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HAMBURG, NY – In a battle of Buffalo, the Medaille Mavericks took a 3-0 match victory over Hilbert in AMCC league play October 16. The Mavs stormed to a 9-1 lead in the first set, were gifted 10 hitting errors in the second set by Hilbert, and held on in the final game to improve to 5-1 (10-12). Hilbert moved to 4-3 in league standings (14-8 overall).
Chelsea Reischuck finished with eight kills and five digs while Allegra Johnson and Devan Jonathan each were credited with seven digs apiece. Hilbert had a total of 22 kills, but their 25 hitting errors prevented them from claiming the match victory (25-14,26-24,25-20).
Prior to the start of the match, the coaches and team honored seniors Devan Jonathan (#13) and Rachel Kwiatkowski (#10) pictured above with their parents. Both Jonathan and Kwiatkowski have joined the all-time greats in the volleyball program, with both athletes breaking into the top 10 in several stastical categories.
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- Avis Devoto to Julia Child, September 1, 1956 from As Always, Julia edited by Joan Reardon
Our long ago move to Italy timed rather unexpectedly with my in-laws retirement and their move from a bustling Parisian suburb to a small house in the middle of nowhere. Their newfound freedom would be filled with gardening and fresh air, vacations filled with the joyous laughter and antics of small grandchildren, relaxation and books. They had spent nearly every waking moment of the past thirty-odd years tending to their corner shop and family and would suddenly find themselves in front of endless days without deadlines, account books and friendly yet demanding clients. My husband, ever thoughtful of his parents' well being, suggested that they devote some of their time, amuse themselves a bit, in researching their families' genealogy. He purchased them stacks of books, indicated addresses of archives and instructions on how to make document requests. Knowing that they would have a project on hand, he left for Italy secure in the knowledge that they would have one thing more with which to occupy their hours, days and weeks.
Seven years later, when we returned from our stay in Italy, we found that stack of books uncracked, not one chart filled in, no family tree outlined, not one iota of genealogy done. So he gathered up the books, tossed them in the car and brought them home. "If they have no interest in researching the family history, then I'll do it!" he proclaimed. And of course, his enthusiasm inspired me as well and I said to anyone who was listening: "Well, if you are going to research your family's genealogy then I'm going to do mine, too!" And so, little by little, side by side, we researched, took notes, compared documents and drew up our separate family trees. Fascinating! But while he spent much of his time moving backwards in time, my research had me moving sideways. You see, I never knew just how large a family my dad had, how many actually immigrated and all lived together, 4 generations, in Brooklyn. I grew up close to my mom's side and so knew much of who was who and from whence they came, but only ever having met my dad's immediate family, that side was truly a mystery. Never in a million years would I have guessed how many aunts and uncles and cousins lived around him when he was growing up. And so slowly, oh so slowly, one at a time, I tracked down and contacted each and every family member still living and the descendents of those no longer with us.
One such person was Gene, my dad's first cousin although much younger than my dad by about twenty years or so. And as he lives not far from where my brother lived, we arranged to meet and meet we did. And the usual conversation began, the one we know all too well and repeat with anyone and everyone whom we meet with which we share a common city: Do you know this restaurant? Have you ever eaten here? Have you been to…? And the most amazing thing is, there was a little Indonesian restaurant near my brother's old apartment that was a favorite haunt of both Michael and Gene. And then it struck me! If I had never done my genealogy, if I had never tracked down my dad's relatives, then we would never have met Gene and how many times would my brother and Gene, these cousins, have sat next to each other in this tiny Brooklyn restaurant as perfect strangers, never knowing how closely they were related?
And throughout both Family Reunions I succeeded in organizing with the paternal side of my family, I couldn't help but marvel at all of these wonderful people gathered together, laughing, sharing stories, and how but for my research we would have passed through our entire lives never knowing each other, never knowing of this common bond we shared.
This same sentiment overpowers me constantly as I think of the great friends I have made through internet and food blogging. The world is filled with like-minded souls, dynamic, talented, warm and funny individuals who have so much in common, so much to share, and only thanks to this magical world of food blogging have I had the strange and beautiful chance to meet them. I know, this is rather a trite sentiment, an all-too obvious fact, but I truly think we tend to take this for granted all too often. We have become so accustomed to switching on the computer, logging on and sending friend and follow requests, leaving comments with a familiarity that would astound us in face-to-face social situations, connecting with people from every country in the world with stunning speed and fluidity. But just step back for a moment and let the thought rush through your head and settle in. Consider how unimaginable this would have been a generation ago. Or just twenty years or so ago. We've stepped beyond the letter writing and phone calls, the friendships limited to near neighbors and visiting former school chums, and we now have the world at our fingertips. Literally. And as someone living in a world that doesn't always agree with me, someone who finds it difficult to find near neighbors who understand my passions, my gregariousness, my cultural quirks, I find enormous gratification, delight and salvation in this odd and surprising thing called internet. As my husband so astutely pointed out to me once, "The friends you have made on the computer are good people, exciting people with plans and projects, people who actually work on projects together and make things happen…and that you really haven't been able to find close by." Ah, yes.
And this week, two of my closest far-away friends, as close as sisters, Jeanne and Meeta and I have baked together and thus started a new tradition. Three ladies, three countries, three kitchens, one recipe. Across the miles and through the screens of our laptops, we selected a wonderful, rich, decadent, chocolatey cake to bake all together, as one. As I claimed in a former blog post, nothing is better, more enriching or even more fun than getting together with friends to spend a day baking.
For our first Bake-a-long, we selected a fabulous Chocolate Orange Cake from Nigella Lawson's Feast: Food to Celebrate Life cookbook, and what a feast this cake is! Rich, dense and moist, mouthfuls of chocolate goodness infused with the delightful and seasonally festive flavor of orange, the delicate flavors of almonds bringing it all together. No flour makes this an ideal gluten-free dessert and no butter or milk means a dairy-free treat as well! Meeta added the warmth of cardamom to her cake batter and frosted it with a rich salted caramel ganache while Jeanne spiked hers with plenty of Cointreau and slathered a marvelous chocolate orange cream cheese frosting on top. I added my ever favorite partner of chocolate, cinnamon, to the batter along with some fragrant fleur d'oranger and decided to drizzle some warmed bitter orange marmalade over the finished cake to heighten the orange flavor and give it that bitter edge. But in the end, I found that this cake is so stunningly delicious in all of its simplicity it really needed nothing on top. It stands on its own. I also suggest making this cake a day or even two or three before serving as it only gets better and better, the orange and chocolate flavors melding together beautifully while the nutty texture and flavor smooth out deliciously. Oh what a perfect cake!
We are sending our fabulous Chocolate Orange Cakes to our adorable friend Sarah at Maison Cupcake who has created a wonderful new event: Forever Nigella. Her theme for the Forever Nigella challenge #2 is Seduced By Chocolate. And oh aren't we all?
Go on, you know you want to triple your pleasure: hop over and see both Meeta's and Jeanne's versions of this luscious cake...
Oh so easy, cook the orange the day before and you'll find that putting together this batter is done in the wink of an eye.
2 small or 1 large thick-skinned orange, makes between 1 – 1 ½ cups (@250 ml) purée
6 large eggs
1 heaping tsp (about 10 g) baking powder
½ tsp (2 g) baking soda
1 ¼ cups (250 g) granulated sugar (or superfine)
2 cups (200 g) finely ground blanched almonds
½ cup (50 g) unsweetened, good quality cocoa powder
1 tsp fleur d'oranger (orange flower water), optional
½ tsp ground cinnamon, optional
Early in the day or, better yet, the day before, place the whole orange in a large saucapan and cover with cold water. (The orange will float and bob up at the surface of the water, but don't worry about this.) Bring the water to a boil, lower to a simmer, cover and cook for 2 hours until the orange is soft. Drain and allow the orange to cool completely to room temperature. When cooled, cut the orange into quarters or eights, remove any seeds/pits and then purée (all of it, the peel, flesh, everything) in a food processor or grinder. Don't worry if there are lovely little chunks or strips of peel visible. If doing this the day before, place in a clean bowl or jar, cover and refrigerate until ready to use.
Preheat the oven to 350°F (180°C) and butter an 8-inch (20 cm) springform pan or one of similar volume. Line the bottom with parchment paper, allowing the parchment to come up about an inch or so up the sides.
Place the puréed orange pulp, the eggs, baking powder, baking soda, sugar, almonds, cocoa and the orange flower water and cinnamon if using, in a food processor or, as I did, in a large mixing bowl. Run the motor or beat the mixture until the batter is cohesive, well blended and smooth. It will be grainy because of the ground almonds and puréed orange. Scrape the batter into the prepared cake tin and bake in the preheated oven for 1 hour or until a cake tester inserted in the center comes out pretty clean. I used a taller, narrower tin so the cooking time was longer, so check often near the end. And you may have to cover the top of the cake with a piece of aluminum foil to prevent it from burning or cooking to fast.
Remove the cake from the oven and allow to cool on a wire cooling rack. When the cake is cool, carefully take it out of the tin. I decorated the cake by drizzling warmed Bitter Orange Marmalade on the top (pretty and also heightens the orange flavor) and topping it off with sugar-rolled strips of candied orange peel.


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BOONVILLE - Just hours after the death of former standout volleyball player Meme Brown, the heavy-hearted Lady Rams returned to the court Tuesday night against Alleghany.
A full gymnasium remembered Brown with a moment of silence and a prayer by Melanie Matthews. Donning their black and teal shirts to honor their fallen former player, an emotional Starmount side huddled together with a teary-eyed head coach Jon Symons arm-in-arm before the match.
After shaking hands with the Trojans under the net, each Ram placed their hand against Brown's retired No. 32 jersey that sits draped over the first seat on the Starmount bench - a place where it will remain throughout the remainder of the season.
An emotionally-charged crowd roared as the Lady Rams took the court and scored three quick points to open the first game. Starmount's lead grew to 11-4 and out to 16-6. After a 20-7 advantage turned into a 25-11 win in the first set, Symons, the team and the crowd erupted.
"Under the circumstances of tonight, I thought the kids played well. This obviously isn't an easy circumstance to handle," Symons said after the match. "You don't know what will happen on the floor, but I thought they did a good job. We took care of what we needed to take care of. There's not much rest for the weary.
After an intense first game, the seemingly-drained Rams struggled to put away a determined Alleghany team in the second set as the Trojans took a 10-9 lead.
Starmount rebounded and grabbed a 17-12 advantage, but Alleghany stormed back to tie things up at 19-19. From there, the teams traded points until reigning conference player of the year and anchor Ashton Gregory recorded a thunderous kill to put the Rams up 2-0 with a 25-22 win.
After the pesky Trojans took a 6-4 lead in the third game, an unlikely hero in Alli St. John, filling in for Sydney Caudle, put the team on her back and served Starmount to 15-straight points as the Rams took control at 19-6.
Senior Erin Barr then recorded three-straight aces to bring Starmount on the brink of a 15th-straight conference sweep this year at 24-9. But once again, Alleghany battled back, cutting the lead to 24-14.
As a final serve by the Trojans hit the net, the Rams were able to breath a sigh of relief as they closed out the first match since the tragic death of their former player.
"The level of intensity was not like it was this weekend, there was a difference. It's hard to sustain that level when you're heavy hearted like we are," Symons explained. "But it's something we'll get through and hopefully get to keep playing.
"I've been a basket case all day, but I got to come out here for a few hours and do this, and it makes my life better because I know she enjoyed it. That's what we do, we play volleyball," he continued.
While continuing with "the game Meme loved," Symons said he, nor the team, will ever forget what Brown meant to the program and the community.
"We're never going to forget who Meme was and what she means to all of us," he explained. "It's such a raw hurt, especially for the younger kids I'm coaching. It's just hard for them to see me like this, and I've hard to do my best to be as least emotional as I can, but when you start talking about it, it bites you. We'll try to survive what the future holds and hopefully we'll be able to keep playing and keep playing…that's the idea."
At tonight's football game against Alleghany, in addition to Senior Night festivities, a candlelight vigil will be held for Brown at halftime. Symons said the best way for his team to honor her is to keep playing the game the way she played it - "loud, hard and fun."
"We play for her, so every night is a tribute to her. And that's the way I look at it," he said. "It's not one event, it's every night we put those jerseys on that we are playing for her and that's our tribute. We are going to play the way Meme played, which was loud, hard and fun; which I miss."
Symons said the thought of not playing based on the circumstances didn't even cross his mind.
"No. She would have whooped me; that wasn't going to happen. She would have beaten me up," he said through a smile. "This is what she loved. If you would have watched that kid when she was playing, you knew she was passionate about this. This is what her world was, and it's going to be our world now.
"And we'll continue on and play until we can't play anymore, which hopefully will be Nov. 3 and 12:30 p.m. in Raleigh," Symons added.
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Should feeding meters more than 2 hours warrant ticket? Meeting todayStaff Report | February 07,2013
The Public Safety Committee will meet at 5:30 p.m. today in the downstairs conference room at Rutland City Hall to discuss a request to enforce the law against feeding downtown meters for more than two hours at a time.
In January, Michael Coppinger executive director of the Downtown Rutland Partnership asked the Board of Aldermen to have the Public Safety Committee discuss a more active enforcement effort regarding the portion of the city parking ordinance forbidding motorists from taking up a downtown meter for more than two hours.
The board discussed the provision in 2011 when they altered the parking fines, noting that the new handheld devices the city police used for parking enforcement made it easier to track how long a car had been in a given spot. The board made no move to call for a greater enforcement effort of the two hour rule, though.
Coppinger previously brought up the two-hour rule in a notice that went out asking downtown employees to keep the spaces open during the Christmas shopping season.
"Basically, I'm doing the bidding of the first-floor merchants," he said. "I've had a couple of merchants, both prior to the holiday season and post-holidays, bring it up to me. I've done everything in my power to educate folks and let folks know that it is a problem to have long-term parkers feeding the meter every day."
Coppinger said he would not claim that a lack of on-street spaces drives shoppers away from downtown, but he said the spaces were still an issue.
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For the record: Wando (4-1) Wednesday at Hilton Head, 6 p.m.
Goals: W–Allie Bucknam 6, Brenna Walsh 3, Alyssa Smith 3, Maggie Connell 1, Jessie Bunting 1, Kori Paulsen 1, Moriah Dodson 1; AM–Hunter Leckonby 4, Julia Sacha 1, Zoe Lewis 1, Maya Rawls 1, Rachel Edwards 1.
Assists: W–Walsh 1, Connell 2, Bucknam 2; AM–Leckonby 1.
Saves: W–Sierra Armstrong 62 percent.
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Assists: BE–Kennington 4, C. Petyak 2, Bosco 4, Roberts 1, Burnett 1, Burton 1, Greenho 1.
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Barbara H. WynneFebruary 25,2013Barbara H. Wynne
Barbara H. (Tuttle) Wynne, 86, formerly of Glastonbury, Conn., died Saturday, Feb. 23, 2013, at Our House in Rutland, after a long illness.
In Massachusetts, she was born in Boston, April 6, 1926, the daughter of Norman and Gertrude Hatch, and raised in Quincy and Squantum.
In 1947, she married Donald A. Tuttle, who died in 1988. She married Edward Wynne of Glastonbury in 1998.
She worked for many years at New Britain (Conn.) General Hospital in the cardiology department.
She was a member of East Glenville (N.Y.) Community Church.
She enjoyed sewing, drawing, painting and hiking.
Survivors include three children, Linda ole-Moi Yoi of Nairobi, Kenya, Robert Tuttle of Granville, N.Y., and Gregory Tuttle of San Juan Bautista, Calif.; three stepchildren, Jane Kelly, Matthew and Timothy Wynne, all of Glastonbury; six grandchildren, four great-grandchildren; three siblings, Virginia DiNatale of Marshfield, Mass., Audrey Dunn of New Hampshire and Roger Hatch of Braintree, Mass.; nieces nephews and cousins.
There are no calling hours.
The memorial service to celebrate her life will be held at the convenience of the family.
Memorial contributions may be made to Our House II, 69 Allen St., Rutland, VT 05701.
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Batman: The Silver Age Dailies and Sundays 1966-1967 is the first volume of three that reprints the first two years of a Batman comic strip that originally emulated the infamous TV series of the time and ran longer than any other of the character's previous newspaper outings. The book, a massive hardcover with ribbon bookmark, lovingly presents both the black and white dailies and color Sunday strips covering two full years and several storylines. In addition to the Dynamic Duo themselves, readers will also find Commissioner Gordon, Chief O'Hara, Batgirl, the Catwoman, the Joker, the Penguin, Poison Ivy, and a few others created just for the strip, as well as historical text that supplements the strips.
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I was asked an excellent question on Twitter Tuesday during the show by @ontherun81: Which team is driving me more crazy, the D-backs or the Suns? It's far and away the Suns.
I'm not panicked over the play of the D-backs. I'm not saying they're 0-3 so the season is over. I am saying that when a road team commits two errors and butchers a pick-off attempt/run-down, they should never win. The Diamondbacks' margin of error is very small. It's too small to lose games within the division when a team plays as bad as the Giants did.
I don't panic over one game. I panic over the statement, "It's early." I panic over the statement made last year, "Well, we're still in first place." Thinking positively about yourself before you attempt to accomplish something is always the best philosophy. Trying to explain away a loss to any team that tried to give you the game by saying "It's early" is not positive thinking. It's an excuse.
The Diamondbacks lost Monday because their starting pitcher gave up five runs. Arizona lost because the bullpen gave up four of their own runs and allowed the two runners they inherited from the starter to score. I don't want to hear it's early.
I greatly respect Addison Reed for saying, "terrible pitch, good swing." He didn't say, "We'll go get 'em tomorrow." He said he screwed up while still giving the opponent credit for beating him. Obviously, Addison can't give up two-run HRs if the D-backs have plans to contend, but I want a closer that doesn't make excuses. A good closer accepts responsibility and then forgets the past while bouncing back.
Just don't say "it's early" in April because then you'll be saying, "We got off to a slow start" in July when you're explaining why you're trading away players at the deadline.
It's the Suns that drive me crazy because the players don't have a "win every moment" mindset. I'm not sold on the fact the Diamondbacks are talented enough to win the division, but I am sold that they will give everything to win it as a collection of individuals. You can't say that about the collection of individuals that are the Phoenix Suns.
Don't get me wrong. No matter what happens at the end of the regular season, the Suns have had a successful season. What I will never understand is the lack of desperation in certain games. I completely accept missing shots. I know there are times when another team is simply better than you. I do not understand when any team goes through the motions like Phoenix did against the Lakers last weekend.
We can see early in a game when there's defensive intensity from the Suns. Watch the passing lanes. Watch the guard penetration. Watch how many shots are contested. The Suns are too athletic and young to ever give up 50 percent or better shooting in a first quarter. Teams don't "get hot" on their own. Teams get hot based on the other team letting them get into a rhythm.
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I had an interesting dream today (Tuesday) around noon. I was sleeping in bed since 5 p.m. on Monday, the previous day. I went to bed around 1:30 a.m. Monday morning, but unfortunately, I failed to fall asleep. I remained alert in bed trying to fall asleep until 5 p.m. that day, when I finally fell alseep and slept until around 12:15 p.m. today, which is why I guess the dream happened around noon.
This morning I had totally awesome higher power superpower dreams.
It started off at Mizar Place where I was in a really weird altered state and my brother and Dad didn't trust me with anything dangerous. While in my altered state, I tried to explain to them that I knew what danger was. I used the stove as an example. I explained that the burner was hot and the pilot light had to stay lit or otherwise gas would escape and catch fire.
It was nighttime.
Then there was a super loud arcing noise coming from what sounded like miles away. Just super loud electrical sparking type noise. So Dad and I went to investigate. We drove several blocks and about half a mile through residential neighborhoods until we found a military zone full of security guards, then we found the source of the noise.
There was a huge gigantic antenna about 300 feet tall that had been built behind the backyard of a house in the grass of the elementary school schoolyard. Somehow then we were behind the house in the schoolyard, close enough to see the flashes of light coming from inside the house and that the sparks were being channeled through a ducting system that was connected to an amplifier unit and broadcast in all directions through some kind of ultra, ultra loud and elaborate public address system in the schoolyard, as well as through the radio antenna.
There was a military cop that greeted us. Dad had a black Colt .45 semi-automatic pistol and I had a small silver-colored .22 semi-automatic pistol with a wooden grip. The cop asked us if we had permits for the guns. Dad said he did but that I didn't. He ask for my gun. I handed it to him without resistance, but felt really stupid after the fact because I gave it to him barrel first - unfortunately pointed in his general direction. He took it without incident, but I felt stupid for not pointing the barrel toward the ground in the process.
Then we tried to figure out what the gigantic antenna was for. Dad guessed that it was classified but he said he thought it had something to do with extending the range of antennas at Vandenberg.
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Dad and I and my brother and one of his friends were in a van. We saw a helicopter-like aircraft fly really low by us and we could see the pilot through the windows. It was a really beautiful woman with medium length blonde hair.
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Then she took us to a place where there were spaceships from aliens and they said that we were selected as part of a small group of people would now go with the aliens. She took us inside one of the the alien spaceships.
The inside of the spaceship took us to another world that was filled with ancient hieroglyphics and giant aliens.
They explained that they had been looking for a human god to control the spaceship, and I naturally didn't want the job because I had so many flaws and limitations. Then they took me to the alien god who was in charge of the spaceship. He said, "This is for you and your list of limitations."
I was trying to explain to Dad that they had advanced nanotechnology and that they could do anything to us and then return us to perfect health. I tried to explain that there was nothing to fear.
Then we were in a giant building that went on forever and it was filled with sleeping mummies that were starting to come back to life in perfect health. I remember saying that I would like to be the walls and floor of that building.
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Then the aliens started demonstrating that they could kill us and revive us to perfect health, even better than we were before.
Then things started attacking us. There was some kind of dog like creature running towards me. I just stood there waiting to see what would happen, knowing that I would be fine. Then a group of four aliens were coming towards me. Again, I stood my ground and didn't run.
They attacked me then quickly called off their attack, and I was repaired to full health.
A bunch of stuff happened that is escaping my memory, but the last words of the dream were from the inside of a golden palace and the leader of the aliens said to me, "You're immortal soul is with us, the angels."
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I try to keep cooked grits in the freezer, particularly for what I call desperation meals. I defrost them in the microwave.
Its not necessary to be exact about this recipe, which makes it a good one to remember when time is of the essence. The shrimp and grits deliver flavor as well as texture. The bacon garnish adds crunch, and the whole dish, including the scallions and arugula, is pretty enough to serve to company. If scallions are not available, garnish with chives or some other fresh herb parsley, basil, whatever is in season or available.
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2 cups cooked grits with a bit of butter added
6 strips bacon, cut in 1/4-inch pieces
1 pound small shrimp, peeled
2 garlic cloves, chopped (optional)
3 thinly sliced scallions, white and green parts separated (optional)
2 medium tomatoes, peeled, seeded, and sliced into strips
Cayenne pepper or white pepper
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Stir the hot grits and butter to combine. Saute the bacon until crisp. Remove one-third of the bacon, drain, and set aside as a garnish. Add the shrimp, garlic, scallion whites and tomatoes to the remaining bacon and grease. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Saute until the shrimp turn pink, about 3 minutes. Remove the shrimp.
Divide the grits into four bowls, spoon the shrimp and sauce over the grits; garnish with the scallion greens, arugula or herbs if using and reserved crumbled bacon; and serve.
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The legacy of the famed Orphan Trains that began during the first days of the Children's Aid Society in New York lives on today. An estimated 150,000 children took part in the Orphan Train Movement from 1854 to 1929, giving them new lives and a bright future by removing them from the poverty and danger of the city streets.
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The Narcotics Division of the Ashe County Sheriff's Office has made three arrests in connection with a methamphetamine lab discovered on Nov. 20, on Nikanor Road in the West Jefferson community.
Christopher Barry Walters, 37 of West Jefferson, and Timothy James Holman, 28, of Jefferson, were charged with manufacturing methamphetamine and possession of precursor chemicals.
Amanda Pruitt Price, 30, of West Jefferson, was charged with manufacturing methamphetamine.
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(November 14, 2012) -- Harker Heights lineman Darius James was presented his honorary game jersey for the 2013 Under Armour All-America High School Football Game on Wednesday.
The event was part of the three-month American Family Insurance Selection Tour for the Under Armour All-America Game.
James, who has verbally committed to Texas, is one of 90 players selected to compete in the sixth-annual Under Armour All-America Game presented by American Family Insurance, a nationally televised competition spotlighting the country's top high school seniors.
The 2013 Under Armour All-America Game is slated for 5 p.m. ET on Jan. 4, 2013, at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla., and will be televised on ESPN.
"It's a big honor," James said. "I never thought I would be picked to play in a game as big as this with past players like Jadeveon Clowney and Trent Richardson."


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"That sleepy, porridge-eating blonde is poking around in a house where she doesn't belong… watch the fur fly!"
Sarah Elizabeth is a girl who lives at the edge of a small village. Ever since she could remember, her father and her big sister Mary have treated her like a small child. Not only does her mother constantly compare her unfavorably to Mary, who is the perfect daughter, but they call her Goldilocks - a pet name that stuck because of the color of her hair. Sarah Elizabeth is not happy, and lets everyone know it by being loud, disrespectful and mischievous.
In the meantime, in a small blue-collar house in the great woods live a family of bears. All are happy and content except for the encroachment of humankind on their once idyllic existence.
One day Goldilocks goes too far and her Mother confines her to her room... a situation that she does not take lying down. It isn't long before she climbs from her window and runs off into the great woods herself. As evening falls, hungry and tired, Goldilocks shows up on the doorstep of the three bears. As luck would have it, they were out walking while their porridge simmered. When they return they discovered their chairs have been sat in, their dinners tasted and their beds slept in. Waking to the owners of the house standing over her, Goldilocks is frightened into realizing that she was pretty well off where she had been before she'd run away.
Mary shows up just in time to tell her sister how much they've missed her and take her home to a grateful Mother.
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This is not a group of children performing, but rather hand-picked, highly renowned professional adult actors in the Lowcountry that perform adaptations of original classic tales.
Sprouts musicals have been translated into six languages and each production is highly acclaimed with signature ballads and sing-a-longs, audience participation, uproarious chase scenes – and always a happy ending.
The unique setting of absolutely no separation between the audience and the stage, along with a bulk of the audience snuggled on large carpets in the front provide the most super fun live musical theatre experience for ages 3 to 93.
Show times for "Goldilocks & the Three Bears" are Friday Jan. 31 at 7 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 1 at 1 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 2 at 3 p.m., Friday Feb. 7 at 7 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 8 at 1 p.m., and Sunday, Feb. 9 at 3 p.m. The performance is just under one hour.
Tickets are $10 per person in advance or $12 at the door. Season tickets are also available for only $17 per person. For tickets, visit www.creativespark.org or call 843-881-3780. Creative Spark is located at 757 Long Point Road Suite D in Mount Pleasant.
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The epigenome is studied as a regulator of transcriptional activity that can mediate memory of prior events, whether developmental cues or environmental perturbations.
We study the normal physiology of the epigenome in mammalian cells, and perform epigenome-wide association studies of human diseases.
The research is facilitated by Einstein's Center for Epigenomics, its Epigenomics Shared Facility and the Computational Epigenomics Group, where the development of the Wasp System software cyberecosystem is nurtured.
Our basic research involves the targeting mechanisms of DNA methylation, the role of non-canonical nucleic acid structures and the heritability of chromatin states. Our human disease research involves autism spectrum disorder, oncogenic viruses, and intrauterine effects on adult disease susceptibility.
The research techniques include the development of novel molecular assays, and computational epigenomics research.
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The New York Times features Dr. John Greally and the artist who works with Einstein's genetic researchers to help visualize "big data."
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PESHAWAR, Pakistan Flash floods following torrential rains in the countrys northwest this week have killed 29 people.
A spokesman for the disaster management authority in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province said Wednesday that most of the casualties died when their homes collapsed.
Adnan Khan said 75 people were also reported injured in the floods. He said the rains, which started Monday, damaged about 1,400 homes in the province.
Pakistan suffers every year from flash floods caused by monsoonal rains.
In addition to the flood victims, Khan says three soldiers are missing following an avalanche in the village of Surgulu Binshahia.
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Sanders opposes effort to raise age for MedicareBy DAVE GRAM
The Associated Press | December 11,2012MONTPELIER U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders said Monday hell oppose any effort to raise the age when people become eligible for Medicare health insurance coverage.
Republicans in Congress have proposed raising the age when retirees are eligible for Medicare from 65 to 67. They also want to reduce cost-of-living adjustments for Social Security recipients.
Sanders held a news conference to outline his opposition to those changes, which are being discussed as part of negotiations in Washington to head off a series of tax increases and spending cuts scheduled to take effect next month.
The left-leaning independent took aim at a series of changes to cost-of-living increases that he said would hurt both seniors and disabled veterans, known as chain CPI.
If the changes are enacted, What that would mean for seniors who are 65 today is that by the time they are 75 ... they would get $560 a year less than they would get otherwise, he said. By the time they were 85, they would get $1,000 less.
Sanders acknowledged that raising taxes on the top 2 percent of earners to Clinton-era levels, as President Barack Obama is seeking to do, would erase just about a quarter of the projected deficits in the coming years.
On another topic, Sanders renewed his complaint that gasoline dealers in northwestern Vermont are charging prices at the pump that are higher than both the national average and prices elsewhere in the state, an issue he hopes the Vermont Legislature will address when it begins its new session next month.
Gasoline dealers in Chittenden, Franklin and Grand Isle counties are keeping gas prices artificially high simply because they can, Sanders said. No one is disputing that gasoline distributors have a right to make a profit, he said. In my view, however, they should not be ripping people off in these tough economic times.
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Percona Toolkit's pt-table-checksum is a great tool to find data inconsistencies between a MySQL master and its replicas. However it is sometimes not enough to know that there are inconsistencies and let pt-table-sync fix the issue: you may want to know which exact rows are different to identify the statements that created the inconsistency. This […]
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MySQL 5.6 introduces a new feature – microseconds resolution in some temporal types. As of 5.6.4 TIME, TIMESTAMP and DATETIME can have a fractional part. To create a field with subseconds you can specify precision in brackets: TIME(3), DATETIME(6) etc. Obviously, the new feature requires the format change. All three types may now have a […]
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"I absolutely know that I am not unbeatable. There is no one that is unbeatable. I don't compare myself to Anderson Silva and the fight that he lost, it has nothing to do with me"
The Light Heavyweight champion (18-1) continued, explaining how the two are at completely different points in their respective MMA careers:
"Silva has been in the game for a long time and maybe he's at the end of his career, but I just turned 26 years-old -- [have] no injuries -- I am at the very beginning of my career. We are at completely different stages as far as drive and motivation."
Not wanting to call Silva's drive and determination into question, Jones caught himself and quickly clarified what he really meant to eliminate possible misinterpretation.
His take:
"I can't say drive or motivation, but we are at completely different levels in where we are at. He's been doing this for so long and I am just getting started."