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Pilot Flying J Acquires Travel Center in Inver Grove Heights, Minn.
Pilot Flying J recently acquired a travel center in Inver Grove Heights, Minn., and will remodel the Pilot Travel Center to feature full amenities for professional drivers and the motoring public. The travel center is located at 11650 Courthouse Blvd. along U.S. Highway 52/55 in Dakota County. It will remain open during remodeling, which is expected to be complete in May 2012.
The 7,500-square-foot travel center will feature four fuel islands and five diesel islands along with DEF at the pump. The facility also will feature high-speed fuel pumps that provide faster flow so customers can refuel quickly as well as a restaurant and a wide variety of convenience items.
"We hope that Inver Grove Heights area residents and fleet customers will enjoy the convenience and amenities of our new Pilot Travel Center," said Jimmy Haslam, president and CEO of Pilot Flying J. "As the driver-driven company, we are proud that this travel center will serve this community through products and services as well as contribute to the local economy through jobs and tax revenue. And, we'll fill the needs of those carrying goods to communities across the nation."
The Pilot Travel Center in Inver Grove Heights is part of the network of more than 550 travel centers and travel plazas in the Pilot Flying J family, which serves more than 1.3 million customers every day across the U.S. and Canada.
The Inver Grove Heights location will include a Subway restaurant, which will reopen after the remodeling is complete; hot food deli; clean restrooms; pay phones; an AirVac; fax and copy services; Western Union and check cashing; an ATM; lottery and Lotto tickets; an arcade; laundry services; and general merchandise for professional drivers and highway travelers.
"We believe our familiar Pilot sign will be a welcome sight for interstate travelers and professional drivers. They'll want to pull off to fill up, refresh and sample some of our featured food items like pizza and Oscar Mayer hot dogs," said Alec McDonald, general manager for the Inver Grove Heights location.
"Our premium hot beverages include gourmet specialty coffees from all over the world as well as Pilot's house coffee which was named the 'Best Coffee on the Interstate' by the readers of Truckers News. We also have a variety of fountain drinks, frozen drinks and fresh brewed tea."
In addition to diesel fuel and DEF at the pump, professional drivers will have access to such services as a CAT scale, three automated showers and 43 parking spaces for trucks. After remodeling, the travel center will offer five automated showers. The Inver Grove Heights location also features driver services such as Transflo, Trip Pak and "The Truck Paper" magazine.
As with all other Pilot Flying J locations, the Inver Grove Heights Pilot Travel Center honors the Frequent Fueler Advantage card. Pilot and Flying J merged in 2010, and both brands are still available on U.S. highways.
About Pilot Flying J
Pilot Flying J, the largest operator of travel centers and travel plazas in North America, is committed to making life better for professional drivers. Headquartered in Knoxville, Tenn., Pilot Flying J has more than 650 retail locations. The Pilot Flying J network provides drivers with access to more than 65,000 parking spaces for trucks, 4,400 showers and more than 4,000 diesel lanes offering Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) at the pump. Pilot Flying J is currently ranked No. 7 on Forbes' list of America's Largest Private Companies. Visit www.pilotflyingj.com for more information.


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"World's Weirdest Restaurants," a Food Network Canada show, will be filming at Mesa's Monsterland Bar & Grill on Saturday, Oct. 27.
The horror-themed restaurant on downtown Mesa's Main Street will be part of that day's massive Halloween party called Nightmare on Main Street and will host a zombie wedding.
The public is invited to watch the macabre ceremony, which starts at 3 p.m. The bride and groom will be wed by an ordained "sinister" minister while dressed as the walking dead. Vows include promises to "shuffle by your side" and "infect as many living as possible."
"They'll be filming on the busiest, craziest night possible," said Monsterland actor and spokeswoman Kristy Smith. "If you look at the kinds of places they have on the show, it's an honor to be included."
The show has featured Giligin's, a Scottsdale restaurant/bar where the servers are little people; Ninja New York, a restaurant modeled after a feudal Japanese village where servers are ninjas; and the Tonga Room, a Polynesian-themed spot in San Francisco with an indoor hurricane.
Smith has not been told when the Monsterland episode will air.
Monsterland originally opened as a haunted house in 2011. It reopened this spring as a destination dining spot with a 250-seat interior that looks like the inside of a haunted castle. The walls and walkways are covered with menacing monsters and movie-quality props of zombies, aliens, skeletons, vampires, werewolves and mummies.
The Nightmare on Main Street party is based out of Monsterland and runs from 6 p.m.-1 a.m. Tickets are $15 on Brownpapertickets.com and $20 at the door. Guests must be at least 16.
Attractions include beer and spirit tents, costume contests with cash prizes, fire dancers, an appearance by Megan Massacre of TLC's "NY Ink" and a performance by her boyfriend, Joe Letz's band Combichrist.
Details: Monsterland Bar & Grill, 18 W. Main St., Mesa. 480-461-3300, monsterland.com.

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Drip irrigation is a method of using natural wealth in the most efficient way to irrigate, which helps to save natural resources, but improves soil's production capacity. All mechanisms are synchronized in the most advantageous way that natural resources are spent for the minimum necessary for irrigation. The main ingredients of this new irrigation system are soil, climate, water and crops. This process is earning popularity day by day.
Really it is an amazing kind of plan of technology to lessen the use of irrigation water to the lowest level and soak water droplets downward to the roots of plants which helps to reduce fertilizer requirements. The method works in theory as the use of a minimum amount of water at the root of a number of plants. The plants are provided with water and are not allowed any type of lack or excess of water. The method is installed on farmland. If proper guidelines are offered to farmers in a successful way then they can easily reap the benefit of the system. It will ensure the economic competence of water irrigation. It will also save costs for labor and compost.
It is needed to take the landscape of the field into an account. The climatic changes occur in a regular basis. A micro-irrigation system is appropriate for cultivation of different fruits and vegetables such as plantations of tea and flowers. Such an astonishing system of irrigation is considered in various parts of the world including North Asia, Europe, America and Africa.
The process of drip irrigation is preferable as high yields are high after a year relative to cost. Valuable water is stored up to 3/4th of the amount formerly required to irrigate the similar part of the country. Here the crop matures at over time with no imperfections. Fertilizer is radically lessened by a quarter. This process is undeniably a priceless asset to the irrigation method in regions where water resources are limited and provides an immense chance to produce enhanced harvests every year.


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If you haven't realized the need for (mobile) speed or scheduled meetings with your IT team after reading "Save As" is the New "Print," Part 1 you might want to block off your afternoon. Employee scheduling, engagement and communication are the HR programs that really maximize mobile's ROI.
This blog dives into how online technology solutions can help your foodservice business optimize scheduling, performance review, reward and communication programs to save time, reduce turnover and keep your employees (and your bottom line) happy.
Smartphone is the new BOH
Want to really make your employees happy? And your life easier? Get rid of back-of-house postings, and put technology to work in your scheduling program. PMI's 2011 HR Tech survey found eight out of 10 companies still use paper and manual methods to create, distribute and manage shift schedules. Would you still be content with 'it works' if you knew frustration with scheduling methods is one of the industry's top reasons employees quit?
Mark your calendar: mobile scheduling is about to hit foodservice businesses in a big way. According to our survey, companies managing requests via mobile and other electronic methods (website, email, online talent management system), increase their scheduling efficiency by more than 30 percent.
We also found that most companies still distribute schedules via BOH message boards. There's a better way...and it doesn't require tape, printouts or whiteout. Online distribution methods increase employers' satisfaction by 25 percent...not to mention improving your employees' work/life balance.
Your employees have phones. And they use them to text and browse the Web. Why not let them view, manage and trade shifts too? A scheduling app allows team members anytime, anywhere access to their work schedule, letting your employees focus on service instead of whether they're even supposed to show up today.
Real-time is the new quarterly
With industry average turnover topping 75 percent, you don't have three months to wait to review performance. More than half of companies surveyed are not satisfied with their current review processes. It's time for an upgrade.
Engagement in the foodservice industry needs a "now" approach. Employees require feedback that is continual, constructive and comprehensive. SaaS technology allows employers to record real-time reviews for detailed, constructive feedback. Leverage customer feedback and coworker thoughts for a 360-degree view. Automated technology also makes it possible for employees to set goals and report successes, while managers can add comments for constant, personalized engagement.
Newsfeed is the new memo
Facebook garners more Web traffic each week than Google. Connect your workforce and keep everyone on the same page with a mobile-social platform. Leveraging technology can help your engagement program turn workplace communication into a two-way conversation.
It's a movement that's on the rise with gamification and social networks. '2011 HR Tech' survey statistics show 40 percent of companies today are incorporating electronic communication. And it works. Respondents using online methods reduce turnover by 17 percent and report mobile and email methods as the easiest ways to manage communication and feedback.
Now is the new tomorrow
Companies that "get" the value of technology will attract the best employees; companies that don't not only risk losing them, but also risk losing customers. In today's fast-paced foodservice world, being a day, a month, a year behind in technology applications leaves you decades behind your competition.
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Apple Computer's introduction of Intel-based Macintosh systems earlier this year opens a vista long loathed in some corners, and long awaited in others.
Since the Windows XP operating system and Mac OS X can coexist on a single machine -- thanks to beta software that creates a separate partition on which Windows operates -- it may signal an overdue detente in personal computing's definitive cold war.
Some Mac purists expressed alarm, fearing that this could be the beginning of the end of the beloved Mac OS -- or at least the end of what made it special. Large-scale Wintel installations are taking a wait-and-see attitude, wondering aloud about performance, scalability and operating costs of these new hybrids.
Then there are the former Mac users who have, out of necessity or coercion, crossed over to "the dark side," and see the new Mactel boxes as a shot at redemption by providing the computer they need and the computer they love combined in a single machine.
There are larger ideas at play here.
The first is the worst kept secret in Cupertino, Calif., and Redmond, Wash.: The operating system doesn't matter ... at least not the way it once did. The "Web 2.0" movement has seized on the inevitability of the Internet as OS, doing huge volumes of useful and important transactions -- all without us, as USA Today reported: "The interactions Web is the next rung up from the familiar point-and-click Internet ... an Internet that works on your behalf -- finding or doing things in the background, with no intervention."
Machine-to-machine Web services may create for government service delivery what Intel-based Macintosh systems are creating for the PC -- detente. Despite helpful work by numerous authors on delineating the steering and rowing functions of government, the drawing of those lines can become a red-state, blue-state-style caricature as incumbent interests jealously defend turf -- assuming the turf is theirs to begin with.
Web services, service-oriented architectures and what co-author Richard J. Varn calls Government-as-a-Service, in the recent Center for Digital Government report Prove IT, all forecast a world in which old turf wars are made irrelevant as the lines among the public, private and nonprofit sectors blur in favor of each playing to their respective core competencies.
The report, available as a free download from the Center Web site recounts an observation originated by Jeff Wacker, a futurist with EDS: The world record for completing a financial transaction is 2 nanoseconds. By way of context, the blink of an eye is 350,000 nanoseconds.
Based on these nano-observations, the report concludes, "Why would government think it could keep up and why would it want to try? A more sensitive question might be, could government do it by itself at all? If government gets the answers to these questions wrong, it is at risk of becoming so irrelevant and so incapable of doing the obvious things that everyone else can do in the blink of an eye. Government's epitaph could become, 'An eye blinked at the end' as a fitting digital update of a penetrating yet simple observation about an emperor of legend -- 'But he has nothing on at all,' said a little child at last."
This is not the time to become alarmed.
A complacent, wait-and-see worldview will not work either. Remarkably the shelf life of the Internet's original transformation has extended much longer than most of us dared imagine. Here we are again, at the crossroads -- an inflection or tipping point if you will -- with a shot at redemption as we give full credit to working across sectors, but not at cross-purposes.
It's time for this cold war to end, too.


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The phone is ringing, and I don't recognize the number,
All Caller ID says is, "NAME UNAVAILABLE".
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Today I received yet ANOTHER call from these jerks. I talked to the PA Attorney General's office and a lawyer. This company "AGA" are using extreme collection actions - they started calling me about a week and half ago stating that my husband has a debt from 1999!! If I do, we don't remember it. They are claiming to file a 1099-C with the IRS. First they told me (Bryan) that he could not give the address for obvious reasons which I don't why unless they are scare folks would start showing up there because of their "scare tactics" - My response was - well wouldn't a PO Box fix that?? In addition, I called a number they gave me 888-982-7310 around midnight last night and first got a voice message stating "you've reached the desk of Matthew Ward" - then called back and got a "please leave a message" guess someone forgot to change voice message and caught it after I called the first time. :) But not before I got a name!!!
Needless to say, today I received another call - this time from a Ms. Kasinger (sounds like she's playing secretary) - told her I was recording the call (advice from the attorney) - and I needed all phone numbers and an address. This is what I was able to get (the so-called secretary sounded new, so maybe I lucked out.) She said let me give you my manager's number and after she gave it to me I asked "Is this for Matthew Ward?" She said yes!!
Finally some information on these vultures!!
Names that have called:
Mr. Young
Bryan (or Brian)
Ms. Kasinger
Phone numbers so far:
AGA (Alliance Group & Associates)
P.O. Box 503
Travelers Rest, SC 29690
This is very close to Greenville, SC - so I'm going to guess that they have a main office in Greenville.
Hope this helps everyone!
I received a call from this number as well on 06/07/2013. The woman that called me name was Casey. She said I owed money for some sort of payday loan that was taken out in 2008. She says that numerous attempts have been made to get in touch with me. I am thinking this is some sort of scam.


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I did something the other day that I haven't done in a long time. I wrote and mailed an actual letter. Well, I should clarify that the letter was typewritten not handwritten, but still, I put my thoughts to paper, slipped the printout into an envelope, added a stamp, and dropped the whole thing into a mailbox. It felt so …old-fashioned. Nowadays most of my correspondence with family and friends happens electronically, and while I enjoy receiving and reading their emails, it's just not as special as opening the mailbox and seeing a stamped letter sitting among the never-ending bills and credit card offers.
If I had taken the time to hand-write my letter in cursive — a skill I learned in elementary school — the experience would have been even more old-fashioned. What was once a required subject for all school-age children is now being dropped from many teachers' curriculums. I find this rather sad, but even I have to admit that my handwriting, so carefully taught to me through hours of repetitive exercises, has become what I like to call "prinsive" — an amalgam of printed and cursive letters.
Even though my penmanship has turned away from the elegant curves and loops of true cursive, I still appreciate beautiful lettering. That's why I thoroughly enjoyed looking at "Scripts" — a tribute to 19th and 20th century script typefaces. What is a script typeface? According to the online encyclopedia Wikipedia, script typefaces "are based upon the varied and often fluid stroke created by handwriting." While examples of script typefaces are still used today, ornate typography experienced its golden age from the early 19th to mid-20th centuries. High society kept printing shops quite busy filling orders for personal and formal announcements of births, weddings, and anniversaries. Calling cards were once de rigueur for anyone of note, and of course, an elegant typeface spoke volumes about the card bearer's refinement. But business also contributed to the increased demand for script typefaces. In the introduction to this week's book, the authors explain that "scripts gave the illusion that the business name was a signature. They made the impersonal personal."
Within the pages of "Scripts" you'll discover numerous examples of French, British, German, Italian, and American advertisements, business papers, letterheads, magazine and sheet music covers, etc. using elaborate scripts. All are wonderful illustrations of bygone times, when grace and elegance dominated society, when communication had nothing to do with clicking, tweeting, or blogging. Such beauty might even inspire you to compose a handwritten missive to your loved one. Don't fret — cursive is optional.
Jan Johnston is the Collection Development Coordinator for the Fort Vancouver Regional Library District. Email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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IF YOU believed the most feverish gossip, a terrific hat-trick from Dundee United's Johnny Russell dampened the prospects of his manager parting with the Tayside club earlier than the summer departure announced this week.
Kilmarnock - Pascali 19, 91
Dundee United - Russell 43, 63, 88
For now. Yet Peter Houston's public declaration this week that he will seek new challenges when his contract expires in five months – which the rumour-mongers in Dundee claim will see Derek McInnes succeed him sooner rather than later – did no damage to his team's ability on the park. Thanks to Russell's return to scoring form six weeks on from his last goals – a triple in the Scottish Cup against Stranraer – United registered a wholly convincing victory over a Kilmarnock side unbeaten in their past six. Houston was not in the mood to deflect from a fine afternoon's work by going over the possible implications of his decision to quit United in the summer. He bemoaned that had his side "had a break here or there" then they could have been better placed than seventh just now; his main lament that, with his return from a month out, Gary Mackay-Steven was only able to make his ninth appearance. "He's a huge player for us and when he's on his game we are a really good side," said Houston.
Match-winner Russell admitted the situation was "not ideal" but that there was "a job to do and the team and the gaffer won't lose interest". Instead, Russell had been losing faith in his abilities, with his contribution of late "not good enough". Immensely hard on himself, he even felt he should have done better yesterday, having a goal disallowed and being thwarted by Cammy Bell.
Russell, though, contributed more than enough, cancelling out a Kilmarnock lead gained against the run of play with an imperious, first-time finish when the ball broke to him 14 yards out just on the interval. He made it 2-1 on the hour with a simple header after Keith Watson had arced a cross over from the right, and then made sure of the victory two minutes from time when he controlled a Barry Douglas through-ball and stubbed a shot into the corner with pinpoint accuracy. While Houston praised his side as "better" than their hosts, Kenny Shiels talked of a draw being a fair result. He was on his own there. One of the many subplots yesterday was what possible diminishment might be caused by departures. In United's case, of course, that concerned Houston's impending exit. For Kilmarnock, it was mainly about change that had already occurred in being shorn of Liam Kelly and Michael Nelson, while the future of Gary Harkins remains unclear. "Harkins is not leaving," said Shiels. 'He is one of the best players in the SPL and there is a good chance he will be playing against Dundee next Sunday." His chairman, Michael Johnston, took a different line. "It is unclear what he wants to do,' he said."We are in the dark over his preference," he said.
In the early stages, it seemed the loss of Kelly might have the most profound effect on proceedings. Shiels' men appeared bereft of a ball-winner, and were forced to sit back and watch United play around them, if rarely through them. It was a curious spectacle, made all the more so by the fact that 19 minutes of this pattern gave way to Kilmarnock taking the lead, Manuel Pascali firing home after a shot had been inadvertently helped on to him by Paul Heffernan. Not until Pascali bundled in a header in added time were Kilmarnock again a serious threat.


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Freshman designated hitter Anthony Scelfo went 3-for-3 with a walk and two RBI in Sunday's 7-2 win over South Alabama.
March 19, 2006
MOBILE, Ala. - Freshman designated hitter Anthony Scelfo went 3-for-3 with a walk and two RBI, and redshirt-freshman right-hander Stephen Porlier overcame a shaky start to pitch 6.0 strong innings as the Tulane University baseball team defeated South Alabama, 7-2, Sunday afternoon at Eddie Stanky Field.
The Green Wave pounded out a series-high 11 hits on the day, half of which came with two outs to account for three RBI. Scelfo was joined in the multiple-hit club by sophomore second baseman Brad Emaus, who went 2-for-5 with a double and an RBI.
With the win, Tulane claims its third consecutive weekend series to improve to 14-8 on the year. South Alabama, meanwhile, falls to 15-8.
The Jaguars jumped on Porlier early as centerfielder Tyler Jones was hit by a pitch to lead off the bottom the first and later scored on a sacrifice fly by third baseman David Freese. First baseman Jeff Cunningham sparked a two-out rally with a single and stole second base before shortstop Guillermo Martinez laced an RBI-single to center to give South Alabama a 2-0.
The Green Wave answered in the top of the second, though, as junior first baseman Mark Hamilton led off the frame with a single, advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by sophomore shortstop Cat Everett, and scored on a two-out base hit by Scelfo. Rookie third baseman Seth Henry followed with a single of his own, which allowed Scelfo to advance to third, and Scelfo scored on a missed caught-stealing opportunity by the South Alabama defense to tie the game.
Porlier kept the Jaguars off the board after the first, but Tulane kept adding skin to its tally as Scelfo posted an RBI-single in the fourth, Hamilton added an RBI-groundout in the fifth, and the duo of sophomore Sean Morgan and Emaus contributed to a two-run seventh with a pinch-hit RBI single and a two-out, run-scoring double, respectively to make it a 6-2 ballgame.
Jaguars' reliever Chase Christianson pitched a scoreless eighth, but after walking Scelfo to lead off the top of the ninth, Christianson gave up two-out base hits to senior left fielder Matt Riser and Emaus to account for the final score.
Porlier went 6.0 strong innings for the Green Wave, striking out one and scattering four hits to improve to 3-1 on the year. From there, Porlier handed the ball to sophomore reliever Trey Martin, and the right-hander from Los Angeles, Calif., responded by scattering two singles while striking out a pair in two scoreless innings, and junior right hander Daniel Latham posted two strikeouts in a scoreless ninth to close things out.
USA starter Joey Doan (2-2) was tagged with the loss after allowing six runs (five earned) on eight hits while striking out three and walking two in 6.1 innings of work.
The Green Wave return to action on Tuesday, March 21, when they play host to cross-town foe UNO in game two of the WOW Café & Wingery Cup at 6:30 p.m. at Zephyr Field. For ticket information to Saturday's ballgame and future Green Wave Athletics events, contact the Tulane Ticket Office at 504-247-1240. The Ticket Office is currently located in the lobby of Fogelman Arena, and is open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tickets can also be purchased on-line at www.TulaneGreenWave.com.


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College Hockey:This Week in ECAC Hockey: Nov. 27, 2008
One of the underappreciated rules of good writing is, as one professor said, to "avoid clichs like the plague." Common phrases — usually similes or metaphors — are such an easy out, and can instantaneously turn a quality piece of work into hackneyed garbage.
But some clichs go beyond a simple snippet or a sentence, and can lure an entire column (for example) into an attractive trap laced with laziness disguised as cleverness. The most frequent example is The List, which can come in many forms: the Top Ten list, the Power Rankings list, the Report Card, or the topical Bullet Point list. That last one is especially pertinent today, as I'll be fighting tooth and nail against the urge to wreck this column with a "Things to be Thankful For" bit.
Don't thank me yet; you may not like the alternative any better. After all, the nicotine gum that soothes my smoldering yearning for a good hot clich is The Pun … and boy, do I love puns.
Mea Culpa
I … have been wrong.
I try not to make a habit of it, mind you, but I'm never afraid to step up and admit when I've made a mistake. So here's a Ted Kennedy-sized portion of apologies so far this year. Hold the gravy.
I was wrong about Dartmouth.
To be fair, who outside the 603 area code would've picked the Big Green to be Big Pimpin' this year? Jody O'Neill is apparently the answer in net with a goals-against smack dab at 2.00 and a save percentage over .940. Adam Estoclet (four goals, eight assists) will be getting buzz for Rookie of the Year, until people realize he played last year too. The team's top five scorers are underclassmen, and Dartmouth's reigning scoring champion Evan Stephens is barely warming up (two goals, three assists).
The Green have already played Harvard and Cornell on the road (albeit in two losses), and play nine of their remaining 15 league games at home. It's still early, but an awful lot of Dartmouth's destiny lies in its own hands.
I was partially wrong about Clarkson.
The Golden Knights are scrambling madly for the Tarnex, trying to put a shine on a season that has been all kinds of frustrating so far. The team that took the regular-season title in 2007-08 and went 15-3-1 at home (10-0-1 in ECAC play) is now 2-6-2 overall and 1-3-2 at home (1-3-0 at Cheel against the league).
The biggest headache for George Roll's team has been in the infirmary. Shea Guthrie, Mark Borowiecki, Phil Paquet, Chris D'Alvise and Julien Cayer have missed 17 games between them due to an assortment of injuries, and the resulting tumult in the line charts has put the on-ice chemistry … well … on ice. Hopefully the experience currently being gained by the likes of sophomores Lauri Tuohimaa, Brandon DeFazio and Scott Freeman will serve the Knights well once the injury bug migrates elsewhere.
I may have been wrong about Harvard.
I figured a new goalie and lost scoring would spell a slow start at best for the Crimson. Instead, the Ivy is a perfect 4-0-0 at home and 4-3-2 overall. Frosh 'keeper Matt Hoyle has played every minute for the Cambridge crew, holding a 1.75 GAA and .938 save percentage, and players like senior Nick Coskren (who? a four goal-scorer, that's who) are capitalizing for the reloaded Crimson.
That said, things are dim away from Bright, as Harvard is 0-3-2 on the road so far.
Finally, and on a more sincere note, I either neglected to reach — or otherwise failed to reach — individuals like Cornell coach Mike Schafer, Princeton counterpart Guy Gadowsky, or league Director of Officiating Paul Stewart before running critical or controversial notes that concerned them in the past two weeks. I'm not going to go so far as to say it was lazy or sloppy journalism — much of the material was written close to deadline — but it was definitely incomplete, and I'm sorry for that.
Coaches for Consistency
Roger Grillo likes his team, likes his players, and likes having a single non-conference game against Connecticut to focus on this weekend.
What he doesn't like is the perceived discrepancy between scorekeepers around the league.
Making note of the ostensibly significant workload being borne by goalie Dan Rosen, Grillo heated up a bit.
"He's had some good games, but to just look at the shot charts is a farce," he said. "The biggest farce in our league is how shot charts are produced. It's one of my biggest pet peeves right now."
To be sure, shot tallies are a deal with the statistical devil. They seem to indicate how many chances each team had on net, and by extension could imply dominance or inferiority of each side in the contest. But the shots simply can't tell the story.
"We've been forcing people to shoot from outside," stated Grillo, explaining how he has been happy to allow more clear, long-range shots instead of fewer but more dangerous chances from in close. (Watch the Boston Bruins if you get a chance, and you'll see the strategy in action.)
Grillo also pointed out how some scorers count 100-foot dump-ins on net as shots, while others have a more subjective ruling on what constitutes a shot and what isn't worthy of the designation.
The fact of the matter is that there ought to be a clean and clear definition for counts and what doesn't. I had always believed that any puck — originating from an opposition stick — that would go in the net were it not for a goalie, counts as a shot. Am I wrong? I haven't had the chance to find the NCAA designations, but I'll check it out for you by next week and let you know.
Also, stay tuned for a possible feature story on rebound percentages, which is a side project I'm working on to improve on the current goals-against/save percentage statistics that define goaltender performance. I hope it pans out.
Talkin' Turkey
… with Steve Hagwell, ECAC Hockey Commissioner
Puns? Me? Never.
The Commish and I conversed the other day about the State of Things, vis-a-vis the league administration. Hagwell & Co. are already making preparations for Springtime in Albany (a.k.a. The Bank of America ECAC Hockey Championship), but specific details are still far from finalized. The current phase seeks sponsorship funding, which has been difficult given the general state of the economy, according to Hagwell.
Elsewhere, ECAC Hockey is planning another year of Pink at the Rink to benefit breast cancer research and the American Cancer Society, and also a charitable event to support "Coaches Care," a foundation raising money to aid the needy in the Gulf Coast region of the country. I'll do my best to keep you all up to date on the latest regarding each benefit.
The Boss mentioned the web site as a big area of interest, as the statistics program has changed (an improvement, in my humble opinion) and new material and features are constantly being evaluated. Officiating is "the primary league focus," but more on that later.
And what about this newfangled shootout proposal, already being used in the CCHA and in multiple women's leagues?
"There was considerable discussion between the administration and the coaches … we looked at various formats to try to figure out if we wanted to implement it or not," Hagwell said. "Coaches made their recommendations to [the athletic directors]." The coaches voted against the shootout as a group, and "at the end of the day, the administrators went with the coaches."
Don't count the gimmick out entirely though; the commissioner indicated that the idea could be up for debate again at any time.
… with Paul Stewart, Director of Officiating
Mr. Stewart is not a subtle man. (Yes, that's really him, dropping 'em against fierce Bruins pugilist Terry O'Reilly during the 1979-80 season.)
I had barely uttered the word "protocol" — as in, protocol minor, an oft-heard call in the league this year — before Stewart was at full volume in my right ear.
The issue at hand regards the popular habit of teams emptying their benches f
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Communication No. 1179/2003 : France. 16/07/2004.
CCPR/C/81/D/1179/2003. (Jurisprudence)
Convention Abbreviation: CCPR
Eighty-first session
5 - 30 July 2004
Decision of the Human Rights Committee under the Optional Protocol
to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
- Eighty-first session -
Communication No. 1179/2003
Submitted by: Benjamin Ngambi and Marie-Louise Nébol (not represented by counsel)
Alleged victim: The authors
State party: France
Date of communication: 18 February 2003 (initial submission)
The Human Rights Committee, established under article 28 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights,
Meeting on 9 July 2004,
Adopts the following:
1. The authors are Mr. Benjamin Ngambi, of Cameroonian origin and with refugee status in France, and Ms. Marie-Louise Nébol, of Cameroonian nationality and resident in Douala, Cameroon. They claim to be victims of violations by France of articles 17 and 23 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. They are not represented by counsel.
1.2 On 15 October 2003 the Committee, acting through its Special Rapporteur on New Communications, decided to separate consideration of the admissibility and merits of the communication.
The facts as submitted
2.1 Mr. B. Ngambi states that he married Ms. M.-L. Nébol in Cameroon on 15 January 1983. After engaging in political activity, he was arrested by the police on two occasions and fled Cameroon in 1993. He submitted an application for refugee status in France in 1994.,
2.2 On 8 March 1995 the French authorities accorded refugee status to Mr. B. Ngambi and, on 16 May 1995, issued a record of civil status acknowledging his marriage to Ms. M.-L. Nébol.
2.3 Nevertheless, in a decision dated 19 September 1999, the Consul General of France in Douala, Cameroon, denied the application for a visa for Ms. M.-L. Nébol on the ground of family reunification, as the Cameroonian authorities had indicated that the authors' marriage certificate was not genuine. The decision states that the denial did not constitute a disproportionate interference with the right to privacy and to a family life owing to the circumstances indicated above, and to the fact that in practice Ms. M.-L. Nébol and Mr. B. Ngambi had no conjugal life together; the latter had in fact had a relationship with Ms. M.K., with whom he had had a child.
2.4 On 23 May 2001, in a ruling on Ms. M.-L. Nébol's appeal against the decision by the Consul General of France, the Council of State found that the fact that the marriage certificate submitted by the authors was not genuine, and that this circumstance became known subsequent to recognition by the French authorities of the authors' marriage certificate, constituted legal justification for the denial of a visa for Ms. M.L. Nébol. The Council concluded that, since the authors did not cohabit as spouses, the decision of 19 September 1999 was not a disproportionate interference with the right of the party to respect for private and family life, as guaranteed by article 8 of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.
The complaint
3.1 The authors assert that the decision by the Council of State constitutes a serious infringement of their right to a private and family life, in violation of articles 17 and 23, paragraphs 1 and 3 of the Covenant. They claim that the State party has interfered in their private and romantic life by enquiring into Mr. B. Ngambi's extramarital relationship and by informing Ms. M.-L. Nébol of them.
3.2 The authors further maintain that the French authorities have attempted to compel Mr. B. Ngambi to marry Ms. M.K, in violation of article 23, paragraph 2 of the Covenant.
3.3 The authors state that they have exhausted domestic remedies and that the same matter is not being examined under another procedure of international investigation or settlement.
Observations by the State party
4.1 In its observations of 24 July 2003 the State party contests the admissibility of the communication.
4.2 Firstly, the State party offers the following clarifications as to the facts. On 7 March 1994 Mr. B. Ngambi applied for refugee status in France. On 19 December 1994 his application was denied by the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons (OFPRA). Ruling on the author's appeal on 8 March 1995, the Refugee Appeals Commission accorded him refugee status.
4.3 On 23 August 1995 OFPRA, relying on declarations by Mr. B. Ngambi which later proved false, recorded the marriage of Mr. B. Ngambi with Ms. M.-L. Nébol and issued a marriage certificate and a family civil status record.
4.4 On 13 November 1996, Adeline, the child of Mr. B. Ngambi and Ms. M.K., was born in France.
4.5 On 7 January 1998 Ms. M.-L. Nébol, claiming to be Mr. B. Ngambi's wife, applied for a long-stay visa for entry into France.
4.6 On 2 March 1998 the Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed Mr. B. Ngambi that his "union with Ms. M.K." had had the effect of ending his conjugal life with Ms. M.-L. Nébol. Under these circumstances the "family reunification procedure was no longer applicable".
4.7 On 20 March 1998 Mr. B. Ngambi applied to the Paris Administrative Court for annulment of the decision of 2 March 1998.
4.8 On 30 March 1998 the mayor of Douala, Cameroon, wrote to the Consul General of France in Douala, stating that marriage certificate No. 117/83 (the number on the marriage certificate supplied by the authors in connection with their application for family reunification) related, in reality, to the marriage of Mr. François Yonkeu and Ms. Marceline Yakam. Accordingly, the marriage certificate supplied by the authors was not genuine.
4.9 On 3 April 1998 the Consul General of France transmitted this correspondence to OFPRA. On 11 May 1998 the consulate also informed OFPRA that the birth certificates of Ms. M.-L. Nébol and the authors' two claimed sons, Frank Ngambi and Emmanuel Ngambi, were not genuine and confirmed that the authors' marriage certificate was not genuine.
4.10 On 4 June 1999 the Paris Administrative Court annulled the decision by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of 2 March 1998 as ultra vires.
4.11 On 19 September 1999 the Consul General denied Ms. M.-L. Nébol's visa application. On 7 October 1999 Mr. B. Ngambi submitted an application to the Paris Administrative Court for execution of the judgement of 4 June 1999 of the same court. On 18 November 1999 Ms. M.-L. Nébol submitted an application to the Council of State for rescission of the denial of a visa on 19 September 1999.
4.12 On 23 May 2001 the Council of State rejected the application by Ms. M.-L. Nébol. The council considered that, in taking his decision, the Consul General of France in Douala had relied, in part, on the documents produced by Douala municipality, on the fact that the certificate produced by Ms. M.-L. Nébol attesting to her marriage with Mr. B. Ngambi was not genuine, and, in part, on the absence of conjugal life by the authors.
4.13 Lastly, with a view to assisting the Committee in forming its views on Mr. B. Ngambi and his family relationships, the State party thought it relevant to provide the following information.
4.14 By an order of 17 January 2000, the Paris District Court withdrew Ms. Sophie Ngambi Enono from the guardianship of Mr. B. Ngambi, her guardian. The order states that "Sophie Ngambi Enono, born on 17 February 1970 at Bertoua, Cameroon (…) is severely handicapped as the result of a trisomy, and is completely dependent; she is confined by her guardian to a study bedroom (…) where she is left alone and fed, at best, once a day". The court ordered Mr. B. Ngambi to provide an accounting to the new legal representative, and in particular that "Benjamin Ngambi must provide a full account of the disposition of the amount of 35,193 French francs received on 16 September 1999 by Sophie Ngambi Enono as disability benefit arrears".
4.15 Further, the Paris police chief, in transmitting to the Director of OFPRA on 23 May 2000 the order by the Paris District Court, stated that: "I wish to draw your attention in connection with acts by Mr. Ngambi to the fact that he appears to be responsible for the arrival in France of several asylum-seekers as well as of several children of Cameroonian nationality who entered France on false passports from the Central African Republic and in respect of whom he produced a guardianship order from the Douala District Court (…)."
4.16 Secondly, the State party asserts that the allegations of violations of articles 23 and 17 of the Covenant are inadmissible. In the first place the State party contends that the communication by the authors is incompatible ratione materiae with the provisions of article 23 of the Covenant.
4.17 The State party recalls that it has not been established that the authors are married. In any event they have not provided any evidence to this effect. On the contrary, as certified by Douala municipality in its letter of 30 March 1998, the marriage certificate supplied to the French authorities by the authors was not genuine.
4.18 Furthermore, Mr. B. Ngambi left Cameroon in May 1993, according to information that he provided to the Refugee Appeals Commission, and has been living in France at least since 17 February 1994, the date on which a residence permit was issued at Bobigny, France. Accordingly, Mr. B. Ngambi cannot claim that he maintains a conjugal life with Ms. M.-L. Nébol, who lives in Cameroon. Lastly, Mr. B. Ngambi has been cohabiting with Ms. M.K. with whom he had a child, Adeline, born on 13 November 1996.
4.19 Thus, according to the State party, the authors do not constitute a "family" within the meaning of article 23 of the Covenant and thus cannot invoke protection by society and the State (art. 23, para. 1), which is not applicable in their case.
4.20 The State party also maintains that article 23, paragraphs 2 and 3, also fail to apply to the situation of the authors. In fact their "right to marry and to found a family" has never been contested. Contrary to the assertions by the authors, the French authorities have not put any pressure either on the authors, or on Ms. M.K., to induce the latter to marry Mr. B. Ngambi. According to the State party these are mere assertions by the authors, who have provided no documentary evidence to substantiate their complaint. Further, for article 23, paragraphs 2 and 3, to be applicable in this case, the authors would need to establish that they had been frustrated in their plans to marry, either because they had been prevented from doing so, or, on the contrary, because they had been forced to do so. The State party concludes that no such factor is present in this case. In actuality the French authorities have contested the reality of their marriage, and not their desire to marry.
4.21 Lastly, the State party considers that article 23, paragraph 4, is inapplicable, since it relates to "spouses", whereas the authors have not proved that they were married.
4.22 Secondarily, the State party asserts that the authors are not victims of violations of article 23, on the grounds stated above.
4.23 The State party then explains that the allegation of a violation of article 17 of the Covenant is inadmissible in that the authors are not in fact victims. The State party recalls that Ms. M.-L. Nébol made an application for a long-stay visa for entry into France on the ground of family reunification. In consequence, according to the State party, it was completely logical for the French authorities to verify that the application had indeed been made by the wife of Mr. Ngambi. The checks carried out by the French authorities were further to the application by Ms. M.-L. Nébol. It was thus the visa application that led to the so-called "interference" by the French authorities in her private and family life. In the circumstances, according to the State party, the involvement by the French authorities, which was a natural consequence of the application for family reunification made by the authors, cannot have resulted in the slightest injury to them. They themselves sought this involvement with a view to obtaining a visa for Ms. M.-L. Nébol.
Comments by the authors on the observations by the State party
5.1 In their comments of 17 November 2003 the authors maintain that their communication is admissible.
5.2 With regard to article 23 of the Covenant, the authors reiterate that their marriage certificate No. 117/83, issued and authenticated by Douala municipality on 7 October 1997, was recognized as such in a letter from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs dated 30 December 1997, as well as by OFPRA; it thus cannot be questioned, and cannot justify the denial of a long-stay visa for Ms. Nébol.
5.3 As for their status as victims, the authors emphasize that their lack of a conjugal life is the result of the refusal of the consular authorities to allow them to be together in France.
5.4 With regard to article 17 of the Covenant, the authors are of the view that the authorities subsequently wrongly considered that their marriage certificate was a forgery; they take the view that denial of the visa for Ms. Nébol was an attempt to undermine their marriage. With regard to Mr. Ngambi's liaison with Ms. M.K., the author states that "this was a short-lived liaison, reflecting the lifestyle led in France", falling strictly within his private life, and that as such it should not be confused with polygamy and should not affect his application for family reunification. Lastly, the authors maintain that the attitude of the French authorities amounts to pressure on and intimidation of them.
5.5 Regarding the subsidiary information provided by the State party concerning its rescission of guardianship over his cousin Ms. Sophie Ngambi Enono, the author asserts that this is exaggerated, and claims that the case indicates persecution of himself by the judicial authorities.
Issues and proceedings before the Committee
6.1 Before considering any claim contained in a communication, the Human Rights Committee must, in accordance with rule 87 of its rules of procedure, decide whether or not the communication is admissible under the Optional Protocol to the Covenant.
6.2 As it is bound to do under article 5, paragraph 2 (a), of the Optional Protocol, the Committee has ascertained that the same matter is not being examined under another procedure of international investigation or settlement.
6.3 With regard to the claimed violation of article 23 of the Covenant, the Committee has noted the arguments of the authors and of the State party. Although the authenticity of the authors' "marriage certificate" was not at first questioned either by OFPRA or by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a letter dated 30 December 1997, nonetheless, marriage certificate No. 117/83 of 15 January 1983 purporting to be from the municipality of Douala was determined by the municipality on 30 March 1998 to be inauthentic and this report was invoked by the Consul General of France in Douala on 19 September 1999 as a ground for denial of Ms. Nébol's visa application. In addition, the birth certificates supplied by Ms. Nebol to authenticate the family relation of the authors'two claimed sons, Franck Ngambi and Emmanuel Ngambi, as well as her own birth certificate, were also determined by the Consul General to be inauthentic.
6.4 Article 23 of the Covenant guarantees the protection of family life including the interest in family reunification. The Committee recalls that the term "family", for purposes of the Covenant, must be understood broadly as to include all those comprising a family as understood in the society concerned. The protection of such family is not necessarily obviated, in any particular case, by the absence of formal marriage bonds, especially where there is a local practice of customary or common law marriage. Nor is the right to protection of family life necessarily displaced by geographical separation, infidelity, or the absence of conjugal relations. However, there must first be a family bond to protect. The Committee notes that the authors submitted to French authorities documents supposedly attesting to the family relationship, but these documents were determined by French authorities to be fabricated. The Committee further notes that the authors have not effectively refuted these findings, thus giving the French authorities sufficient basis to deny the authors' applications for a long-term visa and family reunification. The Committee considers that the authors have not substantiated their allegation that the right to protection of family life has been infringed by the French authorities.
6.5 With regard to the alleged violation of article 17 of the Covenant, that is, interference with private and family life, the Committee notes that the inquiries conducted by the French authorities as to Ms. Nébol's status and family relations followed upon her request for a visa for family reunification, and necessarily had to cover considerations relating to the private and family life of the authors. The Committee considers that the authors have not demonstrated that these inquiries amounted to arbitrary and illegal interference in their private and family life. Nor have the authors substantiated their allegations of pressure and intimidation on the part of the French authorities aimed at undermining their so-called marriage.
7.1 Accordingly, the Committee finds the complaints inadmissible under article 2 of the Optional Protocol.
7.2 The Committee therefore decides:
(a) That the communication is inadmissible under article 2 of the Optional Protocol;
(b) That this decision shall be communicated to the State party and to the author.
[Adopted in English, French and Spanish, the French text being the original version. Subsequently to be issued also in Arabic, Chinese and Russian as part of the Committee's annual report to the General Assembly.]
* The following members of the Committee participated in the examination of the present communication: Mr. Abdelfattah Amor, Mr. Prafullachandra Natwarlal Bhagwati, Mr. Franco Depasquale, Mr. Maurice Glèlè Ahanhanzo, Mr. Walter Kälin, Mr. Ahmed Tawfik Khalil, Mr. Rajsoomer Lallah, Mr. Rafael Rivas Posada, Sir Nigel Rodley, Mr. Martin Scheinin, Mr. Ivan Shearer, Mr. Hipólito Solari Yrigoyen, Ms. Ruth Wedgwood and Mr. Roman Wieruszewski.
** Pursuant to Rule 84, 1(a) of the Committee's rules of procedure, Ms. Christine Chanet did not participate in adoption of the decision.


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GLENDORA, Calif. (AP) — A fire official in Southern California says "things are progressing nicely" in the battle against the wildfire that is keeping thousands of people from their homes northeast of Los Angeles.
Incident Commander Mike Wakowski says all of the flare-ups are taking place within the containment lines of the wildfire, which is about 30 percent contained. Crews are now hoping to keep the flames from moving further into Angeles National Forest.
Scattered open flames have been burning through brush along hillsides above communities alongside the San Gabriel Mountains. Crews have been hosing down homes in the path of the fire, as firefighters lit controlled backfires.
Wakowski says the situation is "looking pretty good around the structures."
Seventeen structures have been damaged, including homes, garages and barns.
Forecasters say a red-flag warning of extreme fire danger will remain in place until this evening because of low humidity and the chance that the Santa Ana winds will gust up to 30 miles an hour in the foothills and canyons.
Three men in their 20s have been arrested on suspicion of recklessly starting the blaze by tossing paper into a campfire. Police say they were trying to keep warm.
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Two studies recently published describe the derivation and functional testing of retinal pigmented epithelium (RPE) from induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC's). Lead by MCDB professor and CSCBE executive director Dennis Clegg in collaboration with Pete Coffey from the University College London, these studies show that RPE can be derived from iPSC's and can rescue visual function in a rat model of blindness. These results provide the potential for cell replacement therapy for age-related macular degeneration. The research was published in the October 27th, 2009 issue of the journal Stem Cells and on December 2nd, 2009 in the online open-access journal PLoS One.
The California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) and UK Medical Research Council (MRC) are funding a $20 million multi-institutional grant on vision research. UC Santa Barbara will receive $2.5 million for their stem cell-related research. This funding will help translate basic stem cell research to clinical trials on treating macular degeneration.
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UC Santa Barbara stem cell researcher Prof. Hyongsok (Tom) Soh has receives the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director's Transformative R01 Award. These awards are given to fund exceptionally innovative, original research projects that can significantly affect a broad biomedical research area. Prof. Soh was awarded for his research on a novel, high throughput cell sorting technology, developed by his laboratory, that has extensive applications for stem cell research and proteomics research.
Age-related macular degeneration and other eye diseases are possible candidates for future stem cell therapies. Researchers from UC Santa Barbara's Center for Stem Cell Biology and Engineering and Center for the Treatment of Macular Degeneration are collaborating with the Doheny Eye Institute and the London Project to Cure Blindness at the University College London to generate ocular cells from stem cells. A recent article in Nature discusses ongoing efforts to develop stem cell therapies for the eye.
A team lead by MCDB professor Ken Kosik has made a significant discovery in understanding the way human embryonic stem cells function. New research by CIRM-funded postdoctoral scholar Na Xu, working with Thales Papagiannakopoulos, Guangjin Pan and UCSB Center for Stem Cell Biology and Engineering Co-Director James Thomson, explain nature's way of controlling whether stem cells will renew, or differentiate to become a brain cell or heart cell, or any other part of the human body. The study is reported in the May 1 issue of the journal Cell.
UC Santa Barbara has received a $1.2 million training grant from the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) to continue an interdisciplinary training program in stem cell biology and engineering. The three-year grant will make it possible for pre-doctoral and postdoctoral students to participate in groundbreaking research in two broad but interrelated areas: the fundamental molecular biology of stem cell proliferation and differentiation, and bioengineering approaches to develop novel biotechnologies for stem cell research.
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text: From Thanksgiving through New Year's Day, the holidays are upon us. Whether you're planning a Christmas party or celebrating another holiday, these treats, offered by Chef LaLa, via the "Got Milk" campaign, is a sure-fire way to please guests and the waistline. All recipes are 200 calories or fewer. SPICY MEXICAN HOT CHOCOLATE Serves 2 Ingredients: 2 cups 1-percent low fat milk 1 large cinnamon stick 1 ½ tbsp. cocoa 1 ½ tbsp. sugar or sweetener ½ tsp. real vanilla extract Cayenne pepper (optional) Directions: Mix milk, cocoa powder, cinnamon, and sugar or sweetener in a medium saucepan. Cook over a low heat until hot, stirring frequently. Be careful not to boil over. For a spicy kick, stir in some cayenne pepper to taste. Pour into 8 oz. serving cups. Presentation: Garnish with a dollop of whipped cream Nutrition Content Per Serving: 133 calories, 3.4 g fat CHOCOLATE VANILLA TIMBALES Serves 6 Ingredients: 1 ½ cups 2-percent milk 2 ½ tbsp. chocolate cocoa powder 2 eggs 1 tsp. real vanilla extract ¼ cup powdered sugar 1 envelope gelatin ¼ cup hot water Powdered chocolate 1 cup vanilla yogurt ¼ cup dulce de leche Directions: In a saucepan, heat milk and stir in cocoa powder until milk comes to a boil. Remove from heat. In a bowl, separate the eggs. Beat the egg yolks and add vanilla extract and sugar. Slowly incorporate the yolk mixture to the chocolate milk while beating mixture. Return the mixture to stove and stir constantly over low heat until thick and smooth. Do not bring to a boil. Dissolve the gelatin in hot water and incorporate in the chocolate milk mixture. Allow to cool until almost set. Whisk the egg whites until they hold soft peaks. Fold the chocolate milk mixture into the egg whites. Spoon the mixture into six separate molds. Chill until set. To serve, run a knife around the edge, dip the molds quickly into hot water and turn out the chocolate timbales onto serving plates. Sprinkle with powdered chocolate. Presentation: Optional: Serve with vanilla yogurt and dulce de leche Nutrition Content Per Serving: 57 calories, 2g fat CINNAMON CUSTARD AND POMEGRANATE Serves 8 Ingredients: 4 tsp. cornstarch ¼ cup water 4 cups 2-percent milk, divided 4 medium egg yolks 1 tsp. real vanilla ¼ cup sugar ½ tsp. ground cinnamon Fresh pomegranate seeds 8 sprigs fresh mint Directions: Dissolve cornstarch in water in medium bowl. Add 2 cups of milk, 4 egg yolks, vanilla, sugar and cinnamon. Whisk to combine. Set aside. Heat remaining 2 cups of milk in medium saucepan. Bring to a boil and lower heat. Slowly stir cold milk mixture into hot milk in saucepan. Cook approximately 20 to 25 minutes until mixture thickens to the consistency of a very thick sauce. Let it cool slightly. Place plastic wrap directly on custard. Chill in refrigerator 2 hours (it should thicken to the consistency of custard). Serve cold with fresh pomegranate. Presentation: Garnish with mint Nutrition Content Per Serving: 145 calories, 5.8 g fat QUESO CRÊPES WITH GUAVA SYRUP Serves 12 Ingredients: 11 oz. guava nectar 1 cup dried, unsweetened and finely chopped nectarines 1 cup all-purpose flour 2 eggs 1 cup 2-percent milk ½ cup water ¼ tsp. salt 2 tbsp. butter, softened 6 oz. queso fresco 1 ¼ cups orange-flavored liqueur Directions: Combine guava nectar and nectarines in small saucepan. Simmer over low heat 25 minutes or until syrupy. Whisk together flour and eggs in large mixing bowl. Gradually add milk and water, stirring to combine. Add salt and butter; beat until smooth. Heat lightly oiled griddle or frying pan over medium-high heat. Pour or scoop batter onto griddle, using approximately ¼ cup for each crêpe. Tilt pan in a circular motion so that batter coats the surface evenly. Cook crêpe about 2 minutes, until bottom is light brown. Loosen with spatula; turn and cook other side. Sprinkle ¼ of each crêpe with queso fresco. Fold into quarters. Transfer crêpes to warm serving plate. Cautiously, flambé orange-flavored liqueur and guava sauce and drizzle over crêpes. One crêpe serves two people. Serve immediately. Nutrition Content Per Serving: 170 calories, 4.9 g fat RASPBERRY AND MILK GELATIN Serves 8 Ingredients: 3 cups 2-percent milk 1 ½ cups instant vanilla pudding/custard 2 ½ cups fresh or frozen raspberries 2 tbsp. powdered sugar 2 tbsp. lime juice 1 tbsp. mint, finely minced 2 envelopes powdered gelatin 1 cup plain yogurt Directions: For pudding, follow instructions on the box. Place raspberries, powdered sugar and lime juice in a food processor or blender and process until smooth — reserving some berries for garnish. Press the puree through a sieve (strainer) to remove the seeds. Add mint to the strained puree. In a large bowl, combine 1 tsp. of gelatin with 2 teaspoons of hot water to dissolve. Add 2/3 cup of raspberry puree and stir to combine. Pour the mixture into eight 1/2-cup molds (or one, 4-cup bundt mold). Let the mold chill in the refrigerator until almost setting. Rotate the mold to swirl the gelatin around the sides and chill until the gelatin has set completely. In a large bowl, combine remaining fruit puree, yogurt and pudding. In a separate small container, dissolve the remaining gelatin in 3 tbsp. of hot water. Quickly incorporate gelatin into the raspberry pudding mixture. Stir to combine. Pour the raspberry pudding into the mold and allow it to chill until it has completely set. To serve, quickly dip the mold into hot water and turn it out onto a serving plate. Presentation: Garnish with fresh raspberries and mint. Nutrition Content Per Serving: 109 calories, 2.7 g fat


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