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Just as the weather starts getting more baseball like, the rain makes an appearance.
According to the forecast, today is supposed to be extremely wet — a lot of precipitation. That means today's ballgames will be called off.
Depending on the amount of rain, Thursday's games may very well also get the hook. Then comes Friday with cold temps making a curtain call.
Yep, there's something to be said about spring weather in Illinois.
Coming up are a couple of key track and field meets at Williamson Field that are really the highlight of the season, at least until the sectional and state finals meets.
The first meet of significance around here is the Livingston County Invitational. Although Pontiac is the big dog, and Prairie Central and Dwight typically have deep squads, it is the gathering of all the area schools that makes it big.
It will be held — weather permitting — on April 18.
Some of the athletes competing will find their way to Charleston at state finals time. Being a name-dropper, one of the better athletes this year will be Flanagan-Cornell's Brent Albertson, a sprinter who will compete at Princeton at the collegiate level.
Frankly, there aren't too many Division I athletes competing, let alone one who is going to an Ivy League school. That says a lot about the kid.
There are also some interesting events that seem to make the meet quite enjoyable for the athletes and the fans. One is the pentathlon for boys and girls. This is where on athlete competes in five events and scoring is based on performance time or distance, not placement. However, the higher the place does mean the more points scored.
This has been a favorite of quite athletes, even to the point where there have stars in a particular event who opted to compete in the pentathlon instead of winning a specific event going away.
Another group of events deals with the throwers — those who toss the discus or put the shot. There is a Big Man's 100-meter dash and a co-ed weightman's relay. The dash is self-explanatory. The relay is a 4x100 with two boys and two girls who compete in the shot or discus. The baton in the relay is a football.
Pontiac will be hosting its annual relays on April 23 — again, weather permitting. This is a special event because it is a gathering of some quality boys' track programs, though not as many as I would like to see.
It is unusual to me in that the frosh-soph events count as much as the varsity. I am not a fan of that because it allows coaches to load up at the frosh-soph level if that team's best athletes are freshmen or sophomores.
A varsity meet should count varsity points. I understand and can agree with adding the frosh-soph as an entire team concept, but the frosh-soph points should not be as significant.
That said there have been some fine performances at the Pontiac Relays over the years. In recent years the meet has come down to the final one or two events.
There is also a weightman's relay, which also uses a football and is run by the varsity and frosh-soph throwers from each team.
Where the meets, themselves, are entertaining, there will be some emptiness this year.
Don Daluga, a longtime fan and supporter, as well as former coach and PTHS athletic director, will be missed. Daluga passed away recently, leaving the meets with someone else having to come in and help.
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Pittsburgh, PA - The Silent No More Awareness Campaign applauds Rep. Joseph R. Pitts (R-PA) for introducing a bill entitled "Post-Abortion Depression Research and Care Act" (H.R. 4543). The bill provides $15 million to the National Institutes of Health to research the emotional impact of abortion on women. The bill also creates a $1.5 million grant program to fund the development of treatment programs for women who suffer emotionally after abortion.
As a woman who personally experienced the emotional impact of abortion, Actress, Author, and Celebrity Spokesperson for the Silent No More Awareness Campaign, Jennifer O'Neill stated, "This research will confirm that our experience trumps the theory touted by pro-abortionists - that having an abortion is as simple as having your tonsils removed. Everyday I regret my abortion but I never regret having my tonsils out."
The Campaign has registered thousands of women who regret their abortion and want to be silent no more about the emotional, physical and spiritual problems they experienced after having an abortion. This bill will help millions more who suffer in silence to know they aren't alone in their pain. This will lead to more awareness about the abortion recovery programs, books and resources available. Women typically struggle with feelings like grief, remorse and deep sadness that are usually left untreated; they don't know there are others who have found healing, peace and forgiveness.
The National Silent No More Awareness Campaign is a non-denominational, non-political effort to raise awareness about abortion. Campaign Co-founder Janet Morana, who is Associate Director of Priests for Life explains the Campaign's position on this new bill, "We are certainly interested in any legislation that raises awareness about the impact abortion has on women's emotional health. We'd love to see it expanded to research the physical impact as well."
According to Campaign co-founder, Georgette Forney who is the President of NOEL* and had an abortion at age 16, "Abortion is the most common surgical procedure performed on women everyday in this country and no long-term study has ever been done to assess the emotional impact of it on women. It's about time we look into the faces of choice, the women who have experienced abortion and ask us how abortion affected our lives."
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A delicious spiced cake recipe that is made with cinnamon, ground cloves and nutmeg, Grandma's Great Depression Cake is easy to make and easy on the budget. Old fashioned cake recipes like this will forever be remembered as some of the best desserts out there. Baked until golden brown, each slice has a bold flavor that is perfect for the colder months of the year. Serve it when it is still warm and you won't be able to stop at just one slice. This is a great cake recipe to serve with tea or coffee for a nice afternoon pick-me-up. It could even be eaten for breakfast, as a sweeter alternative to your regular eggs and toast.
You might notice that this depression cake recipe is missing some common baking ingredients. It's dairy-free and egg-free, because those ingredients were difficult to get during the 1930s. This frugal cake was a great alternative to other cake recipes that used more expensive ingredients. And the recipe turned out to be so delicious that everyone continues to make it today! Our version of depression cake uses raisins and a healthy amount of spice, for a dessert (or snack) that is bursting with flavor.
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Cooking Time55 min
- 2 cups cold water
- 2 cups raisins
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 1/3 cup vegetable oil
- 2 teaspoons cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1/2 teaspoon fresh ground nutmeg
- 2 teaspoons water
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 cups flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- Powdered sugar for serving (optional)
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Preheat oven to 325º degrees F. Line a 9 x 9-inch baking pan with foil, leaving an overhang.
In a medium saucepan over medium high heat, combine water, raisins, brown sugar, vegetable oil and the spices. Bring to a boil and, stirring constantly, boil for 3 minutes. Remove from the heat and let cool 10 minutes.
Meanwhile mix the baking soda and salt in water and stir until completely dissolved. Combine flour and baking powder and toss with a fork to combine.
After raisin mixture has cooled, add soda and salt mixture – it will bubble up, so stir well. Add the flour mixture and stir until a stiff dough has formed and raisins are well distributed. Spoon into prepared pan, smooth the top and bake 55 minutes.
Remove cake from oven to a cooling rack and let cool 5 minutes, then use overhanging foil to remove cake from the pan and allow to cool completely.
Serve slightly warm as dessert or with morning coffee. Sprinkle with powdered sugar before serving if desired.
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The climate of New Orleans is humid subtropical with short, generally mild winters and hot, humid summers. In January, morning lows average around 43 °F (6 °C), and daily highs around 62 °F (17 °C).
New Orleans is world famous for it's food and known for specialties like beignets (locally pronounced like "ben-yays"), square-shaped fried pastries that could be called "French doughnuts" (served with café au lait made with a blend of coffee and chicory rather than only coffee); and Po' boy and Italian Muffuletta sandwiches; Gulf oysters on the half-shell, fried oysters, boiled crawfish, and other seafood; étouffée, jambalaya, gumbo, and other Creole dishes; and the Monday favorite of red beans and rice. Another New Orleans specialty is the Praline local /ˈprɑːliːn/, a candy made with brown sugar, granulated sugar, cream, butter, and pecans.
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SAN DIEGO, Jan. 2, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Entropic (Nasdaq:ENTR), a world leader in semiconductor solutions for the connected home, will be presenting at the Needham Growth Conference at The Palace Hotel in New York City on Tuesday, January 15, 2013, at 4:00 p.m. EST.
Interested parties can access the live or archived webcast by visiting Entropic's Web site at www.entropic.com. Entropic also maintains a current listing of its scheduled investor conferences on the Events and Presentations page in the Investor section of its Web site.
About Entropic
Entropic (Nasdaq:ENTR) is a leading global provider of silicon and software solutions to enable connected home entertainment. The Company transforms how traditional HDTV broadcast and streaming video content is seamlessly, reliably, and securely delivered, processed, and distributed into and throughout the home. Entropic's next-generation Set-top Box System-on-a-Chip (SoC) and Home Connectivity solutions enable Pay-TV operators to offer consumers more captivating whole-home entertainment experiences by transforming the way digital entertainment is delivered, connected and consumed – in the home and on the go. For more information, visit Entropic at: www.entropic.com.
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Henry Ford Allegiance Family Medicine - Mason provides comprehensive, quality care for your entire family at every stage of life. Your care provider will serve as your primary care specialist to provide preventative health care services, as well as manage any chronic conditions.
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13DT258 is a mid shade yellow pigment with a color index number of PY 13. It has a specific gravity of 1.3 and can be used primarily in aqueous solutions. 13DT258 has secondary applications in UV/EB solutions.
Flint Group is dedicated to serving the global printing and packaging industry. The company develops, manufactures and markets an extensive portfolio of printing consumables and printing equipment, including: a vast range of conventional and energy curable inks and coatings for most offset, flexographic and gravure applications; pressroom chemicals, offset printing; flexographic sleeve systems; pigments and additives for use in inks and other colourant applications for the graphic art and inks industry.


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Although dark rooms can feel cozy and inviting, especially during the cold days of winter, as temperatures slowly warm and days get longer, light-lacking rooms can take on a constricting feel. Thankfully, Wallauer's Design Center is helping homeowners turn otherwise dark, drab rooms into bright, cheery living areas with these simple tips.
"White is the perfect canvas for any room," said Kim Scappaticci, design director at Wallauer's Design Center. "While most whites cast a huge color of gray, green, blue or can look too sterile, Benjamin Moore's Simple White is a warm true white that softens the look."
Color matters: As a general rule, a room's color should reflect the amount of natural light it receives. Lighter colors reflect more light throughout the room, while darker colors absorb it. Rooms with plenty of windows can be painted in a darker hue, while those with little or no natural light should be painted in brighter colors.
Don't forget the ceiling: Although painting a ceiling a dark color can add an unexpected pop, in small, light-restricted spaces a white ceiling works best. Adding recessed lighting fixtures, also know as "can lights," can also increase the sense of openness in a smaller room.
Optical illusions: If a room only has one window, hang a floor to ceiling mirror across from the window to trick your eyes. The mirror will give the impression of a second window and double the amount of light.
Lose the curtains: Although a set of dark, heavy curtains are perfect for sleeping late on weekends, when not in use they can create an overbearing ambiance. Instead, opt for translucent blinds to allow some sunlight in, or plantation shutters, which provide effective yet stylish protection.
"Light is the essence of happiness," said Scappaticci. "Think how you feel on a dark rainy day verses a bright sunny day."
To learn more about how to turn a dark room light, visit Wallauer's Design Center today.


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Program duration: November 13-18
Immerse yourself in the Art Institute of Chicago's world-renowned collection and the history of Chicago's artistic founders at the historic Palmer House Hilton. The Art Institute of Chicago has been a leading art school and museum for almost 130 years, amassing a collection spanning 5,000 years of human expression. Learn from expert curatorial staff and a professional team of Museum Education art historians as they guide you through gallery walks, slide lectures, and discussions. Examine ideas, techniques, and achievements from Ancient Egypt to modern America and explore the treasures of the Art Institute of Chicago.
The full program includes a five-night stay downtown at the Palmer House Hilton Hotel just steps from the museum, daily museum admission, private tours with the experts, admission to special exhibitions, and all meals catered with one dinner on your own to explore Chicago's many excellent restaurants.
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