.27.
Many of the Quakers had the weekend off in preparation for the 2013 Indoor Heptagonal Championships which are scheduled for Feb. 23-24 at Harvard's Gordon Track.


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Yeargan named to new posts at the Yale School of Drama and Yale Repertory Theatre
Yale School of Drama alumnus Michael Yeargan, currently the resident set designer at the Yale School of Drama, has been appointed co-chair of the Design Department, effective July 1. Yeargan will serve alongside current co-chair Stephen Strawbridge.
Yeargan, who will succeed Ming Cho Lee, the Donald M. Oenslager Professor of Design, will also serve as set design adviser for Yale Repertory Theatre.
"Ming Cho Lee's leadership in recruiting brilliant faculty and superbly gifted students, and his dedication to training students in all disciplines of design, have kept Yale School of Drama and its graduates at the absolute forefront of the field," says James Bundy, dean of the School of Drama. "We are fortunate that he will continue to teach, lending his experience, insight, and impassioned artistry to our training."
Bundy continued: "Combining extraordinary sophistication with deeply resourceful creativity and the most generous collaborative spirit, Michael is uniquely positioned to join Steve Strawbridge in providing the next generation of leadership to the Design Department, maintaining its storied place in the history of the school and the profession."
Yeargan has taught at the School of Drama since 1973. His credits at the Yale Rep include "The Winter's Tale," "Hay Fever," and the world premiere of Stephen Sondheim's "The Frogs," which was staged in the Yale swimming pool. A two-time Tony Award winner, his Broadway credits include "The Light in the Piazza," "South Pacific," and "Joe Turner's Come and Gone." In London's West End, he designed "Becket," "Cyrano de Bergerac," and the musical "Napoleon." Internationally known for his work in opera, he has designed many productions for the Met and New York City Opera. Upcoming projects include "L'Elisir d'Amore," which opens the season at the Met next year, and the Australian company of "South Pacific" this summer.


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The Energy Chef: Cooking Soup Con Saborby Herb Mesa in Uncategorized, October 22, 2010
Fall weather is here, and nothing makes me happier on a cold day (or any day, for that matter) than a bowl of soup. Soup can be the perfect healthy cool-weather meal: it's low-maintenance, chock-full of vegetables and can be low-calorie if you limit fatty ingredients and garnishes.
In Latin culture, soup is a staple, like my flavorful version of caldo callego made with kale, chorizo and white beans. We like to serve our soup with a lime wedge and a little hot sauce — believe me, it makes the flavors pop!
Herb's Caldo Callego (Kale and White Bean Soup)
Yield: 6 servings
4 packets powdered chicken bouillon or bouillon cubes
8 cups water
1 4-ounce link Spanish chorizo, sliced
3 potatoes, peeled and cubed
3 turnips, peeled and sliced
1/4 pound smoked ham, diced
1/2 pound fresh kale, chopped
1 medium onion, sliced
1 can (15.5 oz.) Cannellini beans, undrained
1/2 tsp. adobo all-purpose seasoning with pepper
1 packet sazon without annato (available in the Latin section of most grocery stores)
In a large pot on medium high, combine bouillon, water, chorizo, potatoes, turnips, ham, greens and onion. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer, uncovered for 50 minutes. Stir in beans, adobo and sazon. Simmer, covered, for 10 minutes, or until potatoes are tender.
Nutrition Information Per Serving ( 1 1/3 cups each) :
Calories: 317
Total Fat: 7 grams
Saturated Fat: 2.5 grams
Total Carbohydrate: 46 grams
Protein: 16 grams
Sodium: 1348 milligrams
Cholesterol: 23 milligrams
Fiber: 8 grams
Next Food Network Star season 6 finalist Herb Mesa is a restaurant-trained chef, a self-taught healthy cuisine chef and a certified personal trainer. Herb teaches "balance through food and fitness," and works as a personal chef and trainer in Atlanta.


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MELBOURNE musician Liz Stringer stood at the Folk Rhythm and Life festival in Bilyana a few years ago chatting with fellow musicians and fans, soaking up the friendly, easy atmosphere before her performance.
At last year's festival it was a different scenario for Stringer, a singer/songwriter and one of nine Australian Music Prize nominees announced at last night's free Amp Alive concert in Federation Square.
Stringer's album Warm In the Darkness, her fourth, was so well received it left little time to relax last year as her touring schedule became increasingly busy. When she wasn't playing with her own band she was sharing stages with Suzanah Espie, Chris Altmann, Mia Dyson, Van Walker and Jordie Lane among others.
"It was great and I love doing different stuff, doing my tours and mixing it up ... creatively it's good because you think differently about how you play (and) I had a really good time," she said.
The critical success of Warm In the Darkness, which Stringer says is "more accessible" then her previous albums, has thrust it into the company of Tame Impala's Lonerism, The Presets Pacifica and fellow Melburnian Grand Salvo's Slay Me In My Sleep as contenders for the $30,000 AMP prize money. The winner will be crowned on March 7.
"You want people to listen to it and get something out of it," Stringer says of the album she completed 18 months ago, admitting "it took longer to make than I intended and it feels like a long, long time ago".
Enjoying some rare down time, Stringer looked on last night at Federation Square as fellow nominees Grand Salvo, Jess Ribeirio & the Bone Collectors and Hermitude played songs from their celebrated albums.
Judge and Age Journalist Chris Johnston said the eighth year of the AMP, the most respected music award in the country, had been the best yet and "the quality of the entries" made it difficult to compile a shortlist from a field of more than 300 albums.
"Some of those that missed out on the shortlist were some of the best Australian albums of the year and there were some upset judges during the process," he said.
"Personally I'm thrilled to see Jess Ribeirio and Liz Stringer on the shortlist alongside the likes of The Presets and Tame Impala."
Founder and prize director Scott Murphy said "hats off to the judges," who compiled a longlist of 71 albums before narrowing that down to the final nine, which also includes Flume, who plays at Sunday's Laneways Festival; and hip hop artists Daily Meds and Urthboy.
Previous AMP winners include the Jezabels, Lisa Mitchell, Eddy Current Supression Ring and the Drones.
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers starting QB Drew Willy pronounced himself fit and ready to go for the Banjo Bowl this Sunday at Investors Group Field after practicing on Thursday for the first time since injuring his ankle in a Bombers loss to the Saskatchewan Roughriders in Regina last Sunday.
"I feel okay. I'm definitely looking forward to being out there and playing in front of our great crowd. It's obviously a huge game for us and we're looking forward to it," Willy told reporters after practice at Investors Group Field.
"I'll be out there and ready to go."
Willy was asked if his lukewarm self-assessment of feeling "okay" is expected to improve as the week goes on.
"I think I'll only get better. It will just keep progressing. Every single day, I've been getting treatment. I felt pretty good out here today."
Willy was injured during his team's loss to the Riders but did return to finish the game.
Willy's return to the practice field was about the only good news on the injury front for the Bombers:
- Injured linebacker/long-snapper Ian Wild didn't practice Thursday. And while head coach Mike O'Shea repeated that he's hopeful Wild might still play at IGF against the Riders this Sunday, he had special teamer Carl Fitzgerald working on his long-snapping during practice;
- Slotback Nick Moore (high ankle sprain) didn't practice and O'Shea agreed that his estimate to reporters on Wednesday that Moore could be out "a couple weeks" was a best case scenario and could in fact be much longer than that. Romby Bryant took first-team reps in place of Moore;
- Defensive lineman Jason Vega took first team reps after sitting out last Sunday's game as a healthy scratch. Vega is filling in for Kashawn Fraser, who started the last couple weeks but got hurt on Sunday. Fraser was a spectator on Thursday;
- Offensive linemen Patrick Neufeld and Matthias Goossen, who both sat out last Sunday with injuries, are still hurt and won't play again this week, said O'Shea. The first-team O-line at practice on Thursday was the same as the Bombers used in Regina - right tackle Cordarro Howard, right guard Jarvis Jones, centre Steve Morley, left guard Chris Greaves and left tackle Glenn January;
- Defensive end Thaddeus Gibson, who the Bombers acquired in a trade with Toronto this week, hasn't yet joined the Bombers in Winnipeg. O'Shea explained Gibson had a trip planned for what is a bye week for the Argos this week and was told he could go ahead and take it as he wasn't going to play this week anyway.
In other Bombers news on Thursday, former Winnipeg wide receiver Chris Matthews - the 2012 CFL rookie of the year - was cut from the practice roster of the Seattle Seahawks. Matthews has workouts planned for this week with two other NFL teams.
The Bombers are in talks with Matthews and would love to have him back in Blue and Gold, but the Ottawa Redblacks are also expected to be aggressive bidders if Matthews is unable to land another NFL gig.
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Johnson values the leadership skills and dedication of veterans. So much so, that our faculty includes George William Casey, Jr., former four-star US Army General and 36th US Army Chief of Staff.
You will find a very unique supportive environment here. Johnson is committed to supporting our veteran students intellectually, socially, and financially. As a veteran, you bring a unique facet to the entire Johnson student body and we are all enriched by your leadership experiences. When you come to Cornell, you become part of an extensive network of more than 300,000 alumni, including 13,000 Johnson graduates. Connect with Cornell's Military Community and explore the web portal to discover the programs and services available to our active military and veteran students, faculty, staff, and alumni.
Our unique Immersion Program allows veterans to quickly get up-to-speed as career-changers. That first-year deep dive into a subject matter is good for any career changer, but can be especially true for veterans as you transition back to the academic environment and into the world of business. You can go with confidence into your internship with four or five accounting courses under your belt, as compared to the one you would acquire at other b-schools.
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Classmates of Grant Miller, MBA '16, gathered in Sage Hall to attend his promotion to Lt. Commander, U.S. Navy. Bill Huling, associate dean for alumni affairs and development, and retired Lt. Colonel, U.S. Army, officiated the ceremony.
West Point Cadets from the Management Program at the United States Military Academy joined veterans in the Johnson MBA program to learn about the MBA program and discuss the complementary effects of their military leadership experience and educational development at Johnson.
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President Abraham Lincoln's time in Indiana has been dramatized in many forms for twenty-five years at Lincoln Ampitheatre in Perry County. When the ampitheatre's construction was completed in 1987, the play Young Abe Lincoln was staged there for the first time. In 2009, LINCOLN: Upon the Altar of Freedom was produced in honor of Lincoln's 200th birthday. Now a new two-act musical play, which will incorporate several of the area's young actors, makes its World Premiere this weekend.


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Falfurrias Students Use Goliad as Springboard to Smithsonian
AUSTIN, Texas — Three Falfurrias High School students took their award- winning history project to the top this summer to compete at the National Championship of the National History Day Program in Washington D.C.
The three students Shane Wilson and Christopher Morales, both 16, and Marlene Morales, 14, along with their faculty sponsor Sharon Wilson visited Goliad State Park in December to do research about the influence that the Spanish missions had upon the development of the modern day cattle industry. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department State Park employees Douglas Plant and Beth Ellis gave the students tours of Mission Nuestra Senora del Espiritu Santo de Zuniga and Mission Nuestra Señora del Rosario and worked with them to understand the role of the mission as a precursor to today's cattle industry.
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This earned them the opportunity to compete at the national level on June 13-17, at the University of Maryland near Washington D.C. The title and theme of the competition this year was "Exploration, Encounter, Exchange in History."
The students' exhibit placed 12th out of 90 in the Senior Group Exhibits category at the national competition. They were also asked to feature their exhibit at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History on June 16. The students said they were thrilled for theirs to be one of nine exhibits featured out of the 2,000 total competing exhibits. They said having their work displayed at the Smithsonian was as important an honor as winning a national award.
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Goliad State Park has requested that the students to display their award-winning exhibit in the park upon their return from Washington D.C.
Falfurrias High School has competed in National History Day for nine years. The school has a curriculum focused on the history of South Texas and they encourage students to take an interest in their own history. All students enrolled in social studies must do a project as part of their course work. The top three projects in each division then advance to regional competition. FHS students have advanced to the state competition for nine consecutive years and the national competition for six consecutive years. FHS students have worked with the State Park system on two other occasions involving projects.
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Cold snap hits S.A.
Updated 2:52 pm, Friday, October 26, 2012
Watch out, Vostok.
San Antonio reached a low of 59 degrees overnight, and all things being relative, that's a cold front for the Alamo City.
Forecaster Cory Van Pelt said even chillier temps are on the way.
"The colder stuff comes tonight with mid-40s," Van Pelt said. "Sunday and Monday could be 40 to 42 degrees in town and the mid-30s in the Hill Country."
Van Pelt said even though it's going to be in the 60s today, it could feel colder, "because we have a good north wind blowing."
There was just a trace of rain reported at the San Antonio International Airport, he said.
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Scattered showers are expected through the day, but nothing of monsoon proportions.
The jacket weather won't stick around too long. Next week, weather is supposed to be back to normal for this time of year, with highs back into the 70s.


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Canada thrilled Votto is playing in Classic
GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- Team Canada manger Ernie Whitt shuddered at the thought of a World Baseball Classic lineup without Joey Votto in it.
Twins first baseman/designated hitter Justin Morneau couldn't stand not knowing, so he reached out to the Cincinnati Reds first baseman, former MVP and Canadian baseball icon for some insight on his intentions.
There was some vacillation on Votto's part, but Canada eventually got some good news.
Votto's surgically repaired knee was healthy enough to play in the World Baseball Classic. Votto came to that conclusion after a series of Spring Training games that proved his durability, and he let the Canadians in on some good news a few days back.
"I would be lying to say that there wasn't some nervousness about Joey," Whitt said. "I can't tell you how excited we are to have a No. 3 hitter like him in there. We heard about it a few days ago, but we held it under our hats so he could make an announcement. Now that he has, I can say how thrilled we are that he's playing. He means an awful lot to this ballclub."
While the Canadians weren't surprised by Monday's official announcement, they were excited about Votto's formal addition.
"It's big for us. Joey's one of the best in the world, and having him on the team will make a huge difference for us in advancing and going further than we've ever gone," Morneau said. "I've been in contact with him over the past couple weeks, just to see where he was at and to make sure there was still a pretty good chance he was going to play. I know he had the desire. It was more about what the body would tell him during the spring. Everything's good to go, and we couldn't be more excited."


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Charlize vs. Fassbender + More: 9 Memorable Moments from 2012's MTV Movie Awards
Missed the 2012 MTV Movie Awards? We've got you covered! Charlize Theron kicked Michael Fassbender's arse, Johnny Depp jammed out, and more!
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As always here at BettyConfidential, we watch all those awards shows so you don't have to! Last night's 2012 MTV Movie Awards were epic, though, so in the event that you missed all the fun, here are our nine favorite moments. From Charlize Theron kicking Michael Fassbender's arse to Johnny Depp's jammin' acceptance speech, we've got the highlights right here. Ready? Aaaaand go!
Check out the full list of winners here!
1. Fun.'s Performance of "We Are Young"
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Fun. kicked the awards off right with a performance of their hit "We Are Young"—with a surprise appearance by Janelle Monae to help them out. Did they look dapper in their white suits or what?
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2. Joel McHale: Worst. Archery Teacher. EVER.
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The MTV Movie Awards have a long history of hilarious sketches to fill the space between award presentations (Jack Black and Sarah Michelle Gellar's 2002 The Lord of the Rings send-up, anyone?. This one with Community's Joel McHale as the world's worst archery teacher? Classic! Hunger Games star and Best Female Performance winner Jennifer Lawrence and Star Trek director J. J. Abrams also put in hilarious turns as the straight men to Joel's wacky "Lester Boonshaft" (what a name!).
3. Charlize Theron vs. Michael Fassbender: Aaaaaand FIGHT!
You have NO IDEA how much I wish I had a video of this one for you, but alas, none were to be found. Suffice to say that Prometheus co-stars Charlize Theron and Michael Fassbender's presentation of the Best Fight award didn't go quite as Michael had planned (or had it?). "I was thinking since I'm Irish, I would just handle this one," he told her onstage. "Yeah, you know, fighting Irish and all that. And considering you're a girl and all that." Cue the (actually planned) beat-down!
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Chocolate Factory Productions' ANTHONY RAPP - WITHOUT YOU Set for Boston, Edinburgh & London this Summer
Chocolate Factory Productions have announced a production of Anthony Rapp -WITHOUT YOU, based on Anthony Rapp's bestseller Without You: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and the Musical Rent, to begin performances in Boston on Tuesday, June 19th. The show, which is directed by Steve Maler, will continue at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this August and London's Menier Chocolate Factory until Septemeber 15.
In 1994 Anthony Rapp was working at a New York Starbucks and about to audition for a new musical by a young guy named Jonathan Larson. This is where Without You begins. Rapp shares his audition for Rent, getting cast, rehearsals, and his view from the stage during the tribute performance on the night after Jonathan's tragic death. Without You also details Anthony's achingly beauti ful relationship with his mother during this turbulent time. Featuring Anthony's own lyrics and melodies, stories adapted from his memoir, and the landmark songs of Rent, Without You is a valentine to the groundbreaking musical and celebrates all of our seasons of love.
Rapp's memoir Without You: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and the Musical Rent (Simon & Schuster, 2006)—about his struggle to balance the demands of life in the theatre with his responsibility to his family during his mother's battle with cancer—was a New York Times bestseller and is currently in its sixth paperback printing (and had nine hardcover printings).
Anthony Rapp has been acting and singing professionally since he was nine years old. He is best known for originating the role of Mark Cohen in Jonathan Larson's Tony Award- and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical, Rent, for which he shared an OBIE Award with the rest of the cast. He reprised his role in Chris Columbus's film version opposite other members of the original cast. Rapp recently visited the role once more with original cast member Adam Pascal in a national tour of the show. His Broadway credits include the revival of You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown and John Guare's Six Degrees of Separation. His Broadway debut was in Precious Sons with Judith Ivey and Ed Harris, for which he received an Outer Critics Circle Award and a Drama Des k nomination. His most recent stage appearance was in Second Stage Theatre's Some Americans Abroad. Film credits include Adventures in Babysitting, School Ties, Dazed and Confused, Six Degrees of Separation, Man of the Century, David Searching, Road Trip, and A Beautiful Mind (SAG Award nomination for ensemble). He has also appeared in Winter Passing, a film written and directed by his brother, Adam Rapp. On television, Rapp has appeared in "The Lazarus Man," "The X-Files," "The Beach Boys: An American Family," "Kidnapped" and "Law & Order: SVU." In 2000, he released h is debut album, Look Around. He has performed his music in clubs and at colleges throughout the country.
Steven Maler is a freelance theater, opera and film director and the founding Artistic Director of Commonwealth Shakespeare Company (CSC), which annually presents free productions of Shakespeare on the Boston Common.
The set design for Without You is by David Korins; lighting design is by Justin Townsend; sound design is by Gareth Owen; musical direction is by Dan Weiss; additional arrangements are by Tom Kitt. Without You is produced by Chocolate Factory Productions in association with Royal Family Productions.
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Venue: Modern Theatre at Suffolk University, Boston
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With reference to my interest in London Cemeteries I have been long aware of a book that was originally published in 1896, but has been reprinted a number of times since "The London Burial Grounds: notes on their history from the earliest times to the present day, by Mrs. Basil Holmes". I decided today that I really must buy a copy, these days I prefer to buy e-books so I did a Google search and up came a copy on the Hathi Trust website.
Those of you who have been reading the MadAboutGenealogy website for a while or who have heard me speak on genealogy subjects will know that I am a great fan of Google Books & Archive.org. Well the Hathi Trust is a similar organisation, I mentioned it in passing in January as they have a good run of the Gentleman's magazine, but feel it is worth posting about it again.
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and their joint aim is to ensure that the cultural record is preserved and accessible long into the future. My copy of Mrs Holmes book came from Yale University and I was allowed to download it as a PDF free of charge. I noticed that on each page is a small note saying that the digitisation was supported by Microsoft, so well done Mr Gates!
A general search using the term genealogy came up with 20,960 items, so enough to keep anyone busy on a wet Sunday afternoon. The site has a leaning towards American items, but there was enough English based material to make me put this site onto my Favourites List.
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It may take some getting used to, but the new home of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Manitoba Bisons will be called Investors Group Field.
The Winnipeg Football Club has extended a long-standing partnership with financial services giant Investors Group to include the naming rights of the new football stadium at the University of Manitoba, it was announced Wednesday. A stadium logo was also revealed, featuring the corporate IG logo, a black serif font with the name Investors Group Field and two white arches -- which will become the signature impression of the facility.
"This is a team that Winnipeggers take pride in... to be able to have some pride in the types of companies that are built, rooted and started here in Winnipeg, we feel that's a good thing," said Murray Taylor, president and CEO of Investors Group.
"We wanted to be a part of that."
Both the Bombers and Investors Group say the move was simply the right fit. Investors is a nationally recognized company based out of Winnipeg and has been a corporate partner with the Bombers for over 35 years -- two major factors in what the football operation was looking for when they put out the call for the naming rights earlier this year.
Jeff Thompson, the chief transition officer in charge is moving the Bombers into the new facility, said the club approached about 100 national and provincial companies during the process -- looking for the right fit both economically and publically -- before drafting a 12-year naming-rights commitment with Investors Group.
"We're very fortunate that we not only met all of our commercial requirements and needs, but we are also so fortunate to have this national company that is 80-plus years old, as we are, and totally aligned with our core values and principles," Thompson said.
The duration of the arrangement between the not-for-profit football club (with its new taxpayer-funded stadium) and the financial group runs until the 2024 season but the monetary details of the deal were not disclosed.
In 2001, the football club sold the naming rights to Winnipeg Stadium to Canad Inns, a Manitoba-based hotel chain, for $1.5 million over 10 years ($150,000 annually).
The deal wasn't great for the Bombers, as they had little leverage with a crumbling stadium and a product that didn't enjoy the rabid fanbase it does today.
Sources in the business community indicate the club was looking for at least $500,000 per year for the rights this time around, but Thompson wouldn't confirm that figure or expand on what Investors Group is on the hook for.
"We're very proud of having a 12-year deal that (meets) all of our financial requirements," he said.
The football stadium is the second sporting venue at the U of M campus that carries the Investors Group brand. The Investors Group Athletic Centre houses both the Bisons men's and women's basketball and volleyball teams, along with the Canadian national women's volleyball program.
The new 33,500-seat bowl stadium (which can be expanded to seat 40,000 for major events) is under construction. Blue Bombers interim CEO Ossama AbouZeid said the building is on schedule and doesn't anticipate any delays in the immediate future.
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As President Barack Obama's historic health care reform inches toward its final exam before the Supreme Court next month, a second front led by leaders of the Catholic Church has been growing against the Affordable Care Act.
Unlike the legal challenge by 26 states to the act's "individual mandate" that requires all Americans to purchase health insurance beginning in 2014, the bishops are actually demanding expansion of an accommodation in the act called the "refusal clause" that exempts them from including contraceptives and family planning services in their employee health insurance plans.
In December, Bishop Robert Lynch, leader of nearly a half-million Tampa Bay Catholics, vowed that unless the legislation is changed, his diocese will no longer provide health insurance to its 2,300 employees, and instead would pay employees cash to seek out their own health coverage, which is allowed under the law. The diocese's existing health plans do not cover contraceptives, sterilization or drugs such as Viagra.
Last week, Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., introduced the Religious Freedom Restoration Act that would effectively allow any employer with religious objections to avoid covering contraception in its health insurance plan.
"From a practical standpoint, this will force Catholic organizations to make an unacceptable choice: ignore a major tenet of their faith or not provide any insurance to their employees and be punished with a federal fine for violating 'Obamacare's' mandate on employers," Rubio wrote in an op-ed piece in the New York Post last Friday.
White House spokesman Jay Carney defended the refusal clause, noting that 28 states currently require insurers to cover the cost of contraceptives, and that requirements in California, New York and North Carolina are identical to those in the act. Insurance laws in Colorado, Georgia and Wisconsin have no exemptions for religious institutions, Carney added.
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Alexander Felson, an assistant professor at Yale in both the School of Foresty & Environmental Studies and the School of Architecture, is a different kind of urban ecologist.
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Mayor Sam Katz's inner circle has approved a package of new regulations governing outdoor advertising -- except for taxes on billboards and digital signs.
City council's executive policy committee voted this morning to approve outdoor-advertising regulations that ban digital moving type - that is, scrolling words on electronic signs - and creates other restrictions on animated signs.
But EPC held off on approving a billboard-tax hike that would have increased the tax burden on the average sign to $1,140 from $350.
The move followed a week of complaints by billboard companies Pattison Outdoor and CBS Outdoor, who called the proposed 380-per-cent tax hike unfair and excessive.
EPC voted 5-1 to approve the overall plan but defer changes to the taxes to early 2013, after the industry is consulted.
Council property committee chairman Jeff Browaty (North Kildonan) suggested the delay in order to ensure any hike would not adversely affect business. Last week, he said the outdoor-advertising was undertaxed.
Pattison sales director Joanne Koop said her industry expects to pay more – just not almost four times more than it currently pays in taxes. She said she was pleased to see EPC makes allowances for her concerns.
Digital-sign companies such as Zero Din, however, remain disappointed about the overall package of regulations.
Couns. Browaty, Scott Fielding (St. James-Brooklands), Dan Vandal (St. Boniface), Mike Pagtakhan (Point Douglas) and Paula Havixbeck (Charleswood-Tuxedo) voted in favour of the plan.
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The status quo isn't going to cut it in Atlanta.
That much can be agreed upon as some measure of focus turns to the NHL's Atlanta Thrashers in the wake of the apparent resolution of the Phoenix Coyotes miracle/debacle (miracle to some, debacle to others) in Glendale, Ariz.
And so as pretty much has been in the case since Winnipeg's MTS Centre flung open its doors six years ago, there's a buzz in certain corners that will tell you of a plan, scheme, proposal, strategy, and conspiracy, all of it secret, to bring an NHL team back to the Manitoba capital.
Those that were certain the Coyotes would be playing at the MTS Centre after the Olympics, then by Easter, then by September, and even last week after a "deadline" of Dec. 31, have now moved on to the newest drive-by theory that the Thrashers will be playing in downtown Winnipeg by Friday.
Or by next week, or next month or certainly by the fall.
Atlanta may or may not be the league's next trouble spot, assuming Phoenix isn't in perpetuity, but it certainly has called some attention to itself by way of a very messy public fight among the former partners of Atlanta Spirit, the group that owns the Thrashers, the NBA's Hawks and Philips Arena.
After six years of squabbling, legal and otherwise, among a half-dozen owners, a resolution was reached last month and now Atlanta Spirit is basically down to two main players, Bruce Levenson and Michael Gearon.
Atlanta Spirit has made no secret of the fact that the Thrashers haven't been a profitable entity, but because there's the context of a larger entity, it's not the money pit that is the Coyotes or any number of other troubled NHL franchises.
Levenson has also made no secret that the group has sought new investors for years. He has speculated that at least one candidate has been scared away by the litigation.
The invitation for new partners remains open and now in a more stable atmosphere, it's reasonable to believe we'll find out soon if anyone's interested.
In the meantime, while it can be still classified as speculation, it's not a reach to see how Atlanta Spirit might be better off without the Thrashers. It might even be the scenario under which those elusive new investors find the partnership more attractive.
Certainly, there are wrinkles involved with arena dates and arena naming rights and the fact that selling an NHL franchise is a little more tricky than selling your car.
Given the team's low-end ticket revenues (fifth worst in a leaked 2008 report, and things certainly aren't appreciably better today) and bottom-three attendance of 12,746 so far this season, all of that in a tough sports town full of options, of course you can imagine the franchise more relevant and more viable in a hotbed puck market like, say, Winnipeg.
But before you line up Friday night's parking spot for the game between the Thrashers and Philadelphia Flyers, take time to consider the following.
Despite what "hot rumours" or buzz is out there courtesy of television panel discussions or tweets or blogs or columns, Atlanta Spirit doesn't have a gun to its head nor is it in bankruptcy or up against any other critical deadline.
It has none of the urgency for a hockey solution that was required in Glendale, where the NHL refused to own the team any longer.
Atlanta has an owner/owners. They have resources. They own their arena. The have no external force pressuring their hand. Internally, they may or may not want to divest themselves of hockey but the panic of the Glendale plot is missing completely.
As well, the NHL is not presently interested in another franchise stability saga, especially since it hasn't put the Coyotes matter legally and completely to bed just yet.
And there's also that little item that whatever Atlanta Spirit may wish to do, it has the authority to do just about none of it without the collaboration, blessing and royal assent from commissioner Gary Bettman's New York office.
If Bettman has a divine plan to this effect, he certainly hasn't shared it with anyone at True North Sports and Entertainment. The folks there have been, shall we say, entertained by the recent buzz and rumours but have assured that not so much as a preliminary conversation about the potential has taken place.
So while Bettman's deputy Bill Daly may be at-large saying some odd-but-true things about the Atlanta market, arena and fan dedication looking forward, the commissioner is on the record in words and deeds that he will go to all pains to keep franchises where they are and their values up.
As it stands today, none of that adds up to an appearance of the Thrashers in Winnipeg on Friday, by the end of the month, by Easter or even next fall.
We are a nation of coaches and general managers, 30 million strong. And some with blogs or websites or other audiences that think we're smarter than franchise owners and executives.
In recent times, it seems that everyone and anyone paying attention to the NHL question in Winnipeg is looking to book some "I-told-you-so," moment or prediction to be trotted out for credit when eventually the NHL comes to its senses and comes back to a hockey market.
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WORSHIPPERS and walkers alike made their way to the summit of Worcestershire's Bredon Hill today for the traditional Good Friday pilgrimage and to enjoy the spring sunshine.
Members of congregations from the Bredon Hill group of parishes met at Bredon's Norton village hall before leaving to climb the hill at 1pm.
A service on the hilltop was attended by the Bishop of Worcestershire, the Right Reverend Dr John Inge.
Here are a selection of tweets and pictures from people attending the service or simply enjoying the day on Bredon.
@BecHardisty: Beautiful walk, view and Good Friday service on the top of Bredon Hill. pic.twitter.com/xJ1yeGN7Wd— Rebecca Hardisty (@BecHardisty) April 18, 2014
Nice to meet @BishopWorcester up Bredon Hill today at the #GoodFriday service! pic.twitter.com/4fCVSK4OaR— Charlie Thomson (@charliethomson7) April 18, 2014
Crowds gathering for worship on top of Bredon Hill for worship. We adore you, O Christ, and we bless you ... pic.twitter.com/6EvGcxShsf— John Inge (@BishopWorcester) April 18, 2014
Beautiful morning on Bredon Hill today. pic.twitter.com/zcnkxT5U7m— John Wilson (@johnwilsonWN) April 18, 2014
Walked up Bredon hill didn't I...💪 pic.twitter.com/z2Imfv5X4P— Daniel Wilcox (@DanJWqpr) April 18, 2014
@rkieran From the barren hills of Palestine to the green hills of Bredon and the Malverns. pic.twitter.com/GKp9Vmx1Qh— Rebecca Hardisty (@BecHardisty) April 18, 2014
Bishop John's Easter message (video): Bishop John's Easter message 2014 from Diocese of Worcester on Vimeo.


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ROBOHELP 10: Creating CSS for a Topic
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A thought-provoking piece is up from the tremendous Brian Joura at Mets360.com about Gil Hodges' Hall of Fame case. Joura writes:
"Hodges had a very fine playing career and seems by all accounts to have been an outstanding person, too. It's a combination that has always led many people to conclude that he should be in the Hall of Fame. I'm sure it's an argument I made myself in my younger days. But unfortunately it just doesn't hold up to serious scrutiny."
Joura makes the case that with Hodges' WAR falling below that of Orlando Cepeda, 46.8 to 44.6, it is hard to justify his inclusion- especially with Cepeda himself a controversial pick. As I responded to Brian in his comments:
1. You seem to penalize Hodges twice for his era- bWAR, which has him essentially equal to Cepeda, already takes park/era into account. Speaking of WAR, World War II also delayed the start of his career.
2. You wrote that Hodges had three Gold Gloves- worth remembering that he won the first three ever awarded (began in 1957), and was the best-regarded defensive first baseman of his era for roughly a decade before that. In reality, his defensive case is far closer to a Keith Hernandez 11 GG) than, say, John Olerud (3 GG).
3. You write of his managerial career seperately, but they are combined in determining a candidate's HOF worthiness.
Put another way, Hodges' case is Cepeda offense plus Hernandez-level defense and a World Championship as a manager. I think he belongs.
The Hodges case itself is filled with close calls- most famously when his supporter Roy Campanella missed a Veterans' Committee vote due to illness, and Hodges fell a single vote shy. I can't claim to be unbiased here- my father was a Brooklyn Dodgers fan, loved Hodges, and we both belong to the Gil Hodges for the Hall of Fame mailing list. My hope is that this year's version of the Veterans' Committee sees it my way. The vote will be held on December 5. Here's hoping all of Hodges' supporters are feeling well enough to attend.
UPDATE: Brian has responded to my response, and I have responded to his response to my response. Worth checking out over in the comments section of his site.


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Beth Orton released her long-awaited fifth album Sugaring Season last month. She tells Andy Welch about the making of her first record in six years, and reflects on how marriage and having children has changed her for the better.
In 2006, Beth Orton announced she was pregnant. Later that year, she cancelled the tour to promote her fourth album The Comfort Of Strangers on the advice of a doctor, and, aside from the odd, very low-key show here or there, disappeared from view.
Six years on, she's back with a new album, Sugaring Season, perhaps her most direct and confident sounding work.
So what happened in between?
The short answer is "lots". The long answer is a little more complicated...
"Comfort Of Strangers came out in February 2006, and for some reason I lost so much confidence," says Beth on her tour bus between Seattle and Vancouver.
"Not because it didn't sell well, or this, that and the other, I just felt very vulnerable at that time. The album changed a lot of things in my life. Lots of painful stuff came up, and it left me feeling vulnerable, so the idea of being out in the public was really scary."
She says she tried a few performances to test the water, but they left her "earth-shatteringly frightened" and undid things even further.
Being pregnant didn't agree with her either. "I thought it was the end of the world when I found out I was pregnant," she says. "I thought, 'What am I doing?' and for so many reasons.
"I was on my own, and I ended up moving to a house in the middle of nowhere in Norfolk (in Diss, not too far from where she grew up in Dereham) when Nancy was born, just the two of us."
Fearful she was losing herself in motherhood, Orton started writing at a frantic pace, desperate to cling on to something of her own. One of the songs that arrived during that time and made it onto Sugaring Season is called Last Trees Of Autumn.
"I felt like I was hanging on to the last shred of me, you know, your last leaves of autumn, but my body was coming on like the first shoots of spring. It was like I was slowly coming alive whether I liked it or not."
Then she met American singer songwriter Sam Amidon, whom she married last year. They have a son, Arthur, giving Orton the family she always wanted, but never thought she'd have.
The change in circumstance prompted more songs to flow out of Orton, and when it came to recording the album she called Tucker Martine, acclaimed producer and husband of Portland-based artist Laura Veirs. (Veirs's Carbon/Glacier is one of Orton's favourite-ever albums.)
Martine agreed to work with her, and the pair started planning which musicians they would invite to join the project, then Orton headed for Oregon with Sam, Nancy and newborn Arthur for a whistlestop recording session. Although they were in Portland for two weeks, they had just three days with the full band to get things done.
"I never felt like we had any time constraints, even though we only had those three days," she says. "It was that easy, and everyone was so excited. From the moment I walked into the studio, I loved it.
"It's very rare. It was like this serendipitous thing. I went in with 18 songs, and I loved every one of them, but it got quickly whittled down. If it didn't come together really quickly, we moved on."
Orton's confidence has now fully returned, even surpassing previous levels. For the first time since her career began aged 19, after being discovered by Madonna collaborator William Orbit, she's had time to play with music in a way she never has before.
Ever since debut Trailer Park propelled her to critical acclaim in 1997, everything Orton has written and recorded has been released, and subsequently scrutinised, but having disappeared from the public eye, dropped by her record label EMI, and with the thought at the back of her mind that she'd never again release any music, she says she felt more free than ever - "like a child playing in the mud for the first time".
"A journalist said to me recently that I sound really happy on Sugaring Season," says Orton. "And I went on at them for ages saying it wasn't that black and white, that there are ups and downs to being a parent and all that.
"But when I think about it, I recorded this new album with my four-month-old son asleep on the sofa next to me and husband and daughter in the next room.
"It was a really happy time. It was lovely, as all this has been. Creating a family is something I've always longed for, you know, a proper family with a husband and kids.
"It's not something I ever thought would happen, but it has. And it's amazing."
Extra time - Beth Orton
:: Elizabeth Caroline Orton was born on December 14, 1970, in East Dereham, Norfolk.
:: Her parents separated when she was 11, with her father passing away shortly afterward. Her mother died when she was 19.
:: Her first release was a Japan-only album made with William Orbit called SuperPinkMandy, named after a doll she bought at a jumble sale when she was six.
:: Her first full album was Trailer Park, released in 1996. It was earned her two Brit nominations, a Mercury Prize nomination and a reputation for being the queen of comedown music.
:: She won the Brit for best female artist in 2000, the year her album Central Reservation came out.
:: Sugaring Season is a reference to the time of year maple trees are tapped for syrup.
:: Beth Orton's fifth album Sugaring Season is out now. She begins a UK tour in Sheffield on November 27.
Tour dates
27 - Sheffield City Hall
29 - Ashford, St Mary The Virgin,
30 - St Georges Church, Brighton
5 - London Union Chapel
7 - Bristol Thekla
9 - Manchester Royal Northern College of Music
10 - Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms
11 - Cardiff Glee Club
13 - Glasgow Oran Mor


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Our Best Pork Recipes
Pork Chops with Curried Plum Glaze and Grilled Plums [1]
This fruity spin on barbecued pork chops is special enough for company but ready in less than 45 minutes. For a complete meal, pair the recipe with a rice salad or simple steamed green beans or broccoli.
Roasted Pork with Apple-Walnut Salsa [5]
Who knew a pork shoulder seasoned with just salt and pepper could be so scrumptious? The recipe comes chef Marshall Paulsen of Minneapolis' Birchwood Cafe. The salsa recipe makes a very generous amount of the apple salsa, about 4 cups. It will keep fine for a day or so in the refrigerator to eat with leftovers, or just halve the recipe if you don't think you'll use it all. Any leftover pork makes a mean sandwich.
Porketta [9]
This moist pork roast preps quickly, then grills slowly as the herbs and garlic tucked inside work their way throughout the meat, leaving a blast of Italian flavor. Originally published in Midwest Living in 1992, it made our list of all-time best recipes in 2012.
Porketta [10]
Milk-Braised Pork with Cheesy Grits [13]
There are a lot of ingredients in this spruced-up comfort-food dish, but trust us, it's worth the effort for a weekend treat. The recipe from Michael Watz of Chicago was a finalist in our Best of the Midwest® recipe contest.
Grilled Pork with Cranberry Chutney [17]
This sweet-and-savory recipe features a Circle B Ranch product called Marina's Cranberry Chutney. Buy it at circlebranch.com [18] or just substitute another chutney.
Shredded Pork Posole [22]
Hominy is the signature ingredient in this traditional, chililike Mexican soup.
Shredded Pork Posole [23]
Spice-Rubbed Pork Tenderloin [26]
Pumpkin-pie spice gives an autumnal twist to a classic brown sugar barbecue rub in this simple, oven-roasted tenderloin.
Sticky Asian Pork Wrap [30]
A $1,000 winner in our annual recipe contest, this colorful sandwich from Lori McLain of Denton, Texas, is a flavor twist on a classic Midwestern tenderloin sandwich.
Balsamic Pork with Potato Pierogi [34]
A simple balsamic reduction dresses up pork tenderloin and frozen pierogi (stuffed Polish noodle dumplings).
Lemon-Rosemary Pork Loin with Cherry Sauce [38]
The classic fruit and pork combo gets a bold update: Slather the meat with a paste of garlic, mustard, lemon and rosemary, then serve with ruby red cherries. This recipe multiplies easily for entertaining.
Pork Tenderloin with Mushrooms and Onions [42]
You can have this comforting winter supper dish on the table in less than an hour, but it's nice enough to serve to company with steamed veggies and mashed potatoes. The recipes comes from Gunflint Lodge in Grand Marais, Minnesota.
Garlic Pork and Sweet Potato Hash [46]
Get dinner on the table in 30 minutes with this one-skillet pork and sweet potato recipe.
Chinese Five-Spice Marinated Pork Satay [50]
Although it sounds like it would be burn-your-mouth-hot, the five-spice powder in this fall comfort food is actually a mild blend that commonly consists of star anise, anise seed, cloves, cinnamon and ginger.
Hominy-Pork Stew [54]
Boneless pork shoulder, navy beans, hominy and salsa blend into a zesty slow-cooker dish. Serve with lime wedges, if you like.
Hominy-Pork Stew [55]
Download our FREE collection of 10 top slow-cooker recipes [56]
Slow-Cooker Carnitas Tacos [59]
Cumin- and orange-perfumed pulled pork tastes great topped with sliced green onion, jicama and our salsa verde.
Slow-Cooker Carnitas Tacos [60]
No-Cook Salsa Verde [61]
Skillet Pork and Apple Mini Meat Loaves [64]
Patrice Hurd of Bemidji, Minnesota, says this moist, sweet and tangy comfort food reminds her of Sunday dinner at her grandmother's in northern Minnesota. Best of all, it's fast.
Skillet Pork and Apple Mini Meat Loaves [65]
Cranberry-Stuffed Pork Chops [68]
Savory sage in the stuffing mix meets cranberries in this easy pork chop recipe.
Pulled Pork Sandwiches with Root Beer [72]
A surprise ingredient, root beer, adds sweetness to this roast and its dark sauce. Try leftover pork in quesadillas or stir it into ramen noodles.
Wine-Marinated Pork Roast [76]
Garlic, fennel, fresh herbs and white wine infuse this pork roast with flavor. If you like, set aside half the meat to make Thai-Style Pork Salad later in the week. Pimiento Corn Muffins, mashed potatoes and broccoli make perfect sides.
Wine-Marinated Pork Roast [77]
Lynn's Best Herb-and-Garlic Pork [81]
Midwest Living Test Kitchen Director Lynn Blanchard prepares her pork roast with garlic and fresh-from-her-garden herbs. Lynn recommends that you not peek at the roast during grilling: Opening the lid slows cooking.
Pork Chops with Red Cabbage and Rhubarb [85]
Usually you would pair apple with red cabbage and pork chops, but in this summer twist, we swapped in rhubarb. The whole meal is ready in 20 minutes.
Crispy Honey-Mustard Pork Chops [89]
A quick chill in the fridge lets the marinade thicken and adhere to the pork chops. Serve the chops with Sweet Beet Chutney.
Coconut-Crusted Pork Tenderloin [93]
Macadamia nuts and coconut add crunchy texture to tender pork. Try topping the dish with chopped mango or pineapple.
Pork and Veggie Oven Stew [97]
Thyme, oregano and lemon-pepper seasoning flavor this oven-baked stew, which includes potatoes, pork, corn and green beans. Like even more corn? We love corn muffins with this dish.
Apple Cider Pulled Pork [101]
Easy pulled pork bursts with apple flavor. The secret? Add cider into the slow cooker with the pork as well as in the barbecue sauce.
Apple Cider Pulled Pork [102]
Sweet Potato and Pork Skillet [105]
Maple syrup sweetens this easy meal in a skillet. Fresh fruit or a tossed salad completes the meal.
Cuban Pork Wraps [109]
Slow-cooked pork shoulder roast turns to a tender shredded meat filling for flour tortillas.
Cuban Pork Wraps [110]
Bun-Buster Tenderloin [113]
You'll need two hands and a hearty appetite to tackle this king-size sandwich of battered and fried pork tenderloin. It's our version of the deli tenderloin sandwiches popular in pork-producing states such as Iowa, Illinois and Indiana.
Bun-Buster Tenderloin [114]
Pork Chops with Pear-Maple Sauce [117]
Maple syrup and pears blend for a tasty accompaniment to skillet-cooked chops. This cut of meat cooks quickly.
Sweet on a Pig [121]
Cider-molasses marinade perks up slices of grilled pork loin in this sizable sandwich.
Sweet on a Pig [122]
Roasted Pork with Jamaican Snapdragons [125]
Rum, raisins and sweet pork tenderloin flavor this Caribbean-inspired dish from the Deadwood Social Club in Deadwood, South Dakota.
Classic Schnitzel [129]
The Bavarian Inn in Hermann, Missouri, prepares this Old World pork cutlet classic with style. For schwein schnitzel, add the sour cream sauce (included with recipe).
Classic Schnitzel [130]
Pork Marsala [133]
Saute thin-sliced pork tenderloin, then serve it with tomato-rich Marsala sauce, generously flecked with garlic. The recipe comes from Ohio's Shawnee State Park Resort near the town of Friendship.
Pork Marsala [134]
Marinated Pork Tenderloin [137]
Marinated pork tenderloin makes a perfect company-special grilled meat. It's lean, cooks fast and tastes great.
Rolled Spinach Pork Loin [141]
Roll a filling of bacon, chopped spinach and Parmesan cheese in pork loin roast to create this main dish, from Turkey Run Inn in Terre Haute, Indiana. When checking the temp of this roast, move the thermometer around so it's resting in meat, not filling.
Rolled Spinach Pork Loin [142]
Thyme Pork Chops [145]
For this easy entree, just brush thick pork chops with a flavorful marinade of herb and olive oil, and then roast until done. Serve with cheesy Glad Tidings Potatoes. Both recipes come from the Latchstring Restaurant overlooking South Dakota's Spearfish Canyon.
Thyme Pork Chops [146]
Glad Tidings Potatoes [147]
Bavarian Pork Roast [150]
For more German flavor, heat a can of Bavarian-style sauerkraut to serve with the seasoned slow cooker pork and tangy sour cream gravy.
Bavarian Pork Roast [151]
Blueberry Pork [154]
The recipe for this savory blueberry-and-onion sauce comes from the Blueberry Festival in Marshall, Indiana.
Blueberry Pork [155]
Pork Lombo [158]
Season pork tenderloin with a rub of ground chili and mustard seed. The Brazilian-style roasted meat is served over seasoned beans and spinach.
Pork Lombo [159]
Pineapple Pork Chili [162]
This five-ingredient dinner, flavored by ground pork or beef and pineapple salsa, goes together in just 20 minutes.
Pineapple Pork Chili [163]
Bigger and Better Saucy Pork Chops [166]
This easy, six-ingredient recipe features pork chops slow-cooked in the oven and topped with a sweet-tangy red sauce.
Hearty Pork-and-Ale Stew [170]
Root vegetables, apples and tomatoes simmer with melt-in-your-mouth pork sirloin for a robust stew.
Hearty Pork-and-Ale Stew [171]
Lemony-Soy Herbed Pork Tenderloins with Rice Pilaf [174]
Wayne Santi of LaGrange, Illinois, cooks gourmet food on the go for cyclists on RAGBRAI, the Register's Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa. He's made these two recipes for the ride. "The lemon-oregano flavor with the meat's juices cannot be beat," Wayne says. Vegetables and seasonings give the rice side dish a boost of flavor.
Free printable cookbooks [178]
Enjoy more of our favorite recipes in any of our free printable cookbooks.
Top 10 Slow-Cooker Recipes Cookbook [179]
10 Favorite Casseroles Cookbook [180]
Best of the Midwest Recipe Contest Winners Cookbook [181]
7 Fresh Chicken Recipes Cookbook [182]
21 Sweet Corn Recipes Cookbook [183]


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There is no doubt that the year 2014 is going to be a fulfilling one in terms of television entertainment. In that case therefore, if you love to watch TV and you want to sample the best shows and series in the coming year, you can rest assured of nothing short of the best. With many shows lined up to premier in 2014, you can only sit back and wait for the best to come on to your television network. If you have been following up on existing TV series like Grey's Anatomy and Pretty Little Liars starring superstar Lucy Hale, am sure you cannot wait to see the release of the new season. Let us have a look at some of these anticipated TV shows:
Game of Thrones
In the year 2014, Game of Thrones would be heading into the fourth season. Considering that this is one of the TV shows which have the largest audiences across the globe, you can only imagine the millions who are waiting for the fourth season to come over. With new twists and turns coming up in every other season, you can only expect to get the best out of this particular season. If there is a show that is definitely going to keep people glued to their screens, this is it! For more information on the series of Game of Thrones books, visit TVHackr.com
Agents of SHIELD
This is again another show which is expected to make a major impact in the year 2014. This show mainly follows through a law enforcement agency whose task is to police the unknown and the strange. The show is expected to make an official debut in Fall. Speaking of Agents of SHIELD, there are rumors of Amber Heard guest starring in an upcoming episode.
The Goldbergs
If you are looking for a TV show that is definitely set to do very well during the 2013/2014 season, this is definitely what you should be yearning to watch. This show mainly revolves around the emotional life of a shopaholic who has a big mouth. If you can take some time and sample the show, you can rest assured that the comedy antics in there are definitely second to none.
This another upbeat show that is expected to grace out TV screens in the year 2014. Set in a contemporary and also urban environment, the show is mainly based around a bar. As such, the show mainly revolves around single people who are searching for love. Mixology, just as the term suggests refers to mingling and getting to know people in the neighborhood, creating friends and then long-lasting relationships.
Lucky Drama
The other must watch program for the year 2014 is Lucky Drama. The show mainly follows through the life of seven service station employees who had recently won in a lottery.
This is not the most awaited TV show of 2014 but definitely the most awaited DVD collection of the last 20 years… The China Beach DVD collection is indeed now available to the public!


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"And at the Festivus dinner, you gather your family around and you tell them all the ways they have disappointed you over the past year. …
"I got a lot of problems with you people."
–Frank Costanza
Game 33. Ya boys on a three-game winning streak. Obviously, this is a Winter Classic preview and is probably going to take up most, if not all, of the hour-long "24/7" on HBO Wednesday.
Same lineup, with Henrik Lundqvist back in goal, which means Sean Avery and Erik Christensen are prucha'd.
Jaromir Jagr makes his Garden return, I would guess to a warm reception at first, and booing later. He is a Flyer, after all.


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Temporary US 31 restrictions tonight through Friday
Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) contractors will restrict US 31 traffic lanes at Greyhound Pass in Westfield for milling and paving of the intersection during overnight hours beginning tonight at 9 p.m.
Crews will temporarily restrict one lane of US 31 traffic at a time at the intersection. All restrictions are expected to end by 6 a.m. Thursday. The operation is expected to resume Thursday and Friday nights as crews pave temporary asphalt to provide a smooth transition from old to new pavement through the winter.
Crews will also require short-term, alternating lane restrictions of less than 20 minutes at various locations on both directions of US 31 between I-465 and 136th Street and between 146th and 202nd Streets. These temporary restrictions will begin Thursday at 9 p.m. and are expected to end before 6 a.m. Friday. If necessary, the operation may continue Friday night as crews take core samples along the highway in preparation for future construction.
For more information on the new US 31 Hamilton County, visit www.US31HamiltonCounty.in.gov.