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- 2 lbs chicken breasts
- 1 cup sour cream
- 16 ounces fresh spinach
- 2 plum tomatoes
- 3 garlic cloves
- 1⁄2 teaspoon cumin
- 2 teaspoons paprika
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 2 tablespoons parmesan cheese
- 4 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 2 cups alfredo sauce
- 1 tablespoon salt
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- cook chicken breasts in boling water.
- when done, take out and shred.
- Put heat oil in pan on low, add garlic and saute alittle. Wash spinach and add with chicken, chopped tomatoes, sour cream, salt, mix and cover. Simmer until tomatoes soften up and spinach wilts.
- Add alfredo sauce (I used ready-made) to bottom of pan. Fill crepe and place on top of sauce. Make one layer and put more sauce on top. Sprinkle cheese on top and put in 450 oven for 12 minutes.

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THE reinstatement of a rail link which could see trains running from York through Ryedale to Whitby is now the centre of a petition.
Reopening the link between Malton and Pickering has been mooted ever since the line was closed in 1965. Now Coun Philip Trumper of Whitby Town Council wants people to sign his online petition.
He said: "I am not expecting thousands and thousands of people to sign it, but I would like to see it back on the agenda. I know there's a lot of interest at Whitby Town Council and in Malton and Norton.
"North Yorkshire County Council is kind of behind it but there are a few obstacles in the way – not literally – most of the track is still there."
In 2000 a study by Mouchel found that a small number of buildings had been built near the track, but said they could be "reasonably overcome" and the cost of opening the line was then estimated at £18million.
Coun Trumper said the reinstatement could see the possibility of steam trains running between York and Whitby, though he said bosses at the historic North Yorkshire Moors Railway, were against having mainline trains using a section of their track.
He said: "I think they worry it could affect their heritage and I can see their argument but recovering the line from Malton to Pickering opens up many new possibilities – you could run stream trains from York to Whitby."
A spokeswoman for NYMR said they were not against the link, but said there was concern over the effect it would have on the "heritage railway". "As a lead tourist attraction in North Yorkshire we bring about £30million to the local economy," she said.


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Monday, July 23, 2012
At this year's meeting for the society for Existential and Phenomenological Theory and Culture, I attended a thought-provoking panel entitled "How Big is the Body?" Tracy Nicholls' contribution contrasted the disparate experiences of listening to music with others—described in rich and vibrant language as the expansion of the body through space—and listening to an iPod—characterized as an isolating experience that effectively limits the body, foreclosing possibilities for community by buffering the earbudded individual from others' "big bodies" which otherwise might "bump into" her. I was drawn to Nicholls' description of communal musical experience, to the feeling of being thrown out of oneself by music. At the same time, I was troubled by her description of the ipod as a technology that entails selfish or even rude disengagement from others.
I always carry an iPod. The central reason for this is not to provide a soundtrack to my day, but to lessen the personal impact of sexual harassment. Appearing as if I can't hear anything isn't always effective in preventing harassers from calling out or making comments, but at least I can pretend I didn't hear them when they do.
Two days prior to Nicholl's talk I had been sexually harassed while in the line-up for conference registration. The incident had left me flustered and upset, and I had spent the rest of that day alone in my room, wanting to avoid running into the harasser again or having to explain my emotional state to colleagues. The harasser's "big body" was one that I'd have been better off having never bumped into.
Thinking through Nicholl's paper in light of this incident, I suggest that disengagement via iPod should not be dismissed as a selfish, community-degrading practice; while it sounds counterintuitive, I think self-imposed isolation deserves consideration as a useful strategy for building moral communities, or at least for supporting the sorts of persons who can engage in that work.
Some level of personal fortitude is important for political engagement, especially where one's politics is a fundamentally critical one. Such a politics suggests that one will be regularly disgusted, frustrated, and outraged by the everyday behaviour of institutions and individuals. Dissatisfaction, anger, and frustration generated by such encounters can be productive and motivate people to become politically active. It can also be dis-enabling and self-destructive. I draw strength from feminist colleagues and friends, whose support helps me withstand "bumping into" the bodies of "normal" individuals—normal meaning sexist, racist, ableist, and speciesist—without devolving into rigid bitterness, apathy, or ressentiment. Even with this support, the harassment left me upset and frustrated. The fact is that most of us are more than aware that sexual harassment exists and calls for a response. Being harassed one more time did little to enhance my appreciation of this. What it did do is undermine my confidence and lead me to withdraw from an important professional event. Having an option to strategically avoid, however imperfectly, situations like this one merits consideration as a tool for preserving personal well-being and avoiding some of the very real negative individual consequences of sexual harassment.
So while I am sympathetic to the imperative to open ourselves to others in the interest of building better, more equitable and just communities, and I am certain that in many cases, we should confront what (or who) is problematic face to face, we should consider the political and personal value of occasionally sticking the earbuds in and tuning those big, "normal" and unfortunately sexist bodies out.
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Social media, with its insistence on keeping one's face in public, and sharing one's thoughts and activities with the world at large, has been very effective as it questions, and attempts to erase, the very idea of personal privacy or personal space in any context. Our only possible response is to actively and explicitly reclaim our privacy and our personal space. If that means an iPod and earbuds, so be it.ReplyDelete
Thank you Megan, for this excellent post. I have to have my ipod with me to manage anxiety, especially as it relates to the potential for street harassment. If I have my ipod with me and my ear buds in not only can I pretend not to hear what is said to me, but the fact that I am engaged elsewhere tends to deter people from attempting to speak to me. I also really appreciate the need to disengage and find personal spaces for ourselves even in academic contexts. Sometimes it is better to retreat into that space than to confront sexist or otherwise bigoted people and situations head on. It is a lesson I have learned recently, and hope to put into practice when need be. Thanks again! :) And I am sorry your conference experience was made unpleasant by another person. I know how terrible that can be :(ReplyDelete
I've been thinking about this post. I have to have my iPod with me, too, to minimize street harassment as well. Also, I have a public-services job which requires having a professional demeanor which says "approach me!" which I am not always good at turning off. It is a daily struggle for me to maintain personal/intellectual boundaries at this job, and truly, I do need to be able to retreat into private, personal space.ReplyDelete
Relatedly I think, the recent "legitimate rape" mess has caused me to pull back from social media, especially Twitter, a bit because it has been so saturating and so triggering. The other day a colleague said that she thought retreating from it too easily became the equivalent of pretending it wasn't there. To me, the all-too-there-ness of it necessitates some kind of retreat, as a form of self-care--I just can't expose myself to certain kinds of things for long periods of time without it wearing on me in ways that I don't think serve any larger purpose.
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FEATURE - Wind Farms, Biologists Join Kansas Chicken Study
Date: 01-Jun-06
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Author: Leonard Anderson
These days, the prairie-chicken, which makes its home on the Kansas plains, is also getting much scrutiny from energy companies, biologists, wildlife groups and government agencies.
That is because the windy sites it loves may also be the perfect place for a wind farm. And in an unusual example of cooperation between energy companies and environmentalists, the fate of the bird is being considered in a four-year study before development begins.
"This is about doing wind energy right, putting it where it doesn't do significant ecological damage and developing to get the benefits that wind energy promises," said Rob Manes, conservation director for The Nature Conservancy of Kansas.
One of the most sensitive grassland birds, the prairie- chicken -- or Tympanuchus cupido -- needs wide open range to wander in search of insects, other food and nesting sites, naturalists say.
How wind farms may affect nesting areas is a key part of the study, Manes said. If nesting birds abandon their habitat, reproduction will drop and their numbers will decline, he said.
Although wind power accounts for only a fraction of US power output, it is now the second-largest source of new generation behind natural gas, according to the American Wind Energy Association, or AWEA.
As alternative energy projects gain interest as fast as the price of oil rises, would-be developers are realizing that the same types of environmental and other problems that affect oil and natural gas exploration can also plague clean-energy initiatives.
"The prairie-chicken is still relatively abundant, but the problem is they are mainly a tall-grass species and less than 4 percent of the tall-grass prairie remains in North America," Manes said.
The bird is part of the grouse family with colors unlike a barnyard chicken that help it to blend in with the grasslands. The prairie-chicken once ranged as far as the East Coast but now is centered in Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma.
Clashes over clean-energy projects in the United States have a history. Plans for liquefied natural gas terminals along the California and Oregon coasts have drawn fire from environmentalists.
A "not-in-my-backyard" fight has erupted over the nation's first offshore wind farm proposed in Nantucket Sound off Massachusetts. Gov. Mitt Romney and Sen. Edward Kennedy are outspoken opponents, as are many wealthy residents who own coastal property and belong to exclusive yacht clubs in the area.
Uncertainty over continued federal tax credits to support wind production also can hobble projects.
Wind companies "can be hurt by the artificial deadlines and costs imposed by the short-term cycles of the production tax credit," Laurie Jodziewicz, a plant siting specialist at AWEA, said. "If a project is delayed because it is participating in a multiyear research program, it risks losing the ability to benefit from the credit."
US developers built and completed more than 2,400 megawatts of wind power in 2005 -- more than any other country -- and 3,000 megawatts are expected this year.
One megawatt of wind energy can power about 250 to 300 homes with no emissions of the gases from power plants fired by coal or gas, according to AWEA.
Kansas, whose name means "land of the south wind" in the language of the Kansa, or Kaw, tribe, already has 264 megawatts of installed wind capacity, which make it one of the largest generators in the Plains states. Its neighbors Nebraska and Oklahoma also have wind-energy potential.
Wind companies are looking closely at the Flint Hills region of eastern Kansas, which has plenty of wind as well as transmission lines that would let a wind farm deliver power to distant customers, said Brett Sandercock, assistant professor of avian ecology at Kansas State University and one of the principal researchers.
The prairie-chicken has one advantage going into the study: Unlike in California, wh


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YAL @ ISFLC 2013 Recap
Young Americans for Liberty had the opportunity to be a partner organization at the 2013 International Students for Liberty Conference (ISFLC) in Washington, DC this past weekend.
This year's ISFLC was the largest one yet, with more than 1500 registered attendees, which introduced YAL to many new student activists!
We had plenty of students attend our eight breakout sessions — which ranged from our extraordinarily popular Ladies' Panel to a session with Rep. Justin Amash — and visit our table:
As part of our Free Markets 101 kit, we advertised our giant "Jenganomics" game, which is designed to help students illustrate the flaws of wealth redistribution. The game was a huge hit and was knocked over more times than I could count. It's popularity at ISFLC 2013 and on campuses nationwide indicates it will be an extremely useful tool for recruiting new members and illustrating free market ideas.
We also prominently featured "Pin the Drone on the War Zone" as part of our Generation of War kit, which intrigued many students who passed by our table:
Saturday evening, we celebrated during Happy Hour at Rocket Bar in Chinatown, just a few blocks away from the conference. We also brought back our extremely popular photo booth this year, complete with props and an unlimited amount of professional photos for ISFLC 2013 attendees:
Want to see your photo booth picture from ISFLC 2013? Check out our Facebook page to find yours!
Thanks again to Students for Liberty, all our amazing breakout session speakers, and the hundreds of pro-liberty students who converged on DC to make an amazing conference weekend!
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Brainerd Invite a bright spot in tough week
A demanding early-season schedule has had the boys' golf team on the links often this spring. The team took part in three events last week and one on Monday.
Three of the meets were non-conference invitationals. The lone Suburban East Conference meet took place at North Oaks Golf Club last Tuesday. Forest Lake battled to fifth place. Junior Trevor Thompson led the team with a round of 78. Junior Max Kelly and sophomore Daniel Massey each fired 79, while sophomore Jake Moryn rounded out the scoring with 85.
The team struggled Thursday at the 27-hole Bunker Hills Invite. Forest Lake shot 500 to place 15th out of 28 teams.
Scores improved on Friday at The Preserve, a highly acclaimed course in Nisswa. The Rangers scored 312 to place sixth out of 32 teams. Moryn paced the squad with a round of 76. Massey and Thompson scored 78 and Kelly and Zach Dickenson finished with 80 strokes. The second day of golf was over halfway complete when rain forced play to be suspended. The first-day results were made final.
This week opened with the White Bear Lake Invitational at Dellwood Hills Country Club. Dickenson was the leading scorer with 81. Coach John Buck rested Kelly, Moryn and Thompson because a schedule change put the team back in action Tuesday for a SEC meet at the White Bear Lake Yacht Club. This weekend will see Forest Lake compete in the Tri-State Invitational held at Edinburgh USA in Brooklyn Park.
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Blueberry Frozen Yogurt – Recipe of the Month from DFCI
Not only are blueberries a great source of vitamin C, K, and manganese, they are also known for being antioxidant powerhouses.
One of the many phytonutrients found in blueberries are anthocyanins, which give blueberries their intense blue color in addition to providing several health benefits. In cell studies, anthocyanins have been found to protect against some cancers, including breast, colon, stomach and prostate cancers. Research has shown that these phytonutrients play an important role in inhibiting inflammation, decreasing tumor growth, and counteracting oxidation.
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The latest trend in yogurt has been showing up everywhere over the past few years, from grocery stores to coffee shops, convenient stores and more. At first I was skeptical. The plain, sugar-free flavor of greek style yogurt was boring and bland compared to the fruity flavors of Yoplait's apple turnover and boston-cream-pie-delights that I was used to.
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The Helmand Restaurant in Cambridge,Massachusetts is a wonderful Afghan restaurant and it introduced me to one of my favorite dishes of all time Kaddo. Even though it was listed as an appetizer, each time I would go in, I would have it as my main course. I thought I was having something that was not only delicious but healthy for me as well after all Kaddo is roasted pumpkin with or without a meat sauce and a yogurt garlic mint sauce.
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At the time of ration formulation, the dry matter level of the corn silage in the diet was 37 percent. Two months later, the dry matter level of that same corn silage had fallen to 27 percent. Meanwhile, the cows still received about 68 pounds of corn silage as-fed, but instead of getting 2 pounds of crude protein from that silage, they were now getting about 1.46 pounds — a loss of about 0.5 pound or 6 percent of their daily needs.
Dry-matter losses like this scenario happen regularly on dairy operations. But when you're pinching pennies, you can't afford to let dry matter and other forage-quality parameters slide. Forages represent a prime opportunity — a silver lining, if you will — during these rough times.
Go for quality
A lot of producers go for yield at harvest because they want to get the most tons of forage per acre, says Gabriella Varga, dairy nutrition professor at Penn State University. However, getting the most tons of forage dry matter per acre will not necessarily yield the most tons of digestible dry matter.
Sure, you need enough inventory for your cows, but forage quality is important, too, especially when you're squeezing more out of each dollar spent on feed.
"This is the time that you really need to pay attention to forage dry matter," Varga says.
Forages account for 50 percent to 60 percent of total ration dry matter, so you can bet that even a subtle change in quality parameters like dry matter makes a big difference in the overall quality of the ration.
Take, for example, the corn silage dry matter example mentioned earlier. The same type of scenario can happen to protein levels when alfalfa silage dry matter declines (Please see the example at left.)
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The Lady Spartan tennis squad showed a lot of improvement under the guidance of second-year coach Zach Danner. Even though the Lady Spartans posted just a pair of victories, they were competitive throughout the season – a season that officially came to an end Saturday at the Class 1, District 7 tournament in Marshall.
Richmond finished 10th in the 12-team field, but Danner was pleased with how his team continued to improve from day one.
"When I took over the program a season ago I knew we had a lot of work to do and the girls this season have shown me they are committed to the program and willing to do what it takes to help us continue to grow into a successful tennis team," he said. "I am proud of each of the girls for their never-give-up attitude and all the time they have put into becoming quality tennis players."
Danner adds he is already looking forward to next fall and show that Richmond can battle for the top of the MRVC again.
Chillicothe won the district team title, with the host Owls finishing as the runner-up. Grain Valley placed third, and Higginsville was fourth to round out the regional qualifying teams. Danner thought his team played well against the larger schools.
"We had an excellent start to the day winning two of our first round matches," he said. "We have come a long way since the beginning of the season and it was nice to see our team able to take the court and come away with wins over larger schools like Warrensburg."
The doubles team of Brittany Munson and Hannah Jones split their four matches. They opened the tournament with a 7-5, 6-2 win over Watchmer and Fox of Warrensburg, but dropped their second-round match to Roelofsz and Roelofsz of Excelsior Springs 3-6, 0-6. The Lady Spartan duo rebounded with a win over Calvert and Miller of Carrollton, before ending the day with a 4-8 loss to Kaldenburg and McClain of Grain Valley.
Kaylie Root registered the only other victory for the Lady Spartans for the day. Root recorded a 6-3, 7-5, straight-set victory in her singles opener over Gabby Madigan of Carrollton. She then dropped her final two matches to Erica Kjos of Knob Noster 4-6, 2-6, and then to Emily Rolan, 1-8.
"Munson and Jones once again showed that they could play quality tennis against very tough competition," Danner commented. "They gained valuable experience learning to play together in a tournament of this caliber. Kaylie showed that she could come out ready to play and didn't let the importance of the tournament get to her picking up a singles win in the first round helping the team earn our 10th-place finish."
The doubles team of Joanne Wienen and Samantha Palmer dropped both of their matches to Ortiz/Miner of Trenton 2-6, 2-6, and to Byers/Fisk of Knob Noster 3-8. Ali Rickart was 0-2 in singles competition as she dropped her opening match to Ashley Kjos of Knob Noster by identical 1-6 scores, and then to Carah Hart of Carrollton, 2-8.
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Pending approval from the Board of Trustees, a $13.5MM gift to establish the Jameson Crane Sports Medicine Institute - and fund early childhood and foreign language initiatives at Ohio State - will soon become reality.
The majority of the three-pronged gift will honor Jameson Crane, a former Ohio State football team member (pictured above) 1947 graduate of Ohio State and chairman emeritus of the Crane Group, a family-owned, private holding and management company based in Columbus.
"Our family is intrinsically tied to Ohio State, and we are thrilled to be able to make this contribution to enhance the great work of sports medicine at Ohio State, the College of Education and Human Ecology, and the College of Arts and Sciences," said Jameson Crane. "I get a great measure of happiness seeing an impact like this made in my lifetime, and am grateful beyond measure to the three generations of my family who have banded together to make this dream donation a reality. Columbus has been a very supportive community to the Crane family, and we feel a strong obligation to give back. I hope our heartfelt contribution will benefit this community in a significant way."
Largest, best-in-class state-of-the-art facility? Check.
The 140,000 square foot facility will provide new, expanded space for Ohio State's sports medicine collaborative and innovative programs of health care, education, training and medical research. Plans for the structure include physicians' offices, large scale human performance labs, sophisticated imaging facilities, computer modeling and biodynamics laboratories, full range physical therapy and rehabilitation areas, and state-of-the-art surgical suites designed for observation and training.
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The gift supports the ongoing work of the university's But for Ohio State campaign. Last October, Ohio State announced the launch of a $2.5 billion university-wide fundraising campaign that supports funding for five priority areas: placing students first, elevating faculty and academic enterprise, creating modern learning environments, emboldening our research agenda, and driving high-impact innovation.
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The Holy Family Catholic girls' track and field team captured the Section 4A team championship last week, solidifying the Fire's first team title in school history on the heels of seven state qualifiers in six events.
The Fire picked a great day to be at their finest as well, as the top two finishers in every event, plus anyone who could post a qualifying standard, would qualify for this weekend's state meet at Hamline.
"The best thing about the Holy Family girls winning their first section team championship was that it truly was a team effort," Fire head coach Ian Parzyck said. "Sprints, jumps, hurdles, relays, distance, and throws all scored valuable points this weekend, which speaks to the quality and well-roundedness of this girls' squad this season."
The Fire girls collected 114.5 points in their first season back in Class A, ousting defending section champion St. Croix Lutheran, who finished second at 103.
The Holy Family athlete who had arguably the best day all was junior hurdler Erin Brown. Brown not only led the Fire in points on the weekend, she became the first Holy Family girls' hurdler to not only qualify for state in a hurdling event, but in both events, breaking her own school record in the 100s in the process. She won the section title in both the 100 and 300 meter hurdles, winning in 15.28 seconds in the 100 and 48.29 seconds.
"[Brown] was amazing today," Parzyck said. "She received challenges in both races, but she showed her competitiveness and determination by powering through to win both events.
The 4 X 800 meter relay team of seniors Molly Eastman and Eileen Curran, and Fire sophomores Maria Eastman and Allie Bodin coasted to the Section 4A crown, winning in 9 minutes, 53.21 seconds.
Bodin and Curran were far from finished with their state qualifying efforts as they book-ended the day. The duo teamed up again with Michaela Rasmussen and Claire Oberle to win the 4×400 meter relay in 4:08.05, qualifying for state. This was the first section title for any Fire 4×400 team in school history.
Rasmussen also qualified for state by finishing second in the 400 meter dash in 61.43 seconds, marking the first time a Fire girl has qualified in this event since the school opened in 2000.
"It's pretty easy to point out the successes that our individual athletes had this weekend," Parzyck said, "but you have to also give credit to the Holy Family relays."
Oberle became a double qualifier by finishing third in the 100 meter dash and meeting the qualifying time necessary for a state trip. Oberle finished in 12.40 seconds, besting the 12.92 qualifying time, for what will be her fourth state appearance in the event.
"The 100 meter dash on the boys and girls sides was by far the most quality race of the entire meet," Parzyck said. "Of the 18 athletes who competed in that event, 13 of them qualified for state. You more than likely saw the State Class A 100 meter dash champion if you were watching this section meet."
While the Holy Family State Meet contingent is young (only 3 seniors), almost all of them have state meet experience. Of the seven girls making the trip only Brown and Bodin will be competing in their first meet.
The Fire boys finished fifth in the Section 4A meet, led by junior Chazz Johnson, who qualified for state in three events. The Fire totaled 53 points behind team champion St. Croix Lutheran at 158.5.
"Our top athletes had a great day," Parzyck said, "but I was just happy to see the Holy Family boys team climb back up in the standings again. A top 5 team place is a very respectable showing for us."
Johnson finished second overall in the long jump, qualifying for state with his best jump of the year at 22 feet.
He went on to finish third in both the 100 and 200 meter dashes, besting the qualifying time in both events for his state entries. In his 22.39 second finish in the semifinals of the 200 meters, Johnson bested the 2011 school record by one one-hundredth of a second.
"Chazz Johnson is a remarkable young athlete who has shown what happens when you add a ton of hard work on top of natural ability," Parzyck said. "He has come a long way from his freshman season and what he has done so far in a Holy Family uniform is simply outstanding."
Senior Luke Melander just missed a state opportunity in the discus, finishing third with a personal best throw over 12.5 feet.
In all, the Fire teams are sending eight athletes in nine events to the Class A MSHSL state meet this Friday and Saturday at Hamline.


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Davies welcomed Kvesic's signing, saying: "Matt's a quality player, one we've admired for some time, and we're delighted that he's decided to commit to Gloucester Rugby.
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He previously played for Biarritz and Clermont Auvergne, while his international career has seen him win 22 caps.
"Agustin is a quality international player who will add real strength in depth and power to the pack of forwards we are building here at Warriors," Worcester head coach Richard Hill said.
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"We have signed a very passionate rugby player whose attitude and dedication is superb."
Worcester also announced today they had recruited Creevy's fellow Argentina international Ignacio Mieres for next season.
Fly-half Mieres will head to Sixways next season from Worcester's Premiership rivals Exeter.
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Leeds player denies student attack
Leeds and England footballer Jonathan Woodgate has denied attacking a young Asian student during a pub crawl.
Mr Woodgate told the jury at Hull Crown Court he was not "steaming drunk" though he had been drinking on a night out with friends in Leeds.
Mr Woodgate, 21, of Middlesbrough, his team-mate Lee Bowyer, 24, of Leeds, Paul Clifford and Neale Caveney, both 22 and from Middlesbrough, all deny causing grievous bodily harm with intent to Mr Najeib, from Rotherham, South Yorkshire.
They also deny affray.
Asked by his counsel, David Fish QC, if he had attacked or injured Mr Najeib, he replied: "No, I didn't."
He denied using or threatening violence.
Mr Woodgate told Hull Crown Court how he had tried to stop a row between his friend and two other white men outside a nightclub after an evening out in Leeds.
He and friends from Middlesbrough had been on a pub crawl around Leeds.
In the first pub, they drank alcopops Mule and Bacardi Breezer before going to a lap dancing club.
"You pay to get in. I didn't have a drink because they did not serve anything that I like," he said.
At another pub, he described how his friend James Hewison had seemed "a bit drunk" and was not allowed to sing karaoke because it was closing time.
They went to another pub before going to the Majestyk nightclub.
Mr Woodgate said: "I knew that I had had a drink, but I was not steaming drunk."
He said he was in control and walking properly but had to vouch for his friend Mr Hewison to get him into the club.
Once inside, he told the court he drank bottled beer and denied a claim by a witness that he had been holding a glass of champagne.
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He later went outside where Mr Hewison was arguing with two other white men and tried to calm him down.
Mr Woodgate said: "I remember looking up the road and looking back and I saw something going off.
"A punch or a push or something between some Asians and Jamie (Hewison).
"I remember everyone just started running. I went to see what was going on."
He said he was running at the back of the group and remembered Lee Bowyer passing him but he then went over on his ankle.
"My ankles are generally weak," he said.
He said he then heard "loads of shouting" and hobbled to the corner of Mill Hill and saw a group of people but did not join them.
"It was dark. There was just loads of stuff going on down there," he said.
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That was 24 years ago, and Ms. Herson and her husband, Richie, have owned their country home, just on the outskirts of New Hope — along with the second outpost of Love Saves the Day, in the heart of downtown — since shortly thereafter.
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The combination of rustic quiet and the bustle of the main strips in both New Hope and Lambertville makes it easy for homeowners to hop back and forth between extremes, or to stick to the one that suits them. Both towns front the Delaware River and feature miles of waterfront bicycling and jogging paths — including the 60-mile towpath in Delaware Canal State Park in New Hope, parts of which stay closed from flooding in 2004 and 2005, and a similar, shorter towpath along the New Jersey-side canal.
Narrow country roads are great for old-fashioned Sunday drives, with sprawling antiques markets providing treasure-hunt stops along the way. In town, residents and visitors alike stroll back and forth across the New Hope-Lambertville Bridge and walk through the streets and lanes of each town, browsing in the many antiques shops of Lambertville and ambling in and out of hip clothing, housewares and souvenir shops in New Hope.
The crowds are thick on summer weekends, with the many B & B's, fine restaurants, theaters and pubs filling up with both locals and visitors — especially during one of the many area festivals, like Lambertville's Shad Fest in late April (the 29th and 30th this year) or the New Hope Gay Pride Weekend in May (May 19 to 21 this year).
The Levinsons love the social aspect. "It's gotten us as a couple out of the house," Ms. Levinson said. "We'll get on our bicycles, go out and hear music, use our kayaks, and we have company all the time."
Best for second-home owners is its accessibility to Philadelphia and New York, on roads rarely if ever clogged with traffic — unlike a trip to the Hamptons, everyone is quick to point out. Real estate is also more affordable than in other regional second-home enclaves, like the Jersey Shore or the East End of Long Island.
The population is gay-friendly. New Hope has a local law that bans discrimination based on sexual orientation. "It's one of the most diverse and accepting communities I've been in," Mr. Meck said.
Though there is not much traffic on the way, parking downtown can be a problem in both towns, residents say. Getting errands done on summer weekends can be difficult when the main street is clogged with daytrippers. "If you don't like the notion of a tourist destination, it might not be for you," Mr. Levinson said.
The Real Estate Market
Properties on either side of the river are almost always old and include riverfront bungalows, 1950's Cape Cods, 250-year-old stone farmhouses and gatekeepers' houses.
"When people come to Lambertville, they want something older, and right downtown," said Vivian Hackney of the E .J. Lelie Agency in Lambertville. "There are many town houses here dating from 1874, 1865."
Many two- or three-bedroom town houses can found for $400,000 to $500,000, Ms. Hackney said, and they tend to sell quickly. Single-family detached houses go for $500,000 and up.
Steven A. Walny of R. A. Weidel Realtors (and the owner of NewHope-RealEstate.com) said he sees a range of second-home buyers, from those who want a rural riverfront hideaway to those who desire a place right in town. Some look for town-house associations, where maintenance is taken care of, and others choose a condo in one of two newer constructions in New Hope, where units start at around $500,000.
Something to keep in mind, Mr. Walny added, is that although New Jersey homes often have a larger lot size, Pennsylvania has much lower taxes, generally about half of those in New Jersey, he said.
On the high end, houses can easily go for $5 million, $6 million or more. "Prices have been steadily and quickly going up for about six years," Mr. Walny said.
Lisa James Otto, owner of Lisa James Otto Country Properties — which has offices in both New Hope and Stockton, N.J., near Lambertville — just sold a 1720, two-bedroom farmhouse in nearby Solebury Township for $7 million. "I've sold houses to actors, models, film producers and authors," she said. "They don't necessarily want to be in the Hamptons and have to see the same people every weekend. They like their privacy."


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THE best successes come after disappointments, a wise man once said. Russ Wilcox would testify to that.
Burnley's assistant manager during one of their most difficult periods in recent times, now Wilcox is a world record breaking manager.
It is two months since he achieved that status, as boss of Scunthorpe United, and he still cannot quite believe it.
No-one in the history of football has had such a long unbeaten start to their reign as manager.
"I think if someone had said we'd go 28 games unbeaten and break a world record, people would have laughed," he admits.
"Andre Villas-Boas had the record before me, so that's not a bad person to beat.
"It hasn't really sunk in yet and it probably won't sink in until I'm in my rocking chair.
"Maybe I will take the record with me, because it might be a long time before anyone beats it."
Wilcox's appointment as Scunthorpe manager in December came almost by accident, after initially being asked to step in as caretaker following the Glanford Park exit of Brian Laws.
The 50-year-old had been Laws' long-serving assistant during the manager's two spells at Scunthorpe as well as at Sheffield Wednesday and at Burnley.
Life was not easy for the duo at Turf Moor.
Taking over after the turmoil of Owen Coyle's departure to Bolton Wanderers midway through the Clarets' 2009/10 Premier League campaign, they could not prevent relegation.
"People asked me whether I enjoyed the Premier League and I said to be honest probably not, because you don't enjoy getting beat every week," Wilcox said.
"I think it would have been really difficult for anyone to follow Owen Coyle at Burnley in the Premier League.
"It's such a tough league. You would look at our team sometimes and think, 'Would they get on the opposition's bench?'. Sometimes you thought maybe not.
"You get players on board by winning games, that's how they buy into what you want to do, and when you're losing every week it's hard.
"We didn't try to change too much early on from how Owen did things, but unfortunately results didn't go our way.
"Our first game was at Old Trafford, which wasn't an easy game to start with. We did really well for an hour, it was 0-0, and then Berbatov and Rooney scored.
"There was another game against Liverpool too where we played really well and ended up losing 4-0.
"It was difficult, but it was also a great experience to work as a number two at that level and go to places like Old Trafford and the Emirates."
If relegation was disappointing, harder still was to follow as Laws was sacked and Wilcox immediately followed him out of the door, four months into the next season.
Ironically, it was Scunthorpe who dealt the final blow to the pair, winning 2-0 at Turf Moor just after Christmas.
"It was really disappointing," he reflects.
"I know we dropped into the Championship but we had a good home record that season, we beat Forest on the opening day, we beat Bolton in the cup and we beat Hull 4-0.
"Then we won at Barnsley for the first time in about 76 years I think and we thought things were okay again, but two days later we were out of a job.
"It was hard to take, particularly as we were only two points outside the play-offs with two games in hand.
"It hurts everybody when something like that happens, but setbacks drive you on and make you more determined."
Burnley's first-team coach at the time, Stuart Gray, has also gone on to success as a manager – impressively guiding Sheffield Wednesday away from relegation trouble last season.
Wilcox had a spell as assistant to Lee Bradbury at Bournemouth, before linking up with Laws again as they returned to Scunthorpe late in 2012.
Again things were not straight-forward at first. The Iron dropped out of League One and Laws was sacked in November 2013, following a home loss to Accrington Stanley and an FA Cup defeat to local rivals Grimsby Town, now in non-league.
Scunthorpe sat 12th in the League Two table at that point, but under Wilcox they never looked back.
"It was a really difficult period because I wanted to do well just as much when I was number two as when I was number one," he says of Laws' exit.
"The chairman asked me to take the team for two games. He said he'd be bringing in a new manager but maybe the new person would keep me on as number two.
"I just wanted to do a professional job and do as well as I could. I felt I was ready for it, I'd had 15 years as a number two.
"Fortunately I left the chairman with no choice!"
Results in Wilcox's five games in temporary charge saw him handed the job on a permanent basis.
"We won the first three, and four of the first five," he said.
"After that you thought it would be nice to get the run to double figures.
"Then when you got to 10 the Scunthorpe club record was 19 and you thought, 'Well that's only nine games away'.
"We equalled that record and broke that, and it was only before the 24th match that someone said you could break a world record and I thought 'Wow'."
In February, Scunthorpe had come from 2-0 down at half time to win 3-2 at Accrington Stanley.
"That was an important night in our season," Wilcox said.
"It was a fantastic second half performance and showed how determined the players were to get promoted.
"I'm very proud to be their manager."
Has that lightning start to his reign set the bar rather high?
"That is my concern now!" he laughed.
Bizarrely, Wilcox's world record breaking run actually came to an end on the club's happiest day of the season. Scunthorpe lost at Exeter, but Fleetwood's failure to win elsewhere confirmed their promotion back to League One.
"It was a really strange day," he says.
"At the end of the game we were just stood there waiting for the Fleetwood result.
"There was no point doing the debrief until we knew, then the news came through.
"There was no need to have a go at the players after that, because we'd got promotion!"
They narrowly missed out on the League Two title on the last day to a Chesterfield side managed by former Burnley midfielder Paul Cook, but do have the rare distinction of actually having gone up with more draws than wins. Scunthorpe finished the season with 20 victories, 21 draws and only five defeats.
Wilcox's feats during the campaign earned him not one but two honours at the LMA's awards dinner in May – the League Two manager of the year and a special merit award.
He received the award from Sir Alex Ferguson – even if the legendary former Manchester United manager's glowing congratulatory speech did contain one crucial mistake.
"Fantastic research by Sir Alex but my name's Russ, not Bruce!" Wilcox joked on stage.
Burnley boss Sean Dyche surprisingly missed out on the Championship manager of the year award to Leicester's Nigel Pearson that night.
Wilcox knows the size of the task ahead of Dyche in the Premier League, but he will not be offering him any advice.
"I don't think Sean needs any advice from me, I think it might be me asking Sean for some advice," he says.
"He is doing a great job there. They need to get the recruitment right but I'm sure Sean knows exactly what he's doing.
"I watched a couple of their games on television last season and they were outstanding.
"I'm really pleased to see them back in the Premier League. I wish them well."


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Food at Food: Amanda Broder's Fall Baking Class
Back in June, Squid Ink sat in on one of pastry chef Amanda Broder's baking classes at Food. We were impressed that in a period of only two hours, she demonstrated six of her favorite stone fruit pastries and an uncanny aptitude for schmoozing away the stigma of perfectionistic baking. On Sunday, October 25, Broder will teach another baking class at the Pico neighborhood market/cafe, focused this time on fall fruit. She can't say exactly what'll be on the menu because she only uses the best of what's available at the market that day, but you can expect apples, pears, cranberries and squash, and of course, whole grains and butter. ($85 for the two-hour class, including drinks, an enormous box of goodies, and a recipe book. Space is limited so call to sign up early.)
Broder demonstrates "a pinch" during baking class at Food
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Posted by pixellogo on June 4, 2012 in Design Editorial
There's an exhibition taking place in NY called "The Experimental Art of Russian Children's Book" which features some pieces (contemporary and old) of impressive kids' books that are a precise example of Russian graphic design history. The illustrations and overall style are direct heirs of the ever-present soviet propaganda with also a big influence from the constructivism art movement.
The exhibition showcases original historic illustrated books from private collections as well as experimental graphic constructions that are quite impressive by the display of artistic talent, but also the age of the authors: 3 to 16 year old kids! All the pieces are a great source of inspiration for typographic work, a category in which Russian design never disappoints, specially considering how young their artists start creating!


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Ed Schlesinger
Noteworthy: Started a new double-degree graduate program in engineering and business at Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Porto's Business School in Porto, Portugal.
Age: 54
Residence: Mt. Lebanon
Occupation: David Edward Schramm Memorial Professor and head of Carnegie Mellon University's Electrical and Computer Engineering Department.
Background: Since joining Carnegie Mellon in 1985, Schlesinger has gone on to direct the DARPA Center for Memory Intensive Self-Configuring Integrated Circuits (MISCIC) at Carnegie Mellon. He focuses his research on the fabrication and modeling of a wide variety of optical devices.
Education: Bachelor of Science in physics, University of Toronto, 1980; Master of Science in applied physics, California Institute of Technology, 1982; doctorate in applied physics, 1985, California Institute of Technology.
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What is good for business may be bad for sustainability. "If organic is something created in the image of sustainable agriculture, we certainly haven't accomplished that yet," said Urvashi Rangan, a scientist for Consumers Union. However, Stonyfield and Organic Valley are working to increase the number of organic farms in the U.S., paying farmers to help them switch or boost production.


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BWW Reviews: August's KRITZERLAND at Sterling's Upstairs Celebrates Some Great Female Lyricists
On the first Sunday of each month, Bruce Kimmel hosts the KRITZERLAND show at Sterling's at The Federal in the heart of the NoHo Arts District. The evening starts with a variety of dinner selections, full bar service, and lots of time to mingle and chat with old and new friends. Starting at 7pm, each revue has its own theme, with a variety of performers taking to the stage to entertain the enthusiastic crowd who loves show tunes.
The 48th KRITZERLAND show on 8-3-14 presented a salute to some incredible female lyricists of the musical theatre, mostly Carolyn Leigh, the brilliant lyricist of such Broadway shows as Little Me, Wildcat, Peter Pan and others, as well as such classic pop songs as "Witchcraft" and "The Best Is Yet to Come," as well as other great female lyricists like Lynn Ahrens (Once on this Island, Ragtime, Seussical), Carol Hall (The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas), Marsha Norman (The Secret Garden), Gretchen Cryer (I'm Getting My Act Together and Taking it on the Road), Fran Landesman (The Nervous Set, "Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most"), Amanda McBroom ("The Rose", Heartbeats) and Carole Bayer Sager (They're Playing Our Song).
KRITZERLAND's Bruce Kimmel has recorded many of the lyricists above and chose the colorful and eclectic program, a mix of the well-known and the unknown, both comic and serious. Musical Director Tom Griep accompanied the entertainers in his trademark lively style.
The stars of THEY'RE PLAYING OUR SONG: A Tribute to Some Great Female Lyricists included:
Dan Callaway (Broadway National Company: The Phantom of the Opera; Guthrie, Pirates of Penzance; MTG: Chess). His selections: "They're Playing Our Song" (an animated duet with Shannon Warne to start of the show), "A Little Bit of Earth" and the rousing finale "Wheels of a Dream" from Ragtime.
Jennifer Kranz (Brigitta, Sound of Music; Beauty & The Beast; Sarah & Adelaide, Guys and Dolls; Nancy, Oliver; Crissy, Hair). Her selections: "Come Down From the Tree" and "Ship in a Bottle."
Heather Lee: (Broadway: Gypsy, with Bernadette Peters; Guys and Dolls, Adelaide; Beauty and the Beast, Annie Get Your Gun) The most comical and entertaining number on the show was "I Gotta Crow" from Peter Pan. Heather took to the stage with a stuffed crow to help her sing the song, garnering howls of laughter throughout the number. Her duet with Bruce Kimmel, "Funny I and The Duck Joke" again gave Heather a chance to demonstrate her comic chops. And finally, "Twenty-Four Hours of Lovin'" in which she threw every ounce of her sex appeal into seducing the microphone. Another comic gem!
Lisa Livesay (Nat'l Tour, Wicked, Glinda; Monteen, Parade, Center Theatre Group; Tribute to Alan Menken, New York). Showing her range of emotional song interpretation, Livesay went from the upbeat "Bouncing Back for More / Hey Look Me Over" combo to the heart wrenching "Ballad of the Sad Young Man" and "Old Friend." Livesay had the audience in the palm of her hand as she sang the stories about these two lost souls.
Shannon Warne (Maria, Sound of Music, Cabrillo; Nat'l Tour, Guenevere,Camelot; NoHo Arts, Having It All; 3rd St.,The Full Monty). Another great musical comedy performer, Shannon started off the show with Dan Callaway, turning "They're Playing Our Song" into a battle of comic attitude. Her "The Alto's Lament" displayed her musical range, taking on the low alto notes when she can easily reach the highest of the high soprano notes. The song offered the audience a chance to laugh at her animated antics, acting out the poor soprano relegated to signing the non-harmony alto score. Her last number "Take It From the Top" offered a way to always look at the bright side of life.
And very special guest Kay Cole whose credits include: Broadway: Original Maggie, A Chorus Line; Jesus Christ Superstar, Hair, Pousse-Café, The Roar of the Greasepaint, The Smell of the Crowd Jesus Christ Superstar, Bye Bye Birdie; LES MISERABLES (Los Angeles). Off-Broadway: Snoopy!!!, Two If By Sea, Rainbow, Best Foot Forward. As director and/or choreographer Broadway/Off-Broadway: Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks (Broadway/Film), Desperate Writers, Hang On To The Good Times, One Man Band; numerous premieres and regional theater productions, as well as film, television and concerts, entertained the crowd with a Kimmel inspired mash-up of "Witchcraft and The Best Is Yet to Come."
KRITZERLAND shows are always jam-packed and it is recommended you make reservations early. Next month on 9-7-14, Kimmel is putting together an extra-special show to celebrate their 4th Anniversary. As a special thank you to the show's fans, there will be no cover charge that night. So reserve your seats now by calling 818 754-8700. Your phone reservation will be confirmed (usually a few days before the show).
KRITZERLAND show details:
Dinner reservations: DOORS OPEN 5:30pm. SHOW STARTS 7:00pm!
Cover charge $15 + $10 food minimum + $4 facility charge.
Yes! You can eat dinner and see the show for only $29!
Sterling's at The Federal
5303 Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood, CA 91601
The Federal Bar is adjacent to the El Portal Theatre.
The North Hollywood Stations for the Metrolink Red Line and Orange Line are directly across the street, north of Chandler on Lankershim. Parking is available - entrance for Federal lot is on Weddington Street (directly behind the building) at $3.50. There is also available street parking.
For information about Sterling's Upstairs at The Federal:
Heather Lee, Kay Cole, Jennifer Kranz, Dan Callaway, Shannon Warne, Lisa Livesay, Bruce Kimmel
Bruce Kimmel hosts the show
"They're Playing Our Song" - Dan Callaway and Shannon Warne
"Bouncing Back for More/Hey Look Me Over" - Lisa Livesay.
"Come Down From the Tree" - Jennifer Kranz.
"I've Gotta Crow" - Heather Lee.
"The Alto's Lament" - Shannon Warne
"Funny I/The Duck Joke - Bruce Kimmel, Heather Lee
"Wheels of a Dream" - Dan Callaway .
Bruce Kimmel adds lots of information about each song during the show and sang "Firefly."


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First off, welcome back to Newgrounds again Zero! Those long hiatuses definitely keep your fans waiting for your next release. Anyways, right off the bat there's a lot of energy in the song, the lead really giving off a heroic feeling. Everything else just adds on ever so smoothly, especially with the synth break at 2:20. Other then that, there's not much I can say besides another song well done.
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hahaha.. eurobeat japanesey.. need to throw in some orchestral hits for it to truley be eurobeat though :P
and some italian vocals of course :P
I liek the driving feel of it- personally I could see the tempo being even faster myself.
Not much to critique here - you've been making music longer than I have!
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BURNLEY are no closer to securing top scorer Charlie Austin on a longer term contract.
The Clarets have held preliminary talks about extending the striker's current deal, which is due to expire in 2014.
The focus was on Austin during the January transfer window, with Celtic understood to have lined the 23-year-old up as a prime target in the event of losing Norwich City target Gary Hooper.
But Burnley held on to their marksman after the Hoops turned down up to FOUR bids from the Premier League side – the last of which was believed to be £5.5million – by last month's deadline.
The Clarets were reassured that they would at least be able to see out the season with Austin in their armoury.
But, with Premier League clubs joining Celtic in continuing to monitor his progress in the Championship, the risk of losing their prized asset in the summer will intensify unless they are able to secure the former Swindon Town hotshot on a new deal.
The club has held discussions with the striker's representative in recent weeks.
Talks are in their early stages, but with time on their side outside of the transfer window, manager Sean Dyche is refusing to get worked up about the situation.
"We'll see what it is with Charlie, the main thing with Charlie is to keep him fit and scoring goals and enjoying his football," said the Burnley boss.
"The board made it very clear how they felt about Charlie during the transfer window and that obviously transpired how we thought it would."
After the transfer window closed at 11pm on January 31, Austin marked his return from a five-week injury lay-off the following Saturday at Peterborough, scoring in the first minute at London Road – taking his tally for the season to 24 in all competitions – only for Burnley to go on and draw the game 2-2.
He cut a frustrated figure in Saturday's defeat at Bolton Wanderers, where the Clarets had taken a 1-0 lead.
Goalscoring opportunities were in short supply for Austin, but Dyche said: "I wouldn't question the service because it's very difficult to give service constantly to centre forwards every single week.
"That's our intention of course, but we've done that generally well, so no that's not a concern, it's the details at the other end that let us down (on Saturday) – well, the first goal, and slightly last week (at Peterborough).
"We'll affect that and then we move forward."
Dyche is set to be without experienced defender Michael Duff, however, for at least the next two games.
The Northern Ireland international missed the derby at the Reebok as a result of a calf injury sustained the previous weekend at Posh.
Scan results have been encouraging, with no sign of major damage.
But Duff will miss the home double header with Huddersfield and Middlesbrough.
Saturday's game against Huddersfield, however, will only go ahead if the Terriers lose their FA Cup replay at Leicester City tonight.
* The Clarets have named a strong side for a behind closed doors friendly against Stoke City at the Britannia Stadium today.
Sam Vokes and Martin Paterson will lead the Burnley attack, while Brian Stock, Keith Treacy, Marvin Bartley and Dane Richards will feature in midfield.
Brian Jensen, Joseph Mills, Luke O'Neill, Kevin Long and Alex Coleman also start.
Clarets: Jensen, O'Neill, Mills, Long, Coleman, Stock, Bartley, Treacy, Richards, Paterson, Vokes. Subs: Williams, Gallagher, Evans, Howieson, Jackson, Conlan, Gilchrist, Mitchell.