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Sunday, December 31, 2006
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Sunday, December 24, 2006
{ and the winner is }
- The winner of my Christmas Blog Treat is Steph! Congratulations. :-) I hope you enjoy the album!
I must say you really do have an impressive and amazing blog. Constantly doing new neat things. You are so creative, inspiring & sweet....I am so lucky to have you as my friend!!! I have passed your blog on to a few people who I know will enjoy frequenting your blog as I do.
Saturday, December 23, 2006
{ one more day }
Just a reminder that I will be doing the draw tomorrow afternoon and will announce the winner on my blog. Please check back to see if you've won... I will need the winner to email me with their address.
Merry Christmas!
Sunday, December 17, 2006
{ christmas blog treat }
I've been planning a little blog treat for you all to thank you for visiting my blog regularly and for leaving your comments. I'm really enjoying sharing my creativity with you and I thoroughly enjoy reading your blogs as well.
I wish you all a safe and happy Christmas season.
To be entered in the draw please...
1. Tell someone about this give away. (email a friend, post it on your blog, phone your mom, whatever you choose, LOL! I don't need proof).
2. Leave a comment on this post by clicking on "Comments" below. Be sure to put your name on the comment so I know who the winner is.
This will be my last blog post until I announce the winner of this draw on Christmas Eve. Please check back on Christmas Eve to see if you've won. The winner will need to email me with their mailing address so I can send their prize to them after Christmas.
Baking :: Ginger Snaps
These cookies are so moist, soft and delicious. They taste almost as good as the ones Grandma makes. To dress these up for Christmas you can drizzle them with white or dark chocolate.
Ginger Snaps
1 cup packed brown sugar
3/4 cup real butter
1/4 cup molasses
1 egg
2 1/4 cups flour
2 tsp baking soda
1 tsp ground cinnamon
1 tsp ground ginger
1/2 tsp ground cloves
1/4 tsp salt
Granulated sugar
Beat brown sugar, butter, molasses and egg on medium speed. Stir in remaining ingredients except granulated sugar.
Cover and refrigerate for at least an hour (I rarely do this).
Heat oven to 375°, spray cookie sheets (I prefer stoneware) with Pam.
Shape dough into balls, roll in granulated sugar. Place on pan and flatten slightly with the bottom of a glass.
Bake 9 to 12 minutes or just until set. Remove from cookie sheet to wire rack.
Tip: you can also roll this dough out (if you refrigerate it first) on a floured surface and use cookie cutters to cut out gingerbread men or other cookie shapes.
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Friday, December 15, 2006
{ bohemian scarf }
For this scarf I used 2 balls Patons Bohemian yarn and size 9 circular needles. I casted on about 160 stitches and knit about 14 rows. This scarf is so amazingly soft!!
I wonder what my Christmas Blog Treat is going to be . . . any ideas?
{ fun christmas present }
My girls were quick to claim the stickers and candy canes and being the nice mom that I am, I didn't mind sharing.
If you want to take a better look at my gift you can click on the photo for a close up view.
Stay tuned for my "Christmas Blog Treat"... I have something really fun planned for a give away!
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
{ christmas cookie party }
Sunday, December 10, 2006
{ just for jill }
Jill, your card is now addressed and waiting to be mailed, so you should receive it in a couple days! It was great to see you this afternoon. I can't wait til you get your blog up and running so I can see all your beautiful creations.
Have a great week everyone! Leave a comment and let me know how your Christmas preparations are coming along.
I'll be hosting some sort of give away on my blog before Christmas. You might want to sign up for email updates (on the right) to make sure you don't miss it!!
Saturday, December 09, 2006
{ blog candy }
{ pretty in pink }
Remember awhile ago when I asked if anyone would like to trade punchies with me? Well, I used some that Denise sent me for this card. Thank you Denise!
So, here's what I used to make this:
- Stampin' Up! Riveting stamp set
- Stampin' Up! On the Spot stamp set
- Stampin' Up! Noteworthy stamp set
- Stampin' Up! Pink Gingham ribbon
- Stampin' Up! circl punches in 3 different sizes
- Stampin' Up! Pink brads
- Michael's organza pink dotted ribbon
- Stampin' Up! pretty in pink and pink passion inks & card stock, glossy white card stock, confetti white card stock, basic black ink.
- Pop dots
- Sponge
- The circle punchies from Denise were made with the Marvy Uchida scallop circle in giga and mega sizes.
- This card is 4 1/4" x 4 1/4".
Thursday, December 07, 2006
{ contest winner }
My prize is a $30 Stampin' Up! shopping spree... so I will get the stamp set called Bundle Up. Thank you Nancy for organizing this contest and for donating the prize that I won!!
Wednesday, December 06, 2006
{ free stamp set give away }
Monday, December 04, 2006
{ more butterflies of happiness }
This morning I made this card, which is quite similar to the one JeanneS made, but not completely identical. I used the following colours: Rose Red, Regal Rose, Lavendar Lace, Cranberry Crisp, Certainly Celery. For stamps I used Linen and Butterflies of Happiness.
So, what are your "must haves" from the winter mini?
Sunday, December 03, 2006
{ 2 easy christmas treats to make }
These treats are so simple to make and everyone absolutely loves them!
Chocolate Fudge
3 cups (750 ml) semi-sweet chocolate chips
1 can (300 ml) sweetened condensed milk
1 tsp. (5 ml.) vanilla
nuts (optional - I never add them)
Line an 8" x 8" baking pan with waxed paper.
In a heavy saucepan, combine the chocolate chips and the condensed milk. Melt them together over low heat, stirring once in a while, until smooth. Stir in the vanilla.
Pour the mixture into the lined pan, spreading it evenly and smoothing the top. Put it in the fridge until it solidifies – about an hour.
This makes quite a lot of fudge – about 1½ lbs. (750 g).Poppycock (otherwise known as caramel popcorn)
Toasted mixed nuts (I toast them for a few minutes on a hot frying pan, just until you can start to smell them)
I'd love to see what your favorite Christmas treats are! Please leave a comment to let me know what treats you love to make and/or eat during the holidays.
Friday, December 01, 2006
{ butterflies in winter }
Have you seen my new ribbon holder? Awhile ago my friend Stephanie got her husband to make me this gorgeous holder! It's solid wood, that he even stained for me, and the rods are solid copper so they won't sway under the weight of all that ribbon!
Also, in the photo you can see that my prisma pencil crayons are now within reach in a big mug! I had been storing them safely in the box they came in, tucked away in a drawer - and, of course, not using them!! Now that they are out there I'm sure I will get a lot more use out of them.
{ card give away }
Have a joyous December as you plan for an exciting Christmas holiday.
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Hookah, outdoor garden and personal fire pits. Love this place!
by Sofia Figueroa
It was a great choice to have lunch. Service was perfect and patio is beautiful... Portions are great size. Layali lubnan is a die for dessert. Overall I had a great time here.
by Irem Bilgili
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Chicken kebab was good. Loved every dish.
by Arunima Dey
The food was fresh & ok but limited menu options
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Try the watermelon hookah. It's awesome. And also the chicken kebabs.
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The Tigers successfully rebounded from last Saturday's 10-point road loss at Brown, which knocked them out of first place. Harvard (21-4, 10-1 Ivy League) stayed in first place with a 74-68 win at Brown. Princeton is now 21-5 overall and 9-1 in the league.
Sophomore forward Ian Hummer led Princeton with 20 points and nine rebounds. Guards Dan Mavraides and Doug Davis combined to shoot 9-for-15 from the three-point arc and totaled 32 points. In Princeton's 57-55 win at Cornell on Feb. 12, the backcourt pair had zero and nine points, respectively.
"That was a huge key to the game," Cornell coach Bill Courtney said in a post-game radio interview. "We couldn't pack it in on the big guys."
Chris Wroblewski led Cornell with 14 points, seven assists, four rebounds and four steals. Mark Coury scored 13 points, and Drew Ferry added 10. Cornell shot 37 percent (20-for-54) and missed 17 of 25 3-point attempts.
Princeton made 33 of 53 field-goal attempts. On the season, Cornell's Ivy League opponents are shooting 49 percent from the floor and 38 percent from the arc.
Cornell (7-18, 3-8) plays Penn at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Palestra. The Quakers beat Columbia on Friday, 64-54, to even their record at 12-12 on the year and go 6-4 in the league. Cornell beat Penn on Feb. 11, 82-71, in overtime.
Cornell trailed by as many as 17 points in the first half, but cut its deficit to four at halftime. Princeton kept trying to pull away, but Cornell answered into the middle portions of the second half. Two free throws from Johnathan Gray made it a 61-59 Tigers lead with 9:12 left in regulation.
But the hosts had one last spurt in them. Princeton scored 20 of the next 23 points to bury the Big Red.
PRINCETON, N.J. -- Cornell sped up Princeton throughout the night, but the Tigers were able to pull away in the second half to keep step with first-place Harvard in an 84-66 win on Friday evening at Jadwin Gymnasium. Princeton remained unbeaten at home and improved to 21-5 (9-1 Ivy) with the victory, while the Big Red fell to 7-18 (3-8 Ivy) with the loss.
Chris Wroblewski scored 14 points, dished off seven assists, ripped down four rebounds and stole four passes, while Mark Coury (13 points) and Drew Ferry (10 points) were both in double figures as well. Cornell shot just 37 percent from the floor against Princeton's defense and was outrebounded 34-27.
Princeton put four players in double figures, led by Ian Hummer with 20 points, nine rebounds and four assists. The sophomore made 9-of-11 shots from the floor. Dan Mavraides (17 points, six assists) and Douglas Davis (15 points) combined for 32 points and nine 3-point baskets, while Kareem Maddox made 6-of-7 shot attempts and scored 13 points with eight rebounds, five assists, two steals and two blocked shots. The Tigers shot 62 percent from the floor in the win and assisted on 25 baskets.
After playing a tight game in the mid-50s two weeks ago, this game had a much bigger track meet feel. Princeton led 41-37 and led by as many as 17 points in the first half (36-19) before Cornell ended the half on an 18-5 run to close the gap. Ferry and Johnathan Gray each hit 3-pointers and Max Groebe conntected on two during the run with Wroblewski assisting on all four baskets from beyond the arc. In all, Cornell's huge 16-4 scoring advantage off turnovers kept the visitors in the game.
A Wroblewski 3-pointer 15 seconds into the second half got Cornell within one (41-40), and then a basket by Josh Figini did the same, but the Tigers again grabbed control. With the score 61-59 with 11:22 to play, Princeton got on a roll, going on a quick 8-0 run over the span of just 1:30. Maddox began the run by finding Hummer for a layup, then ended the run with a conventional three-point play to push the lead to 10. The lead went under double figures just one in the final 10 minutes and steadily grew to as many as 19 before both teams went to the bench in the final two minutes.
Cornell returns to action tomorrow at 7 p.m. when it visits Penn at the Palestra.
Times of Trenton
PRINCETON TOWNSHIP — Sydney Johnson was more than happy to educate anyone who would listen when the cacophony of praise for his Princeton University men's basketball game began reaching unreasonable levels before the Tigers had played a single game in the Ivy League.
This was not a Princeton juggernaut akin to 1965, 1989, 1996-98 or even 2004, when the Tigers last won the Ivy and reached the NCAA Tournament.
This, Johnson cautioned, was a work in progress with no superstars and a group practically incapable of running roughshod over the rest of the league.
Having spent most of his adult life either playing or coaching in the Ivy League, Johnson knew of what he spoke.
A week after Brown ended any ambitions Princeton had of leading wire-to-wire, Cornell gave the Tigers all they could handle for 31 minutes last night before a 20-3 second-half run powered an 84-66 Princeton victory in front of 3,864 at Jadwin Gym.
"Every game in the Ivy League is a battle,'' senior guard Dan Mavraides said. "But as long as you are in control of your own destiny that's all you can ask for.
"We have beaten all these teams already this season, so as much pressure as there is to win out, we're in control of that.''
The Tigers (21-5, 9-1) received a game-high 20 points from Ian Hummer, 17 from Mavraides, 15 from Doug Davis and 13 from Kareem Maddox to avoid consecutive losses for the first time since November.
Harvard was able to hold off Brown, 74-68, to remain a half-game in front of second-place Princeton in the Ivy League standings.
The Tigers streaked to an early 6-0 lead, but some of their 10 first-half turnovers allowed Cornell (7-18, 3-8) to pull even at 13-13.
With just under 13 minutes to play in the opening session, Princeton ripped off a 23-6 run spearheaded by four straight 3-pointers by Davis and Mavraides, and the Tigers' lead was 36-19.
Cornell answered more like the two-time defending champion, as opposed to a team looking down at only last-place Dartmouth, as a 21-5 spurt ended the half with Princeton clinging to a 41-37 advantage.
The Tigers continued to unleash a barrage of 3-pointers over the first six minutes of the second half as Davis, Mavraides and Will Barrett all connected from long range, and the lead was 10 points (57-47).
Cornell managed to get as close as 61-59, but Hummer and the Tigers put the hammer down from there.
The 6-foot-7 sophomore was 9 of 11 from the floor, had four assists and grabbed nine rebounds as the Tigers, who return to Carril Court tonight looking to sweep the weekend against Columbia, made 10 of 18 3-pointersand outscored the Big Red 44-20 in the paint.
The entire Princeton basketball family paid tribute to Christian Michael "Crunch" Regulski prior to the game.
Regulski, 11, of Robbinsville, passed away Feb. 10.
"Crunch'' was welcomed into the Princeton men's program last season through the "Friends of Jaclyn.''
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PRINCETON — The folks at Princeton are more than smart enough to figure out the simple math.
No room for error. That's what the Tigers have if they want to reach the NCAA tournament with five games remaining this season.
They took the first step toward that last night with an 84-66 victory over Cornell at Jadwin Gym.
"We have to understand that we're trying to play our best basketball and can't concede anything," said coach Sydney Johnson. "We have to battle and I thought we did that tonight."
Princeton (21-5, 9-1 Ivy) did just enough through the first 30 minutes. It built a 17-point lead in the first half but had that cut to four by halftime. It went up 10 early in the second but saw that trimmed to within a bucket.
The Tigers eventually wore down the Big Red and pulled away in the final 10 minutes. After Cornell sliced the lead to 61-59 with 11:22 to play, Princeton went on a 20-3 run to put the game away.
By the time the run ended on a Kareem Maddox layup with 2:40 remaining, the Tigers had a 19-point lead, their largest of the game.
Ian Hummer led four Princeton players in double figures with 20 points. Dan Mavraides finished with 17, Doug Davis 15 and Maddox 13.
The Tigers shot 62.3 percent for the game and connected on 10 of their 18 3-point attempts. Davis (5-of-7) and Mavraides (4-of-8) combined for nine of the 10 makes from beyond the arc.
It was a welcome relief to have the senior backcourt back on track. The starting guards combined to go 0-for-9 from 3-point territory in the loss at Brown.
"In my whole career, I've had a lot of games where you don't play well or you don't shoot well," Mavraides said. "So it wasn't really stressing me out, but it was nice to come in and hit one of your first couple and get into a nice rhythm."
Chris Wroblewski led Cornell (7-18, 3-8 Ivy) with 14 points. Jamal Cherry added 13 in the losing effort.
Mavraides found Maddox with an alley-oop that tied the game at 13 early in the first half and seemed to spring the Tigers to life. Over the next 8:05 they outscored Cornell 23-6, opening up a lead as large as 17.
The Big Red answered, though, with a run of their own closing the half on a 21-5 stretch. Princeton led 41-37 at half.
The Tigers remained behind Harvard (21-4, 10-1 Ivy) in the Ivy League standings after the Crimson came from 11 down at halftime to knock off Brown, 74-68.
Princeton still has a game in hand and travels to Cambridge, Mass., March 5 for what could be a matchup for the league's automatic NCAA bid.
"Every game in the Ivy League is a battle," Mavraides said. "As long as you're in control of your own destiny you can't ask for much more.
"There have been times when, two seasons ago, we were counting on Cornell to lose a game to get back into it and that is not a good feeling. No matter what you do, you may still not have a chance. For however much pressure there is to win out, we're in control of that and we've beaten all these teams already this season so we're going in confident."
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PRINCETON, N.J. – After being upset last Saturday by Brown University, the Princeton Tigers needed to bounce back Friday night against Cornell if they were going to keep their hopes of a NCAA tournament bid alive.
Mission accomplished, but it was not easy.
Each time Princeton appeared to be gaining control of the game in the first half, they could not put Cornell away. Throughout the first half and part of the second, the game between the Tigers and Big Red resembled a track meet, and other times a three-point shooting contest.
It wasn't until midway through the second half that Princeton got control of both the offensive and defensive ends, outscoring Cornell 23-7 over the final 11 minutes of the contest for an 84-66 win at Jadwin Gym.
The victory improved Princeton's record to 21-5, 9-1 in the Ivy League—one game behind Harvard in the conference win column with four games left in the season.
And if Princeton is looking to punch a ticket to the Big Dance, then the Tigers will have to win out, including their March 5 matchup at Harvard. Brown did not do Princeton any favors either, as Harvard defeated the Bears 74-68 to stay a half-game ahead of the Tigers in the Ivy League standings at 10-1.
Princeton coach Sydney Johnson was not willing to look past any opponent before next Saturday's game.
"We have Columbia coming in tomorrow night," Johnson said. "Every game in the Ivy League is a battle. We're not looking ahead beyond tomorrow night."
Senior guard Dan Mavraides echoed Johnson's comments.
"In my four years here, every game is a battle, and we control our destiny, so you can't ask for anything more than that," Mavraides said.
Ian Hummer led four players in double figures for Princeton with 20 points and nine rebounds. Hummer converted on 9-of-11 shots, mostly from inside the paint and on the low-blocks.
But what opened up the inside game for Hummer and Kareem Maddox—who had 13 points and eight rebounds—was the Tigers shooting from the outside. Princeton converted on 10-of-18 shots from behind the arc.
"We played well inside-out tonight," Hummer said. "Doug and Dan hitting threes spread the defense out, and it allowed the bigger guys like me and Kareem to do what we want. When they collapsed on us, we had guys step up and make the shots fro the wing."
Mavraides connected on four shots from three-point range and finished with 17 points on the night. His backcourt partner Douglas Davis hit five treys in seven attempts and finished with 15 points.
"It is nice to hit a couple of threes and get into a rhythm," Mavraides said.
The victory was Princeton's second over Cornell this season, as the Tigers defeated the Big Red 57-55 on Feb. 12. That victory, however, was the lowest point total for Princeton this season. Johnson believed that Cornell caught Princeton off-guard defensively the last time when they slowed the Tigers' offense down.
There was no repeat of that Friday night.
"People try to slow us down and break our rhythm," Johnson said, "We shot poorly the last game. We made some adjustments this time. Tonight we were able to break their press and go. If you are going to give us two-on-one, and three-on-two, we'll take it."
The Tigers had jumped out to a 6-0 lead but Cornell took advantage of four straight turnovers by the Tigers to go on a 10-0 run. A three-point shot by Davis broke the string. A free throw and then a driving layup by Hummer helped Princeton retake a 16-15 lead.
After exchanging baskets, Princeton then found the range from the outside, hitting on four consecutive three-point shots, two each by Doug Davis and Dan Mavraides, to key a 16-2 run that would give Princeton its largest lead of the evening at 36-19.
Cornell answered right back with back-to-back threes by Drew Ferry and Johnathan Gray. The Big Red would hit two more 3-point shots by Max Groebe and Chris Wroblewski to close the final three minutes of the half on an 8-3 run. Princeton led 41-37 at the half.
In the second half, after Cornell closed to within two points at 61-59, Princeton put the game out of reach by going on an 8-0 run with a layup from Hummer, a trey from Mavraides and a three-point play from Maddox. That stretched the Tigers' lead to 69-59 and they never looked back.
Timeouts did not slow Princeton down. The Tigers finished the game on a 15-5 run, and that allowed Johnson to sit down and watch the final three minutes, instead of pacing up and down the sidelines.
Chris Wroblewski and Drew Ferry led Cornell with 16 points each.
Princeton's 9-1 record in the Ivy League is its best since 2004. The Tigers' 21-5 record is their best since the 1997-1998 season. They're 11-0 at home, having won the last 15 games at Jadwin Gym.
Men's Basketball: Seniors key as Tigers reclaim 1st place
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It truly was senior night on Carril Court. In the last home game of their Princeton careers, senior forward Kareem Maddox and senior guard Dan Mavraides did not let their team fall, as the captains willed the men's basketball team to a close 66-61 victory over Columbia on Saturday.
Faced with a six-point deficit with seven minutes, 47 seconds left in the game, Mavraides was a man on a mission, forcing two clutch steals and hitting two clutch three-pointers down the stretch. Maddox was right there with his classmate, putting up 20 points and pulling down eight rebounds for the game. Coupled with an 84-66 win over Cornell (8-18 overall, 4-8 Ivy League) on Friday and Harvard's loss to Yale on Saturday, Princeton (22-5, 10-1) rose to first place in the Ivy League.
The Tigers' victory over the Lions (14-12, 5-7), capped off a perfect 12-0 season at home.
"There was a moment where I looked at the shot clock, and we were down six," Mavraides said. "The game had been miserable for me personally. But I just thought, 'Why am I nervous? Why am I scared? We've been in this position a lot. I've played in this gym all the time. I've made a million shots in this gym.' "Me and Kareem looked at each other across the foul line one time, and we were like, 'Let's do this.'"
After missing his first seven field goal attempts, Mavraides came through in the clutch. Along with two steals and another forced turnover, his 14 points all came in the closing minutes and accounted for all but four of the team's final 20 points. Maddox grabbed a rebound in the waning minutes off his own missed free throw, drawing a foul and making both foul shots.
Mavraides then made two three-pointers, including one that dropped through the net after Mavraides himself was knocked down in the process of shooting.
"We knew that we could battle through it and figure it out down the stretch," Maddox said. "We're not going to get every call, the ball's not going to bounce our way every time, we're not going to get every rebound or hit every shot. It's just kind of a maturity and a calmness that we're happy to see from everyone."
Columbia jumped out to an early lead on Saturday, going on a 9-2 run to open the game. Defense characterized the early minutes, as the Lions were able to force three turn during six and a half minutes in which Princeton did not make a field goal. The Tigers fought back, taking advantage of trips to the charity stripe, and two free throws by sophomore forward Ian Hummer tied the game at 15-15.
The teams remained defensive until the break, when the Tigers were down at 24-23, their lowest first-half point total of the season.
"Everybody's going to give us their best shot," head coach Sydney Johnson '97 said. "We typically get a lot of people's best and that's fine, but we need to prepare in the right way for that. That's our challenge."
Cornell provided that challenge on Friday, hoping to push the Tigers as it did in Ithaca, N.Y., two weeks ago. Princeton shot a blazing 59.3 percent from the field in the first period, including 5-9 from three-point distance, and went on an 18-2 run midway through the half. However, the Big Red's full-court pressure caused all sorts of trouble for the Tigers, and Cornell capitalized on 16 points off 10 Princeton turnovers to pull to 41-37 at halftime.
"I think people try to slow us down," Johnson said. "As amazing as that sounds, that's how I feel, that people are trying to break our rhythm. If we can do it in a wise fashion, we want to break the press and go. We're very comfortable scoring points."
Indeed, Princeton continued to shoot at a fiery clip. The Big Red stuck around for the opening minutes of the second frame, but the Tigers closed out the game with a 15-5 run starting with 9:12 left to go. Princeton finished the game with a field-goal percentage of 62.3, its highest percentage since 2005, and made 10 of 18 shots from beyond the arc.
The Tigers take their slim half-game lead on the road for their final three games, traveling to Dartmouth on Friday, Harvard on Saturday and Penn a week from Tuesday to close out the regular season. With a sweep of next weekend's two games, Princeton could earn the Ivy League's automatic bid to the NCAA tournament.
"We're at a point where we want to be, which is we're playing the game," Johnson said. "Not worrying about the crowd, not worried about calls, forget all that. We're playing the game."
PRINCETON -- With its best shooting game in six years, the Princeton men's basketball team bounced back from its first Ivy League loss with an 84-66 win over Cornell Friday night at Jadwin Gym.
Princeton made 33 of 53 from the field overall and 10 of 18 from 3-point range, a stark contrast from the last three games, especially from beyond the arc. The Tigers had shot below 20% from distance in each of three straight games for the first time since the rule was implemented 25 years ago, but against the Big Red, Dan Mavraides and Douglas Davis found their shot early.
Davis had a trio of 3-pointers by halftime and Mavraides had a pair, helping Princeton to a lead as large as 17 points with 5:30 to play. That came on a Kareem Maddox bucket to put Princeton ahead 36-19, but Cornell kept the game from getting away. Four 3-pointers in the last five minutes of the opening half trimmed Princeton's lead to as little as three before Will Barrett split two from the line to make the 41-37 halftime score.
As well as Princeton shot in the first half, making 16 of 27 (59.3%), the Tigers did even better after the break. As part of a 17-for-26 (65.4%) half from the field, Princeton put together a 20-3 run from the 11:22 mark of the half until a pair of Drew Ferry free throws cut the Princeton edge from 19 to 17 with 2:30 to go.
Princeton's overall 62.3% clip on the game was its best since the Tigers shot 70.7% on March 4, 2005 against Harvard in Jadwin Gym.
Ian Hummer was one of four players in double figures, narrowly missing his sixth double-double of the season with 20 points on 9-of-11 shooting and nine rebounds along with four assists and a block. Dan Mavraides, with 17 against the Big Red, raised his career total to 978 points heading into his final home game, while Douglas Davis eased past his head coach, Sydney Johnson (1,044), for 24th on the Princeton career scoring list with 1,047. Kareem Maddox made 6 of 7 from the field for 13 points.
Cornell's leading scorer on the season, Chris Wroblewski, led the Big Red last night with 14 points. Cornell made 20 of 54 (37.0%) from the field and was outrebounded 34-27 on the night.
The Tigers, who remained a half-game back of Harvard, will host Columbia at 6 p.m. Saturday with senior night festivities scheduled for the pregame and the honoring of the 1990-91 Tigers set for halftime.


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In the fall of 2003 there was a grand total of one new book about politics from B.C. publishers and that was former Point Grey Liberal MP Ted McWhinney's insider tome about constitutional matters, Chrétien and Canadian Federalism: Politics and the Constitution 1993-2003 (Ronsdale $19.95.) In it he addressed the Canadian parliament's orientation towards an increasingly presidential prime ministership without sufficient checks and balances, Quebec's 'long festering' demands and aboriginal peoples' claim to an 'inherent right' to self-government.
Born in 1924, McWhinney gained his commission in the Air Force at 19 in the closing years of World War II. After attending Yale, he undertook post-doctoral researches in The Hague, Berlin, Pisa and Geneva. Specializing in the Canadian consitution, he has taught at the Sorbonne, University of Toronto, McGill, Indiana, Simon Fraser University, Yale and numerous universities around the world. His writing has been translated into nine languages and he has been a consultant to the UN Secretary General, member and special advisor to the Canadian delegation to the UN General Assembly for three years (in the 1980s) and a Member of the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague. He was a Member of Parliament for two terms, representing the Point Grey constituency called Vancouver Quadra that contains the Unversity of British Columbia. He served as Parliamentary Secretary for both Fisheries and Oceans, and Foreign Affairs, sometimes consulting directly with Prime Minister Jean Chrétien. He is the author of more than 40 books focussing on constitutional and international law and diplomacy, including From Coexistence to Cooperation (1992) and The Governor General and the Prime Minister: The Making and Unmaking of Governments (Ronsdale, 2005).
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Probably, like how women use make up to hide their imperfections.
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Amy Winehouse finds a new undead lover
Amy Winehouse has been spending a lot of time with artist/photographer Blake Wood (above). The two stayed the night in a hotel room together but Amy is telling people he's gay. Word is he might be competition for Amy's jailed husband Blake Fielder-Civil who, coincidentally, is also a zombie. The Sun reports:
A pal said: "She's said it's fine so share a hotel room because he is gay. But he doesn't seem gay to me — I think he's bisexual. Amy's husband wouldn't be happy if he saw how close they are."
This new Blake character sounds like a much better influence than her jailed hubby FIELDER-CIVIL. He is a drug-free, teetotal veggie who likes reading the works of French poet CHARLES BAUDELAIRE.
I included pics of Amy out on the town last night with her new Blake. Before changing into the shirt and tie combo, she was walking around like Chesty LaRue. She seems to be showing off the goods lately. I dunno if she's just getting her money's worth or proud to have defied the laws of chemistry. Amy Winehouse did enough blow to turn her breasts into raisins but yet, magically, they survived. I bet those things could withstand a nuclear attack. Let's get Amy out in the desert and drop a bomb on her – for science, of course. Yeah, science…


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I don't think I've had a steady GP since I was a kid. At the age of 29 I had a bad sports accident, broke my leg and almost lost it. After that, I decided I would use Dr's whenever I needed to. I found Dr. Schreck by chance. Her clinic was mostly a women's clinic at the time but it was convenient so I went. My first impressions were good, she was nice, smiled, had an intelligent air about her and is an athlete. Perfect for me. She was very interested in my overall health, we even talked about how things were going for mentally/emotionally. I didn't know medical Dr's cared about this but she knew about my accident and obviously understands that people who experience trauma need to touch base with themselves emotionally as part of their overall health. I have since seen her for allergies, a lump in my mouth, leg pain, high blood pressure, etc. I'm 40 and having a Dr that knows me, my history and seems to care is VERY important to me. She's a keeper.
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Though we gotta say goodbye for the summer
Baby, I promise you this
I'll send you all my love everyday in a letter
Sealed with a kiss
These hoes keep calling, I ain't picking up (yeah)
These hoes keep calling, I ain't picking up (yeah)
Told these hoes I'll be back around June (around June)
Told these hoes I'll be back around June (WHAT?!)
Better yet I'll change my numbers for the whole winter (who?)
Damn, it's so cold in the fucking winter (whooo)
These hoes keep calling, I ain't picking up (what)
Damn, I'm so cold in the fucking winter (yeah)
[Verse 1: Fabolous]
You was in La Marina all summer (every Sunday)
You was up in Toxic all summer (turn up)
Now it's getting chilly, that's the fall coming (whooo)
Now a nigga get a call from her
What's up? How you been? How was summer? Hotter then
I'm like some bitch stringing me along like a violin (dumb bitch)
She was too busy hosting, on Instagram posting
Hashtag #nofilter AKA #hofilter
With the innocent face, but she so guilty (she did it)
Now I'm a take her in like a ho shelter (whaaat)
When there's a few niggas that I know killed her (whaaat)
4 Celtics, Knicks guard, you know Felton
This nigga in Atlanta Airtran her, no Delta (haha)
Been naughty all year trying to end it nicely (niiice)
Summer hoes turning into winter wifeys
[Verse 2: Fabolous]
You was in club Liv every Sunday, you was in KoD every Monday
Just like Lil Wayne said: "Liv on Sundays, King of Diamonds Monday"
Oh, you been working out? (Word?) You think I'm dumb or what?
I know how a winter gut turn into a summer butt
She bartend, he paid for the shots (for the shots)
Budweiser Limearita for the thots (for the thots?)
Hard dick and bazooka, maybe a little hookah
She thinking Philippe, I'm think Chipotle (yeah)
I heard bitches commit cyns(sins) for Chipotle
Every rapper in a cypher, every player in a huddle (whoa)
You really wanna fuck, but you say you want to cuddle (whoa)
You posting like you balling, but you really in a struggle (yeah)
Your captions be deep, but you shallow as a puddle
Turn down for what?
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The Online Retailer Award, sponsored by Esoterica, seeks to recognise and reward the innovative work demonstrated by the many online businesses in the world of wines and spirits. While retailers enter the competition themselves, customers will then vote for their favourite nominees online. After voting closes the top scoring retailers are judged by a panel of industry experts selected by the International Wine and Spirit Competition. All entries must distribute in the UK and although entries may have a physical store, only the online store will be judged in the competition.
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The Independent Retailer award, running since 2008, recognises the key role played by independent merchants in encouraging the understanding, and sales, of quality wines and spirits. Entries are judged on the quality of their range, service and display; including value added, promotional events and tastings and their digital / social presence. Entries are free, and retailers simply need to fill out this form to nominate themselves. After the votes are counted, a final shortlist will be revealed, with the judging of the final line-up taking place shortly after.
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Granny suspected of murdering and eating more than 14 people
A 68-year-old woman is suspected of more than 14 murders stretching back decades according to police in Russia.
Tamara Samsonova was arrested earlier this week in connection with the killing of her friend, 79-year-old Valentina Ulanova.
Samsonova was spotted on CCTV dragging a black sack full of Ms Ulanova's body parts before police found the woman's decapitated corpse in a nearby pond.
They believe she drugged her victim and cut her up while she was still alive after a row over dirty tea cups.
The contents of the bag Samsonova was carrying
Cops are now searching for more victims after finding Samsonova's writings, where she catalogues how she sawed off the heads and limbs of her victims before gouging out their lungs.
The former hotel worker wrote about how she craved human lungs and feasted upon various parts of her victims' bodies.
Officers are attempting to link her writings with unsolved murder cases in St Petersburg where victims where dismembered and then found in bags.
Samsonova then listed what police originally said could total 14 murders.
This included a man whose business card was found in Samsonova's home and whose torso was discovered, dumped 12-years ago.
Police also suspect the former hotel worker killed her husband, who went missing in 2005.
Samsonova's diary describes how she butchered her former lodger.
"I killed my tenant Volodya, cut him to pieces in the bathroom with a knife, put the pieces of his body in plastic bags and threw them away."
Appearing in court the gran said ""I was getting ready for this court action for dozens of years.
"It was all done deliberately. With this last murder I closed the chapter."
"I am guilty and I deserve a punishment."
If convicted Samsonova could face the death penalty in Russia


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- This article is about the umbrella from standard continuity. For the one from Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated continuity, see Umbrella (Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated).
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An umbrella is a canopy designed to shield from the rain. It can also be used as points of shade on a sunny beach.
Physical appearance
An umbrella is a canopy of material attached to a pole. The canopy is supported by a system of metal wires, which also help to open and close the umbrella. The canopy can be made out of various materials, the most common being nylon. An umbrella can be used to protect someone from the rain or to shade someone from the sun. Beach umbrellas have long poles in order to push them into the sand, while rain umbrellas typically have shorter poles with a handle for portable use.
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Scooby-Doo held one, when he got on top of Shaggy's van, and used his tail as a windshield wiper against the rain, on the way to Miss Grimwood's Finishing School for Ghouls.[2]
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- Having an umbrella on the beach is made redundant by the fact that the sky is always (presumably mistakingly) depicted as dark. If this is intentional, then it's another clear example of the gang having no concept of time (or logic).
- In A Clue for Scooby Doo, the umbrella started off blue, until Shaggy ran into it, and it became red.


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U.S. women's hoops coach Auriemma sued for employment discrimination
Geno Auriemma will enter the 2012 Olympics with a bit of controversy surrounding him. On Monday, the longtime UConn women's coach had a lawsuit filed against him by a former security executive with the NBA. The woman filing the suit, Kelley Hardwick, alleges Auriemma arranged to have her unethically relieved of her Olympics duties after she nixed Auriemma's advances on her three years ago.
|A former USA Basketball staffer claims Auriemma engineered her ouster after she rebuffed sexual advances. (US Presswire)
UPDATE, Monday, 10:41 p.m.: Auriemma released a statement through USA Basketball. It reads: "This claim is beyond false. I will defend myself to the fullest, and I'm confident that the truth will ultimately prevail. In the meantime, I remain focused on representing the United States this summer and getting our team ready to compete for the gold medal."
Geno Auriemma will enter the 2012 Olympics with a bit of controversy surrounding him.
On Monday, the longtime UConn women's coach, who will lead this year's women's USA team in London, had an employment discrimination lawsuit filed against him and the NBA by a security executive with the league. The woman filing the suit, Kelley Hardwick, alleges Auriemma arranged to have her unethically relieved of her Olympics duties with USA Basketball after she nixed Auriemma's advances on her in a Russian hotel three years ago. The 46-year-old Hardwick did security detail at the Summer Olympics in 2004 and 2008.
Hardwick alleges that in 2009 Auriemma "followed, grabbed and tried to forcibly kiss her at a hotel during a basketball tournament in Russia in 2009."
The New York Times reports:
[Hardwick] provided a list of witnesses who she said knew about the encounter to the NBA this year, in an attempt to retain her Olympic assignment, she said. But the league's general counsel did not talk to these people, or to Mr. Auriemma, according to the lawsuit.
"I was willing to close this story in 2009," Ms. Hardwick said in an interview last week. "If Geno had not interfered with my job and my livelihood, I would not have filed this lawsuit."
... Mr. Auriemma, in an e-mail statement on Monday, said, "I was unaware of this lawsuit until hearing about it in media reports today and therefore will have no comment."
The N.B.A., through a spokesman, Tim Frank, declined to comment on the lawsuit. USA Basketball did not return several calls for comment.
While it's getting harder these days to not instantly pair the word "frivolous" with "lawsuit," consider this plaintiff first. This is someone who's worked with the NBA and USA Basketball for years upon years. And, Hardwick has done undercover narcotics work with the NYPD before. On the surface, this isn't a woman only looking for money.
Money is part of it, though. Hardwick makes the claim that, in the past, she didn't receive compensation for her job that was on par with male counterparts. What's interesting is, according to Hardwick, the lawsuit would have never been made had Auriemma, according to her, not made moves to get her off London duty.
All parties affiliated with the change in personnel for the Olympics dey the claim.As for the details of Auriemma's alleged sexually driven behavior, the Times has a two-person account of Auriemma's actions that night in 2009. The most unseemly act in question, though -- the attempt at a kiss -- only has Hardwick's word attached to it.
Usain Bolt can't finish his final race
Jamaican legend goes down on the 4x100 relay final with an apparent leg injury
Los Angeles slated to host 2028 Olympics
The Summer Games are coming to L.A. for the third time
Suspended olympian blames kissing
Gil Roberts claims that the only crime that he committed was loving too much
Paris in line for 2024 Games, LA 2028
Los Angeles preferred 2024, but may have to wait another four years to host Games again
Raisman says TSA agent was 'sexist'
TSA says it reached out to the gymnast and is looking into the incident
Usain Bolt has medal stripped by IOC
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In addition to serving as the event's major local food sponsor and presenter of "Eat Street" food area, about 100 Wawa associates will be participating in the walk to raise funds and healthy heart awareness.
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A new study has been published, detailing how shadows can affect an autistic person's ability to recognize an object. The new study explains that this is part of sensory abnormalities that autistic people have. It also explains that these abnormalities could be what triggers autism in the first place.
Although autism is considered to mainly affect one's social abilities, it can affect their senses as well. Scientists decided to examine shadows because autistic children typically have no issue picking up on small details, but can struggle when trying to look at the bigger picture.
In a picture, shadows can contribute greatly to the atmosphere. They can also take precedence and make other aspects more difficult to make out.
Scientists used two groups to perform the study: one group of 20 high functioning children with autism, and 20 without. They showed them pictures of familiar objects, such as fruits and utensils. All pictures either had a shadow, no shadow, or a shadow that was not representative of its object (such as the shadow of an apple looking like the shadow of a banana). The children were asked to state the name of the object once they realized what it was.
The two groups received similar marks, except when the pictures had shadows. The group of autistic children had more difficulty identifying the objects when shadows were involved, and did worse than the average time. Scientists believe that the shadows would throw them off, and they would spend extra time focusing on them.
One of the scientists, Umberto Castiello, had this to say: "We might be prompted to investigate the neural pathways connecting the object recognition systems with those systems devoted to the planning and organization of overt behavior, and how such pathways might be impaired in the autistic population."


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This recipe comes from my great grandmother. I had to get my grandmother to come up with measurements instead of litttle bit this, little bit that. She always uses the shallow pie shells and makes two pies because my father can devour one himself. She topped it with meringue and browned in the oven but I have also used whip cream.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 3⁄4 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 2 egg yolks (reserve whites if topping with meringue)
- 1⁄2 cup butter
- 3 tablespoons cocoa
- 3 tablespoons flour
- 1 3⁄4 cups milk
- 1 pie shell (baked)
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- Mix sugar, flour and cocoa in saucepan.
- Add milk, then egg yolks and stir with wire wisk.
- Cook over medium heat until thick whisking often and being careful not to scortch.
- Remove from heat, stir in butter and vanilla.
- Place filling in baked pie shell and cool.
- Once cooled top with meringue and brown or whip cream.


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