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The Good Fight
How an upcoming Mixed Martial Arts event will help Maui's families
by Starr Begley
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Geno McCarthy
April 17, 2008
Geno McCarthy doesn't want to be portrayed as a hero.
But as McCarthy and I sit at the pavilions down at Ho'okipa on Sunday morning talking about "Fight for the Kids"a charity Mixed Martial Arts event he is organizing to benefit the Neighborhood Place of WailukuI can't help but think that, at least to the families that depend on the organization, he won't have much say in the matter.
As yet, no big names have signed on, though McCarthy wants the fight to take place at War Memorial Stadium. Some might see irony in the idea that a big MMA fight will help children and families, but for McCarthy, doing exactly that is perfectly in character.
I haven't been down to Ho'okipa in nearly a decade and am surprised by the many familiar faces that stop in to slap McCarthy on the shoulder and peck me on the cheek as they walk pastespecially on such a rainy, windy and choppy day as this. The surf scene was never one I'd been comfortable in, but McCarthy is a natural, apparently not only knowing every local surfer that frequents the area, but also liked and respected by them as well.
McCarthy is a big dude, skin weathered from years in the sun and, as he freely admits, nights behind a bottle. He has shaggy, salt-water bleached hair, numerous tattoos, impressive shoulders and vibrant blue eyes that I don't doubt for a second have broken more than a few female hearts. He's what I'd call "local haole," but I'm surprised when he says he first moved to the Islands as a young adult to pursue the dream of an "endless summer."
McCarthy is also more multi-layered than I expected, telling me about his past and how he found hope through the church and Christianity while simultaneously voicing anger, pain and love of fighting. McCarthy has always been a fightera scrapper really—but only recently became involved with the organized discipline of Mixed Martial Arts.
At 21 he was arrested after head-butting a bouncer and fighting six cops. "It was my 21st birthday and I remember sitting in jail with $24,ooo bail on my head remembering what my grandmother had told me when I was a kid and she caught me stealing liquor out of her cabinet," he said. "She told me I had a choice. Sitting there, it sunk in pretty hard and I quit drinking for six years."
He stopped drinking cold turkey, seemingly an impossible featespecially after he told me that he started drinking and doing drugs when he was nine.
photo: courtesy of "The Neighborhood Place"
"I was really confused and had no guidance," McCarthy said. "I didn't have a father figure and the one that I did have when I was younger got all weird." By weird, McCarthy is referring to the fact that he was molested numerous times by his mother's boyfriend, beginning when he was just four years old.
"I'm not ashamed of it," he said. "It wasn't me. I want kids to know that are out there, maybe their parents are beating them or someone's touching them funny that they should have no shame. They can talk about it and if people want to say something, well, you know what they say, 'Opinions are like assholes. Everyone has one and they all stink."
As a dad to two young girlsKayla, age eight, and Kailee, age nineMcCarthy wants to be the father that he didn't have. "Becoming a father gave me a sense of responsibility," he said. "I have two individuals that need my love and support. I also have a lot of respect for their mom Terina and all that she does for my kids. She's an awesome mom."
McCarthy says fighting and violence are a part of him. He believes it to be primal. "I love to fight, but now I know that it's better to fight in the ring than in a bar," he said. "Being a haole, people want to fight me. It happens. Now I'm like, 'You wanna fight? Okay, here's my card.'"
photo: Epes Sargent
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) fighter and Maui boy Kendall Grove, who trained with McCarthy in Big Bear, California in September 2006, had nothing but praise for McCarthy. "Geno's got awesome heart, trains hard," he said. "He's a cool haole bradduh that knows the local ways. He's a very spiritual person, loves Jesus Christ. He got me all fired up."
McCarthy attributes his desire to help others to the love shown to him through Pastor Dale Kreps of Pukalani Church of the Nazarene. "Pastor Dale gave me time and love that my own father didn't, and it made me stop and say, 'Who is this guy?'" McCarthy told me. In turn, McCarthy wants to give back to the community and specifically help kids.
"It sounds kooky," he said. "But I was working and I just got the message that I was supposed to give my money to the kids. And then I realized that I want to give even more than I have, so I thought to organize a fight where all of the proceeds would be given to someplace that does that."
"Fight for the Kids" was born. The first organization that that McCarthy contacted turned him down flat. "I guess cause it's money coming from a violent sport? I don't know," he said, "But they wouldn't touch it. Then I called Neighborhood Place and talked to [Founder/Executive Director] Venus [Rosete-Hill] and she was stoked on it."
Happy Valley in Wailuku has long had a reputation for being one of the least happy places on the island. Of course, as a kid, I didn't feel this. I spent time theremy dad had friends that lived in the area and Takamiya Market was a place my mom liked to shop because of the good prices and variety of food not found in the regular supermarket.
But as I grew older, Happy Valley's public housing, kids in the street and reputation for alcohol and drugs began to grow on me. When I discovered that The Neighborhood Place of Wailuku, a non-profit organization dedicated "to build strong roots in the and in the community by promoting a safe and nurturing environment for children and families" was located in the heart of Happy Valley, I thought, "The area could use an organization developed to help families, but why in the hell would someone choose to set up shop in an area with such a bad rap?"
Rosete-Hill (extreme left) and the children of Neighborhood Place of Wailuku
photo: courtesy of "The Neighborhood Place"
On a recent Monday afternoon I made the short trip from my Market Street office down to The Neighborhood Place. Finding it was tricky—it's located in an old two-story plantation-style house just off to the side of Takamiya.
As soon as I stepped inside, Rosete-Hill greeted me with a hug. She introduced me to staff members that knew who I was by sight without ever formally meeting me before.
"I know your father, uncle, auntie," Duke Sevilla, program coordinator, told me. "But you look like your mom. I worked with her at the jail."
Close, I told him. That was my mom's sister that you worked with. Of course, it was 25 years ago that they must have worked together, but it felt good to be connected through childhood acquaintances and co-workers on a very small island.
Rosete-Hill and McCarthy
Rosete-Hill was born and raised on Maui. She began The Neighborhood Place four years ago. Today the organization helps more than 500 families.
"What makes us different from some other organizations is that we are very culturally sensitive," she told me while we sat in her warm and comforting office. "We're different here. For example, there's some great Mainland models for the work we do, but often they don't work with local families. We're a different culture. We live a different way. So we try to draw upon our innate local wisdom so that people can relate. We believe that it's a person's belief system that drives a person's behavior. So we look at what they believe to be true about themselves and their family and work to build their confidence."
The Neighborhood Place uses traditional Hawaiian and multicultural values. Their guiding principles are both simple and powerful:
'O ke aloha ke pili mai
, ("Love is the thing that binds us") and
'O ke kuamo'o ke kua'e
("It is our genealogy that keeps us upright").
Rosete-Hill also noticeably resisted using the now-clichéd term "at-risk youth."
"We say 'at-promise' youth and families," she said. "Every family at one time or another needs help. We're not going to be judgmental. We want to help that family before an incident occurs and keep the family together."
According to Rosete-Hill, 80 percent of the families they have worked with are walk-ins who hear about the organization through word-of-mouth. "We don't have a certain stigma attached to us," she said. "You could come in here for any reason, kids, abuse, drugs. No one would know. We deal with everything."
The placement of The Neighborhood Place in the heart of Happy Valley was strategic. "Here we are in the middle of public housing," Rosete-Hill said. "And not once have we been broken into or robbed. People started asking me if I was a product of public housing. I didn't even know. I had to ask my dad and come to find out, I guess I was. As a kid, you don't know. Where you live is just a shell, there's no reason that these kids here can't have fun, healthy lifestyles. It's not where you live but how you feel about yourself. One family at a time, we want to restore the cultural richness in this area."
Shane Kealoha, who participated in Kamalamaa parenting class put on by The Neighborhood Place—was enthusiastic about the organization. "I went in looking for a better me and found a better us," he said.
photo: courtesy of "The Neighborhood Place"
As for McCarthy, he hopes to have the support for "Fight for the Kids" by August or September. Many individuals and businesses in the Mixed Martial Arts community and beyond have offered to donate their time or services—HGA, Da Hui, Sanuk, Maui Jiu Jitsu, Kazuma, Wailuku Boxing Club, Da Kine and Papaya Naturay.
"It would be so great if I could hand Venus a check for 20 or 30 grand," McCarthy said, smiling. "I just want to help those kids."
For more info or to participate in "Fight for the Kids" please visit
or email McCarthy at
. For more information on The Neighborhood Place of Wailuku call 986-0700.
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Secaucus PBA Local 84 collecting items for local families in need
Secaucus Police Benevolent Association Local 84 is conducting its annual drive to collect new toys, clothing, toiletries, blankets and other items for distribution to local families in need. A collection box for the donated items is located in the lobby of the Secaucus Public Library and Business Resource Center at 1379 Paterson Plank Road. Donations can be made through Tuesday, Dec. 20. For more information, contact: (201) 330-2083.
Holiday gift ideas at the Secaucus Public Library
Library Director Jenifer May has suggestions for holiday gift-giving that are available right in the Secaucus Public Library. Individuals can purchase a book in a loved one's name and include a membership in the Friends of the Secaucus Public Library. Books purchased by the library in individuals' names are living tributes. A bookplate is inserted inside the front cover so each patron that checks out that book will see it was donated in someone's name. When purchasing books, you can specify the genre and whether you want it to be a children's book or an adult's mystery novel. The choices are many and they are yours to make.
Individual membership is $10 or $5 for senior citizens or students, $20 for families, or $150 for a Lifetime Membership. For more information, contact May at: (201) 330-2083 or email@example.com.
Library presents dramatic readings of 'Love & Other Holiday Foolishness' on Dec. 18
Veteran actress Michele LaRue will perform two short story dramatic readings at the Secaucus Public Library and Business Resource Center on Dec. 18 at 2 p.m. In a presentation titled "Love and Other Holiday Foolishness," LaRue will offer dramatic readings of two holiday stories dating from the turn of the century. Light refreshments will be served. For more information, contact: (201) 330-2083.

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hi guys.... just came by to ask which is better from those three... Xigmatek DK Xigmatek HDT-S1283 Xigmatek AIO-S80DP other suggestions are welcomed.. and still within those price range of $35-$40
The dk is sexier but loses to the s1283 a couple of degrees due to the nickel cover. Looks or raw performance?
i still prefer raw performance than looks.. is it can handle a 3.5GHz 1.36V E7400??? or it needs beefier fans??
well I run the 1283 on my wife's x3210 (G0 Intel Quad Core) @ 2.8GHz and it idles at 21c and maxes out at 41c (18c room temp, Prime95)
My fingerprints are permanently atop my DK...and the Fan that came with it is Loud (way louder than anything else in my system by far) I still feel it's worth it though...Just put a nice SilenX Fan for it and your good to go.
Do you have it running at max speed or where the bios will adjust it. I've had mine sitting next to me and can barely hear it.
I had it on Cool and Quiet On low I'd say it Ran about 24db and at least 40 db on full load.... The Silenx Fan I replaced The fan that came with it runs at Half the RPM's with the same Airflow right around 1200RPM max.. It was quiet at first but I'd say about 20 days later it was loud Plus I was never to thrilled about the white LEDs
I've used my 1283 passive on a few chips..the last one was an E6750 @ 3.6GHz (1.45v) and it got hot but not as hot as the stock Intel cooler and obviously the Xiggy was miles quieter. Stock fan is 1 - 2200RPM and should come in at around 78CFM when running at full speed....but, the fan is a PWM 4-pin design so if you allow it, the board will control the speed and should keep things relatively quiet. Also, here's a review of the HDT-1283....it shows you a few things including dB levels. http://www.frostytech.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=2233&page=4 Bottom Line: You will enjoy either the DK or the 1283...no matter what one you get.
I asked about that too....When I got the DK.. I never got a good response about Most said the DK out performed it....
Ive had both the 1283 and the DK - Ive seen no temperature difference going from the S1283 to the DK, only aesthetical improvements. Fans quieter too.
I say get the Aio for fun maybe change its fans out to better ones : ] all sorts of mods you can do to it actually.
Aint me who said it, I read it somewhere when I was shopping for mine. Didn't matter though, the DK cools my e6750 pretty well. Worth all its hype, but a victim too, cause people tend to expect too much from a $40 cooler. I only wish you could turn off the damn led though.
If only they were red, cause my theme is red! I might take them off and mod them to put them somewhere else.
what's the difference from the balder and the DK??? is the balder more powerful??? because it seems don't fit my extremely tight budget... $40 is top... thinking about the IGSC-200, or Hyper TX-3 but from the benches the 1283 is outperforming them...
I'd rather take the DK or the 1283. They are the best performers price/perf ratio. If you want xigmateks best, there is the Thors Hammer. If i were you I'd consider the Coolermaster Hyper 212+, its a pretty good performer, less the bells and whistles, but performs well, even if you plan to take an i7 one day. I saw a shootout once, between all the top dogs and the CM H212+ performed really well, especially for the price + it comes ready for all sockets, if I am not mistaken.
is it better than the 1283??? if its on par.. yeah i'll get the 212+ but if it's not quite a good performer so 1283 it is.. Hyper TX-3 anyone???
You re better off with either the 212+ or the DK if you are planning to get the tx3. And for the answer to your question, the 212+ is pretty much on par with the DK on the 775 platform. I ve never seen a test with the DK on an i7 platform though. But I've heard it performs well. The 212+ did its job well though, even on 1156.


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Too bad he doesn't know gays don't eat carbs
Famed Italian pasta maker Barilla: Gays can eat someone elses pasta
9/26/2013 9:10am by John Aravosis 1466 Comments
Barilla is a famous name in Italian pasta. And it seems they dont have a taste for gays.
If you check your local supermarket here in the states, or in Europe, youre bound to see Barillas products with the familiar red label. Theyre a big, worldwide brand.
Well, the Chairman of the privately-owned company, Guido Barilla, got himself into some hot water yesterday when he told an Italian radio show that Barilla is a company that likes the traditional family. And therefore, youre not going to see any gays in Barillas advertising. And if gays dont like it, they can always go eat someone elses pasta.
Already are, stronzo.
UPDATE: Barilla has apologized three different times today and each time, getting itself into more and more hot water.
UPDATE: Ive got the audio. Honestly, he sounds like a bigger jerk in the audio than he does in the written quotes. Its all in Italian, obviously.
Here are some of Barillas comments (my translation at the time of publication, the English-language press had yet to pick up this story):
Non faremo pubblicità con omosessuali, perché a noi piace la famiglia tradizionale. Se i gay non sono daccordo, possono sempre mangiare la pasta di unaltra marca. Tutti sono liberi di fare ciò che vogliono purché non infastidiscano gli altri.Consider me bothered, Guido.
We wont include gays in our ads, because we like the traditional family. If gays dont like it, they can always eat another brand of pasta. Everyone is free to do what they want, provided it doesnt bother anyone else.
After his comments caused a bit of outrage, Barilla is now trying to backtrack kinda (agin my translation):
With reference to statements made yesterday, I apologize if my words have generated controversy or misunderstanding, or if they have hurt the sensibilities of some people. In the interview I simply wanted to highlight the central role of the woman in the family.Right. Because theres nothing sexist about that. The central role of women in the kitchen. (Like when she picks up a frying pan to slap your sexist ass.)
Barilla added that he has the utmost respect for any person, without distinction of any kind, and the greatest respect for gays and for the freedom of expression of anyone.
Yeah, freedom of expression. Anti-gay bigots usually misunderstand the concept of freedom of expression to mean that they get to say any inanity with impunity. Doesnt work that way. Barilla absolutely has the right to say that Barilla pasta is for straight people. And we have the right to tell him to vaffanapoli.
UPDATE: Speaking of free expression, Italian gay rights advocates, including members of the Italian parliament, are now calling for a boycott of Barilla (#boicottabarilla #boycottbarilla). Italian family advocates are, however, siding with Barilla over gay families, which they claim are not natural. Those same family advocates claim that get this criticizing Barilla for its attack on gays is itself an attack on civil liberties.
Barilla added in his mea-kinda-sorta-culpa to the Italian press, I repeat that I respect gay marriages.
But not enough respect to include us in his ads, because Barilla is a company that likes the traditional family.
Oh, Barillas against gay adoption too.
How do you say buh bye in Italian? Oh thats right: Ciao, Barilla!


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THE MAROON Volume XII LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, NEW ORLEANS, LA., JANUARY 26, 1934 Number 15 Primary For Popularity Vote Three To Be Nominated For Each Title Next Wednesday Morning POLLS TO OPEN IN ALL THREE BUILDINGS AT 11 A. M. The annual popularity contest will get under way promptly at 11 a .m. Wednesday with ballot boxes being stationed in Marquette, Bobet, and Conservatory Halls Polls containing ballot boxes will Ue closed at 1 p. in. the same day. As this election will be a primary for the selection of candidates in the general election to be held early next month, students are urged to designate three persons for each division of the contest. In the general election, February 7, one candidate will be selected from the three named for each division of Wednesday's primary. The popularity titles for which the student body will cast ballots Wednesday noon are as follows: Most Popular Most Handsome Most Intelligent Most Active Best Dressed Wittiest Most Popular Co-Ed Best All-Round Athlete T'ne committee in charge of the contest and who will supervise the balloting at the three polls is Lloyd Salathe, Lawrence Babst, and Mildred Cazenevette. Council members will help in the distribuing of ballots. Freshman Continue Win Streak; Take Two More Contests Continuing their championship play, the great frosh quintet won two more games this week at Loyola gym. On Tuesday they played against - their first college competition, Southeastern of Hammond, and defeated them by a large score. In the Senior A. A. U. league their only opponent, Kinglley House, was also easily downed Wednesday night. 68 This Time Led by "Pel" Hughes, scoring ace, the "freshies" steadily dropped the ball in the basket and took the Southeastern five for a ride to the tune of 68-40 Tuesday night. The first year men shot sensationally and this coupled with their usual ■ brilliant passwork counted for the unusually high score. The opposition "got hot" at times in their . shooting with Wilson making 22 points, one less than Hughes made for fSjyola. The frosh second team played the last few minutes and Landrum, sub guard, sank three successive field goals before the final whistle. Substitute Stuff Substituting their entire second team after the first team had scored the first six points, the freshies kept up the good work and took a 31.-19 win from Kingaley House Wednesday night in their A. A. TJ. league game this week. McMahon, sub center, had his shots working just right and thrilled the crowd with beautiful one handers. Klotz and Childress * guarded well and kept the King sley House forwards in check throughout. At first the second team couldn't seem to find themselves but get. ting used to playing together, they started clicking and "chunked 'em" in regularly. Kingsley House did not make a serious bid for the lead throughout the game. t Quintets Leave Monday Morn For Monterey Monday morning Couch "Doc" Ereklne with five freshmen and probably six varsity basketball players will leave for Monterey Mexico, where they are to ensure the championship basketball team of the Circuit) Mercantil Mutualista, a famous athletic club of that city Coach Erskine stated that either five or six varsity men would make the trip. These six are co-Captains Henry Beter and Bill Calhoun, William Blake, Pierce Carey, Frank Sullivan and John Gallagher. The entire first freshman quintet of Captain Augie Alfaro, Pel Hughes, Evan Walle, Haywood Lawrence and Ray Staub will take leave of absence from their heavy A. A. U. schedule to demonstrate their abilities to the citizens of Monterey. To Play Soldiers The long auto trip is to be made in three stopovers. The Wolves will drive to Lake Charles and from there to San Antonio, Texas, where t'ney are scheduled for a game against Randolph Field, the "West Point of the Air", on the 30th. There is also a possibility that the Maroons will meet the soldiers in a return game on their way back home. The Maroon and Gold Imsketeers will arrive in Monterey on the 31st of January. There they will workout and rest for their three conflicts with the championship Mexican team. The team that the Loyolans are to play is picked from the cream of Monterey's basketball talent. The indoor game is very popular in Monterey. The interest and growing amount Of enthusiasm in the community has caused the Circulo to erect a new $100,000 gymnasium which will be finished in time for the Loyola games. Both the varsity and freshman players are quite enthusiastic over the exceptionally long trip and feel confident that they will be able to make a reputable showing against these champions. Ballads Rendered By Music Students Ballads mean more than a chapter in the textbooks for .students now. Rev. Eugene O'Connor, S.J., head of the english department, explained all about this ancient form of poetry yesterday afternoon in Murquette Hall at 3 p. m. when he offered a program called "Ballads and Their Interpretation" to students of the university. The ballads were sung and acted by members of the Loyola college of music under the direction of Elisabeth Wood, head of the voice department. Those taking part in the program included Anita Hillery, Aubrey Oswald, Ulla Hofftra, Margaret Jones, Azelie Ziegler and Vivian Ballard. Lucienne Lavedan and Henry Gustine accompanied on the harp and piano GYM DANCE The first gym dance of the new year was held Friday. Attendance at the dance was not up to expectations, but the affair was a success according to the reports from those present. The Loyola orchestra provided he music. Letter Befuddles Students: "Examinitis" Victim At Large Browsing through Collier's last week, we happened to stop on the page where the "Keeping Up With the World" column was printed. Our eye traveled down the paragraphs and we came to an interesting bit of news. A prominent doctor stated that there is a certain type of amnesia that so affects the mind of the victim as to render him incapable of reading or writing his own language.But it would seem that Loyola has gone the medical profession one better in the way ef discoveries. After the examinations a letter was found on the desk which seems to indicate that the writer is suffering from "exaniinitis". Whether this new disease is a j form of amnesia or not is as yet undetermined. The case has been referred to the proper persons, sn in their hands we let il rest. Here j is the specimen: Di Meester Heditol: Sumteeng shud lD dunn aboot dese excriminations. Ay ulmust vent clazee. Dee plofessuz kud esk sew meny clazee kestushun.s, ay wundded hoo lied dee voist tyme —de plofessuz dinkin dem oop r dee stewedunts antsoreeng dem. Ay till ya, meester heditol, ay wuz ewey-scray efter tekking seffen uff dem. Beezides, meester heditol, ay hed 2 kest mi maden wote in dee ceety helekshun 2-day. Eemagyne hoe ya wood fill, heving 2 tek excriminations awn dee sem dey ya riched dee stet uff menhode. Hoe kud ay due mi bess een gittin dee [ mose muney fer mi wote weeth till dem wurries un mi mynde? Ay reepit, meester heditol, ulmust ay looz mi mynde. tlying 2 deezide witch wuz dee beegus pane—dee excrininations r dee helekshun. Pliz, ay esk ya, due sumetheeng | aboot eet. Tenks. Ductur Cue Zeelch. ■ Night Debaters To Argue Knights Of Columbus Speaker? Tuesday night at 9 o'clock the Chief Justice O'Niell Debating Society will meet the Knights of Columbus debaters in Marquette auditorium. Those representing the night debaters are Peter Naughton, Frank Trower. and Edward Haggerty. They will have the affirmative side of the question. The Knights or Columbus team is as follows: Charles Ascher, Cyril Lucas, and Gerald Quinlan. Peter Naughton, president of the O'Neill Debating Society, announced that an extensive schedule of debates is being arranged for the team immediately after the last elimination debate, which will be held February G. Last Elimination Debate To Be Held The last elimination debate to determine the varsity debate team will be held in Marquette auditorium, February 5, at 8:30 p. »i., according to an announcement by William K. Hamilton, president of tlie Edward Douglas White Debating Society. The subject of the debate will be on the powers of the president of the United States. The two teams competing will be: Amos Nichols, W. K. Hamilton, and Charles Bailey for the affirmative, and Stephen Rodi, Sidney Schoenberger, and John F. Nugent for the negative. The debaters will be judged on individual merit and an audience decision will be rendered on the team debate. Tne three winners will be named as members of the varsity debate team. The final freshman elimination debate will be held the following j week. Two New Windows Gifts From Frats Students wending their way t' classes on the upper floors of Marquette Hall stopped on the first landing of the central stairs last week to examine and admire two new stained-glass windows that were not there a few weeks ago. Ttie windows are gifts from two fraternities, the Blue Key, national honor society, and Beggars, academic fraternity. The main portion of both windows are of a soft shade of yellow with the emblems and mottos of the fraternities set in the upper and lower sections. Grads Must Elect New Thesis Course Seniors In the college of arts and sciences will be required to take a special course in methods of research and thesis writing to be offered by Dr. Richard Doyle, head of the history department, according to an announcement from the office of the dean. The class, which is to begin Tuesday, January 30, will be held on Tuesday and Thursday after noons at 4 o'clock in room 33 of Marquette hall. "This class is a requirement for all seniors who expect to make application for a degree this year," the announcement reads. "Failure to. receive credit for the course automatically throws out the senior thesis." Philosopher Scores Campaign Practices Beginning a new aeries of talks on political philosophy, Rev. Martin Burke, S. J., severely scored modern campaign practices in his regular philosophy forum Sunday night, at 7 o'clock in Marquette auditorium. Father Burke's address, which was broadcast over the university radio station WWL, hit principally at certain practices of candidates in campaigns. "To lie about a man is wrong, and to do it deliberately is even worse," said Father Burke. All Should Vote "All of us should vote, for It ia a duty of the citizen, but it would be better if something could be done to the political parties so that the citizens could vote in peace," he continued, "for as things now are the honest and capable man is not the one that usually wins the election."INEZ BECKNELL PLAYS ON CAMPUS BROADCAST The student radio broadcast, the Campus Quarter Hour, was announced by William Hamilton last evening at 6 o'clock. Inez Becknell, winner of this year's Young Artist Contest and member of the Loyola college of music, played several piano solos. THE PRINCIPALS CARMEN ROSELL . BERPOLETTE DeELLO SIMON GERMAINE KIIWARI) M. HOERNER HENRI DALTON L. WEBER . GRENICHEUX HENRI WEHRMANN . GASPARD TOM BRAHNEY BAILIFF IMWLDA ANSELL . GERTRUDE DOROTHY WHITE JEANNE AZELIE ZIEQLEB MANNETTE ERMONIE McNEELY . SUZANNE LLOYD SALATHE THE REGISTRAR AUBREY OSWALD . THE NOTARY WINTER TRAPOLIN . THE ASSESSOR THE CHORUS Soprano* Alto. Baritones Thelma Moulerioux Albert Ftache Ev.lyn Durmeyer Lyda Campbell John Kron Jane E Strycker Verde Ambrose Luclan Gilbert fronds r.iiinelloni Mar* L- Danovlch Charles RocccJorte Francis Glanelloni Virginia Maley Joseph Leppert Anna Moser Florence Chauvln Milton McOovern Gwen D'Hemecourt Peggy Johnston Ansell Simmons r.th-rln.. CVConnell Alleen Weber Nelson Gulllot Catherine O Connell Hplen Moorc c]yde 81mm0ns Alexine Ward Marie Musson Felix Lapeyre Mary Bergevin Adrienne Johnson Aaron J. Silverman Loretta OBoyle Yvonne Trapolin Ralph^DfaT" Richard. 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More than eighty Students responded to "Doc" Ei'bkine'a call for' players in' the Intramural basketball league, according to an announcement by Charles Bailey, ; president of the student council. The two captains of. the Varsity squad, Bill Calhoun i-.tul "Ihu.k" Beter, will officiate for nil I lie games, and the remaining members of the Varsity squad will be advisors to the various teams. These advisors will act somewhat in the capacity of manager-cuach and will give the players on their team the benefit of their Intercollegiate experience. The entrants have be°n divided Night Students To Edit Owl Section Theodore Lala, arts and science night, was selected as editor of the evening school news department, by the members of the advanced Journalism class, last Tuesday night. The selection followed the creation of the new department, when the editors of the Owl, night student paper, asked the Maroon to take over the publication. To Arouse Interest "We hope this move will arouse more interest in 'The Maroon' among the evening students," said Dan Home, editor, in commenting upon the new department. The work will be done by members of Dr. Blain's advanced class in journalism. 2000 Less Dr.'s In U.S. In 1940 Says Authority Medicine-men can beat their tomtoms and stick out their chests in 1940. There'll be 2,000 fewer doctors. There'll be 40,000 more law|yers and 10,000 more dentists than there were in the United States in 1930. That is the result of a survey made by David L. Kiske in "Civil Engineering" for .lamiary, 1934. Something like 4,000 young doctors, 8,000 lawyers, and 2.500 dentists come out of colleges each year. Old men in the profession die off. All tliis does not mean that the professions are not over-crowded now. "In general," Mr. Fiske asserts, in "most of the professional schoolt the number trained has been excessive, the assumption being that an increase in demand would occur." You will have to be good to get ! where you are In 1940. There will be 128,000 doctors, 75,000 dentists, 178,000 lawyers. PROMINENT MEN WILL GIVE LECTURES HERE Announcement of the names of prominent local buslneii men who arc scheduled to lecture in the department of commerce and finance, was made yesterday by Rev. Fr. Joseph A. Butt, S. J. Among the I men who will speak during the next two months are Lloyd Cobb, LL. B.; Walter Arnold, personal manager of Feibleman's department store; Herve Racivitch, Henry Junionvllle and Jack Crutcher. The lectures will be resumed in February. Father Butt said. These lectures are held twice monthly for the students in the department of commerce and finance.STUDENT OPERA OPENS THURSDAY CURTAIN WILL RISE IN TULANE THEATRE AT 8:15 AS ROSELL AND HOERNER TAKE LEADING ROLES IN 'CHIMES OF NORMANDY, SEVENTY-EIGHT IN CAST; BALLOT DANCE ADDED FEATURE At 8:15 next Thursday night, the ! curtain will rise on Loyola's seci ond student opera, the "Chimes of i Normandy" with Carmen Rosell taking the lead and a nineteen-yearold tenor. Kdward M. Hoerner, appearing opposite her in his first operatic role. Planquette's famous opera, which took Paris by storm and later proved a sensation when brought to the English speaking countries, was selected by the general committee because of the many melodious tunes and the deft touches of humor that it possesses. Starting early in the fall, the production has been in rehearsal for some time and is fast rounding into shape. Final rehearsals are set for Friday at 8, Saturday and Sunday at 3 p. m. 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I purchased 2, one for cooking, awesome for homemade sauces. And 1 for use in soap making. Very powerful.
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Formerly "French Kitchen in America," this kitchen is located on the outskirts of an old French Canadian neighborhood in the Upper Great Lakes. The menu is eclectic and the topics are varied.
27 December 2006
Shrimp de Jonghe for Two
Normally, this is something we only eat when we eat out. On our anniversary, maybe.
Our anniversary is tomorrow and we are eating out. But why wait?
Shrimp de Jonghe for Two
One pound raw shrimp, shelled and deveined
2-3 cloves of garlic, minced
1 ½ teaspoons tarragon
1 ½ teaspoons parsley
¼ teaspoon dried thyme
2 shallots, minced
1 ½ teaspoons minced onion
¾ stick butter, softened
½ cup dried Italian-style bread crumbs
pinch of nutmeg
½ teaspoon black pepper
pinch sel de fleur
Preheat oven to 350.
Cook shrimp in boiling salted water for about 1-2 minutes. Drain and plunge into ice water to halt further cooking.
Make a paste using about 1/2 stick butter and herbs, onions, garlic, shallots and 1/4 cup bread crumbs.
Arrange shrimp in shallow pans. Do not overlap. Coat tops of shrimp with mixture.
Melt remaining butter and breadcrumbs, adding salt and pepper. Drizzle over the shrimp.
Bake for 15 minutes on a rack placed in the upper third of the oven. After 15 minutes, turn off oven and turn on the broiler so the shrimp turns golden brown.
I served with noodles for my husband and rice pilaf for me.
Note: I scrimped on the butter and salt in what is probably a fruitless attempt to make this a healthier dish. Ah, well it's the holiday season.
The recipe is adapted from one found on Epicurious.
16 comments:
- Lydia said...
Happy anniversary! What a lovely way to celebrate.
- 27 December, 2006 20:58
- Mimi said...
Thank you, Lydia. Each year, each day is a gift.
- 27 December, 2006 21:05
- Kalyn said...
Ditto on the happy anniversary.
- 27 December, 2006 21:09
- Mimi said...
Thanks, Kalyn. BTW, one of my resolutions for 2007 is to eat more of the healthy food from your kitchen. And drink more water.
- 27 December, 2006 21:51
MMM. Haven't made this in ages. Thanks for the nudge to create this dish again. And, happy anniversary. Celebrate well!
- 28 December, 2006 10:00
- Mimi said...
My husband thought it might be good with a sauce, so next time I think we'll try that — love the idea of a new tweak on a classic.
- 28 December, 2006 11:20
- Jann said...
A very Happy Anniversary and many more! An ideal dish to serve on such an occassion!
- 28 December, 2006 13:06
- Mimi said...
Well, it's that famous frugality raising its head. If it's on sale and the price is right, eat it.
- 28 December, 2006 15:31
- Terri said...
This sure looks yummy and living on an island we have an abundance of fresh shrimp here....Needless to say, I'll purchase some and try your recipe.
A very Happy Anniversary to you! Enjoy your special day. - 29 December, 2006 10:03
- kansasrose said...
Happy Anniversary...I followed you here from farmgirlcyns...your comment about going through the vodka on her blog ran so true to me...only this time of year it is cheap wine for me...this shrimp recipe makes me crazy for shrimp now! Happy New Year too.
- 29 December, 2006 10:37
Happy Anniversary Mimi! This recipe looks delicious. Would it work to leave out the bread crumbs, I wonder? I'm soooo stuffed with holiday indulgences, I'm trying to be a low-carb purist right now.
- 29 December, 2006 14:04
- Mimi said...
Christine, I know exactly what you mean. I am going to start anew this weekend, watching both carbs and fat. This week has been a bust.
I think you could leave the crumbs out or at least cut them back drastically. - 29 December, 2006 14:39
- Terry B said...
Let me add my happy anniversary wishes to the pile. You're right, it's not too healthy, but all things in moderation, including moderation. I'm curious, though--with all the time in the oven, is it necessary to boil the shrimp ahead of time? Is that just to make them firmer and easier to work with, applying the butter and herb paste?
- 29 December, 2006 20:07
- Mimi said...
I used raw shrimp because that was what the recipe called for my first effort, did not want to tinker too much) so they had to be boiled a bit.
You could probably used cooked shrimp and cut the oven time OR just broil them, using a lower oven shelf. - 29 December, 2006 20:42
- Tanna said...
Very Happy Anniversary and good things in the new year!!!
- 31 December, 2006 08:03
- Mimi said...
Thanks, Tanna! I hope you, too, will have a wonderful New Year
You know, i think I like this one the best — a fresh start is cause to celebrate. - 31 December, 2006 11:30


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June 18, 2012
The 2012 college football season is upon us, and with the Razorbacks ready to renew a long time rivalry with Texas A&M University as well as compete against other foes including LSU and Alabama the entire nation is ready. Here is, in our opinion, five of the greatest football players to ever attend Arkansas.
5. Felix Jones, Running back:
Though he spent most of his time at Arkansas backing-up Darren McFadden, Felix Jones had an outstanding career as a Razorback. As a matter of fact, all three running backs that played together (Peyton Hillis, Darren McFadden and Felix Jones) are all currently doing very well for their respective NFL teams. Jones' showed steady improvement throughout his 3 seasons, rushing twice for over 1,000 yards and getting 11 touch downs his junior year. Most impressive though were his 9.1 rush yards per carry that led the nation in 2007. He currently plays for the Dallas Cowboys.
4. Ken Hamlin, Free Safety:
Ken Hamlin was the first freshman and as well only the second defensive back to lead the school in tackles. He recorded an incredible 104 tackles with 57 of them being solo. He had a great Sophomore year as well being selected as a Second-team All American. However his greatest season came in his junior year when he forced eight fumbles, recovering five, and intercepted 9 passes. He was named a First-team All American and furthermore awarded the Jim Thorpe Award. He is the first player in school history to record 3 consecutive seasons.
3. Chuck Dicus, Wide Receiver:
Dicus played from 1968-1970 for Arkansas and finished his career as the school's most productive receiver ever and his totals of 118 catches for 1,854 yards are still the eighth most all time. He was an All American as well as the MVP of the 1969 Sugar Bowl, registering 12 catches for 169 yards and the game's only touchdown. He went on to serve as president of the Razorback foundation and is a member of the College Football Hall of Fame.
2. Steve Atwater, Safety:
Originally recruited as a quarterback and later converted to a Safety, Atwater was 3 times elected to the All-SEC team and as well was a 2 time All-American. Furthermore he finished his career with the most interceptions of any Razorback, 14 which still holds to this day. He is a member of the Razorback All-Century Team and the All-Decade team for the 1980's.
1. Darren McFadden, Running back:
McFadden is without a doubt the most outstanding Arkansas Razorback ever. He rushed for over 1,000 yards in each of his three seasons, registering a long run of 80 yards twice. Furthermore his touch down production each year increased, scoring 11 in his final season. He was the Walter Camp Award winner, back to back Doak Walker Award winner and SEC Offensive Player of the Year.
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