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Happy National Banana Split Day! I thought what better way to celebrate then with a recipe with 3 homemade ice cream toppings! Whenever I have a ice cream bar for dessert at home, a family gathering, or a party I always choose a banana split. There is just something about a banana split that makes me happy! At the time that I took the picture above I had oreo, strawberry cheesecake, and Receses ice cream. But these homemade syrups are just as good on vanilla or any other flavor of ice cream! So feel free to experiment!
Peanut Butter Ice Cream Topping
1/2 cup evaporated milk
1/2 cup corn syrup
1 cup peanut butter
1 cup brown sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
3 Tablespoons butter
In a microwave safe dish combine the brown sugar, corn syrup, salt, and butter. Microwave it until you hear it begin to boil. Take out of microwave and and stir in the peanut butter. Then take the evaporated milk and stir in. Serve warm.
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1/2 pound strawberries, ripe, washed, and hulled
1/2 cup sugar
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2 Tablespoons cocoa
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GARDAI in Tullamore are questioning a man following a terrifying incident in the town on Monday night.
The man they are questioning is suspected of producing an imitation handgun and setting off fireworks at St Mary's Youth Centre around 9pm.
It is understood that up to 50 children and staff were present at the time and were left distressed by the incident.
Once staff became aware of the situation they took the children, the majority of whom were teenagers, back into the building. The doors were locked and the gardai were called.
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Tips For Balancing Body And Soul In Bali
For anybody that has seen the video or browse the book Eat, Pray, Love, they'll realize that Bali is really a special place, a location of conflicting stereotypes and cultures, only one tat accomplishes an unusual and different balance nevertheless. A Bali holiday is guaranteed to become a delight for those senses, but it is also an opportunity to acquire a more centered and balanced outlook, and also to nurture both body and also the spiritual self. Listed here are three tips about balancing the body and soul in Bali to ensure that you come back rejuvenated, re-energized and able to live a significant and satisfying existence.
Sometimes, getting physical distance out of your existence provides you with the opportunity to acquire some emotional distance too. Bali offers probably the most spectacular and awe-inspiring natural scenery, in addition to people who show long lasting spirit when confronted with adversity and cultural variations. Finding yourself in this type of atmosphere is the best opportunity to meditate and reflect by yourself situation what you would like out of your existence, why is you are feeling happy, and just what type of characteristics you need to focus on. Being to date from the day-to-day stresses of the existence provides a welcome opportunity to stop and become still for any while something we don't frequently do in modern existence!
Bali includes a wealthy spiritual culture, along with a strong feeling of the divine. Balinese ritual and tradition all center round the belief inside a greater energy, also it does not matter if you think maybe or not being for this type of devotion enables you to ponder the larger questions in existence. Together with the wealthy spiritual culture from the Balinese, there is a lengthy and vibrant history available to discover, and also the discovery of other cultures, ironically, is frequently precisely what we have to uncover much more about ourselves. Absorb everything the bizarre, the humbling and also the pleased, and you'll leave Bali changed for the greater.
Because bodies are the vessel for all those you in the human body, you have to provide a rest from time to time and spoil yourself. Bali is the best establishing which to get this done, with hour-lengthy massages opting for nothing more than coffee in your own home, health spa remedies at Bali resorts everywhere you appear and food that will make anyone taste-buds swoon. Its a location where its Alright to spoil and take care of yourself, with lengthy lazy morning, attracted out dinners and relaxing mid-day siestas within the cleansing and cleansing tropical warmth.


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The Havelock Rams have been on a mission all year, but the next three weeks have an added fervor as they face off against bitter rivals � which began with Jacksonville Friday.
HAVELOCK � The Havelock Rams have been on a mission all year, but the next three weeks have an added fervor as they face off against bitter rivals � which began with Jacksonville Friday.
The Rams cruised to a resounding 42-12 victory over the Cardinals at Havelock High.
The Rams charged to an early 14-0 lead, but penalties and dropped passes allowed the visitors to stay close until midway through the second quarter when the Rams flipped the switch.
While Derrell Scott rushed for 121 yards on 14 carries, and scored a pair of touchdowns, and recent Shrine Bowl invite recipient Pharoh Cooper threw for 123 yards with two touchdowns, and rushed for 68 yards and a score.
It was the other Rams� Shrine Bowler who perhaps came up largest.
A.J. Coplon had a pair of interceptions, the latter of which he returned 98 yards for a score, after returning his first to the 6-yard line.
Coplon appeared to injure himself in the first half, but left Jacksonville defenders in the dust on his aforementioned pick-6 return in the third quarter.
�I hurt my shin a little bit in the first half, but on that pick, I just read the fade route and got it and I knew I wasn�t getting caught,� Coplon said.
�This win was big and it feels good. We played it like we play every other game and we still have things to do.�
About the only wormhole in the Rams� apple Friday was committing 10 penalties for 89 yards.
Other than that, Havelock coach Jim Bob Bryant was happy as usual after a win.
�I thought we played really well,� Bryant said.
�We had some breakdowns with fundamentals and penalties, and things like that, but with these guys, I don�t stress over those too much because I know they will make plays and their penalties are aggressive. You would rather have to worry about calming your players down than firing them up.�
No one needed to fire up the Rams, as they wanted to prove a point to the Cardinals� defense.
Havelock rushed for 249 yards on 47 carries, and its own rock-solid defense held Jacksonville to an anemic 15 yards on 17 carries.
Malcolm Ashley, Anthony Fisher and Kendall Vickers were terrors on defense for the Rams.
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This Glossa release is something of a triumph. Although a following has developed for Lully's operas in the past 25 years or so, they still don't get the general recognition that they deserve. Hervé Niquet holds a special place in their revival and greater appreciation: in 1987 he was a singer in William Christie's performance of Atys. In the same year, though, he also founded Le Concert Spirituel, which we hear to such good effect on this double CD (literally – two separate jewel cases in the cardboard sleeve, which also contains an excellent booklet with essays and full text etc.) from Glossa.
For only the sixth time since 1680 Proserpine was performed in 2006. Twice: in Paris and at Versailles. This set is more than just a record of these occasions. It stands in its own right as a highly stimulating and enjoyable presentation of a work that has never been considered one of Lully's prime operas. Yet still deserves close attention.
One of several collaborations between Lully and his librettist Quinault, Proserpine also marks the start of Lully's changes in style which we associate with his use of Quinault's verse. Written only seven years before Lully died, the opera is full of rich, confident and forward-moving harmonies and melodies. The dramatic tension (essentially concerning the abduction of Proserpina by Pluto and the "compromise" by which she eventually is to spend half of each year above and half below the earth, with Ceres and Pluto in turn) is sharper. The sense that Proserpine is a music drama as much as a series of numbers is correspondingly greater. This is in part due to the fact that heroism is not so important in Lully's conception as is love. The drama works because of the multiplicity of lovers – would-be and actual all co-involved… Ceres, Jupiter, Pluto, Alpheus, Arethusa as well as Proserpina. Further, by revealing the main character in context, so to speak, and as someone whose concerns we can relate to in the first part of the work, librettist and composer overlay the myth with human interest. The way that the secondary characters mirror and supplement the main ones also adds to the impact made by the unfolding plot.
The metaphorical devices of having heaven, earth and hell (as well as Peace and Victory) participate in the action – and in action filled with spectacle as befitted the priorities and conventions of Louis XIV's world – also make Proserpine an exciting and enduring experience. It might seem that a volcanic eruption, an earthquake, caves turning into courtyards and journeys to the underworld are "mere" spectacle superfluous to the plot. In fact they all serve to re-inforce, to strengthen, explain even, the tensions and lines of emotion between the main characters.
So it's also important that singers understand and enter into the spirit of the idiom as much as possible for the opera to succeed in its own terms. On this recording indeed they do. The orchestral playing is brisk yet sensitive. Tight yet fluent. The chorus provides ample support for the principals, who are excellent without exception. Salomé Haller's (soprano) Proserpina and Joao Fernandes' (bass) Pluto deserve special mention for the delicacy and strength of their interpretations. But there is an evenly vigorous yet sensitive cast supporting them with some superb moments, such as "Vaine Fierté, foible Rigueur" [CD.1 tr.17] or "Amants qui n'êtes point jaloux" [CD.1 tr.26].
This rendering of more tender emotions is typical of the tone, new for Lully, which Proserpine exhibits: music – expansive, highly textured, energetic, dynamic and above all melodious music – is foremost. As if the events, which are somewhat slighter than in other of Lully's operas for all their dramatic force, are themselves a reason to play and sing. There is certainly as much joy as there is pathos in Proserpine. The performers are fully aware of this order of things and present a joyful yet sensitive account. Nothing is superficial. Yet there is a lightness of touch in all orchestral and vocal departments that carries the momentum of the work forward while supporting just the right amount of reflection and commentary on the topic's main themes… loss against one's will (Proserpina's abduction), accommodation of such loss (the division of her time in the compromise), and the implications of freedom. To this end, the singers have clearly entered into the characterization of their roles such that the tensions and resolutions are important to us. Proserpine is not a masque in Niquet's production.
The recording was made at the Opéra Royal of Versailles, or at least the Tragédie itself was – in 2006: the Prologue over a year later at the Théâtre de Poissy. Both acoustics are full and helpful to conveying both the subtleties and the weight of the work. The booklet that comes with Proserpine has the full text in French, English and Spanish with a short but apposite introductory essay, though nothing concerning the musicians, which would have been useful given that they're not all household names. Be prepared for something a little odd, and ill-judged, really: the final track of the first CD fades out rather than coming to a conventional stop. It's not because the number continues on the second CD. It just fades out towards (one hopes) the end of the ritournelle.
If you already enjoy Lully's fine operatic output, you'll want to snap this straight up: it's the only recording of the work available. If not, then you'd be coming to a somewhat special corner of his work. If it's precise, colorful and expressive singing and playing under a director whose expertise is second to none that you want, then you'll find it in this set.
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Danny Wilson and his Chesterfield captain Gary Liddle held court today at the club's weekly press conference, ahead of a trip to Charlton Athletic on Saturday.
The pair revealed that it had been a long, hard week of graft on the training pitch after last weekend's 3-0 defeat by Scunthorpe.
The manager said it was back to basics for his players, while Liddle voiced the squad's determination to put right their wretched run of results.
Both men touched on the Addicks' off-field issues and fan protests, and how that might play into Chesterfield's hands should they perform well themselves.
And Wilson gave an insight into Paul McGinn's freak injury.
Here are the highlights...
Wilson: "The key priority is to get back to basics, we've peeled everything back in terms of training and analysis, just to do the basic things properly and more consistently.
"That's what we've done all week, we've worked hard, the lads have been very receptive to what we want to do and hopefully we get a response at the weekend.
"It's been very intense and it's been very repetitive. It has put a lot of things back in the minds of the players."
Liddle: "We're determined to put it right. We've had a good week on the training ground, we've put in a lot of work on the grass with no time off, which is unusual for a normal week.
"Hopefully it will pay dividends this weekend."
Charlton's off field issues
Wilson: "Let's hope we can put something negative in their fans' minds and they'll take it out on whoever they feel they should take it out on. It's not nice for players sometimes in that environment but we've got to try and make it a positive for us.
"We'll do everything we possibly can to take advantage."
Liddle: "I'm sure everyone has heard about the off-field problems and it's important we go and stamp our authority on the game.
"We've said it in the build up, it's important we don't let them get up a head of steam.
"It could be a weapon for us, trying to capitalise (on the off field discontent.)
The Addicks on the field
Wilson: "They were one of my sides to go through the league, they've a lot of quality in the squad. It's a transitional period from their point of view.
"They're very difficult to beat, we'll have to be aware of what they're capable of.
"But there's nothing between us on them, it's on the day who gets a performance and takes their chances.
"On the day if you perform well you've got a chance to win the game, you're not against teams who are miles ahead of you in terms of quality."
Liddle: "They're one of the bigger clubs in the division with a nice stadium, a massive wage budget, I suspect a lot higher than ours or most of the division's. They're going through their own difficult spell at the moment.
"They'll try and get the ball forward quickly and create chances off that. A lot of teams are pretty similar in this division. Too many times this season we've gone to places and let teams come onto us so it's important we show what we can do."
The injury crisis
Wilson: "We forecast at the beginning of the season that this could be a possibility, and unfortunately it's bit us hard.
"It's been too many injuries, it's very hard for us but we just get on with it.
"We've got a bunch of players who care more than capable of getting a result on Saturday.
"We were very positive at the start of the season and had some very, very good performances. It's in the locker.
"With all due respect to what we'll play on Saturday it's maybe not our strongest side, but opportunities always arise and hopefully they'll take it."
Paul McGinn
Wilson: "He played a bit of the game and damaged his hamstring again, someone grabbed his foot and as he tried to yank it away his hamstring has gone, it's a freak one."
The fans
Liddle: "I've no doubt we'll take another good group to Charlton. Stick in there with us, good times will come.
"When you've gone a certain stretch and not got three points there's going to be a little bit of discontent.
"The fans have been great this season following us away and supporting us fantastically at home.
"I will ask that they stick with us, we're as disappoint as they are and determined to rectify the run as quickly as possible."
Poor run of results
Wilson: "There's a frustration. It's a young side, we've got to take a bit of pain and we've got to be prepared for it.
"But we'll get through it, by believing and keeping down what we know is right, and we'll turn the corner. I've no doubt about it."


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Dentists offering cash for Halloween candy to benefit troops
While many children dreaming of chowing down on candy this Halloween, dentists are hoping to provide kids with some incentives for trading in their sugary treats -- all in a way to help the troops.
More than 1,000 dentists across the country are participating in the Halloween Candy Buy-Back program, which is run by the non-profit Operation Gratitude, U-T San Diego reported. The buy-back program offers children the opportunity to switch their extra Halloween candy for cash or coupons. Operation Gratitude then sends those candies to troops overseas -- along with other items such as toothbrushes and toothpaste.
Not only do kids come out a little bit richer -- but they may also be saving themselves some rotten gums or future cavities.
Some dentists are also looking to amp up the deal by offering more than just money. One San Marcos dentist, Dr. Niray Shah of Dreamscape Dental, will also enter candy-trading children into a drawing for illustrious prizes such as a new iMac or iPad.
"It's mostly to help with promoting health. I don't really anticipate generating much business out of it," Shah told U-T San Diego.
To find local dentists participating in Halloween Candy Buy-Back, visit www.halloweencandybuyback.com and enter your zip code.


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Mindfulness, yoga and meditation make it possible to connect with the traditional skills that all leaders need, by building upon their own emotions with vitality, health and physical well-being, joy, peace, love, compassion, forgiveness, kindness, trust, self-development, resilience, co-operativism, collaboration and values.
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Topics covered include the use of color in glass, two and three-dimensional surface treatment, the relationship between volume and skin of forms, blowing into molds and working in a variety of scales. Projects provide you with broad exposure to the many possibilities inherent in the medium.
You'll work with glassblowing furnaces and hammers, but you'll also have hands-on access to all the culture and resources the vibrant city of Philadelphia has to offer. While studying Glass at UArts, you'll learn to produce a range of pieces, from blown glass to glass art to installation and experimental/new genres. You'll have the opportunity to control of all aspects of making, from initial design to final finished piece.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) Rory McIlroy played the kind of golf Saturday that typically would put him in control at a major championship. Staked to a one-shot lead in the PGA Championship, he made three birdies over his last four holes for a 4-under 67.
All that did was allow him to stay in front – barely.
More rain in the morning allowed for a deluge of birdies during a third round so wild that six players had a share of the lead at some point. McIlroy could hear it. The cheers of so many birdies resounding across the back nine made him realize it was time to get it in gear.
He rolled in a 20-foot birdie putt at No. 15. His approach from 172 yards landed with a splat next to the hole on the 16th for an easy birdie, and he took a one-shot lead over Bernd Wiesberger by getting up-and-down from a front bunker on the par-5 18th.
He was at 13-under 200.
Eight players were within four shots of the lead, a group that includes Rickie Fowler and Phil Mickelson.
Wiesberger closed with three straight birdies – the three putts were a combined 3 feet, 6 inches – for a 65. Playing in only his sixth major championship, the 28-year-old Austrian now gets to play in the final group at a major with the No. 1 player in the world.
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Book Review: Elisabeth Sladen – The Autobiography
Review: Elisabeth Sladen - The Autobiography / Author: Elisabeth Sladen / Publisher: Aurum Press Ltd / Release Date: Out Now
2011 hasn't been a good year for die-hard fans of 'classic' era 'Doctor Who' with the death of Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart from the late 1960s to the mid 1970s) in February rapidly followed by the shocking passing of Elisabeth Sladen in April. Elisabeth was a four-star 'Doctor Who' icon long before the resuscitated 21st century series eased her out of retirement and thrust her centre-stage again, firstly as a guest star in an early David Tennant episode and later into her own starring role in her slick and assured children's spin-off 'The Sarah Jane Adventures'. Elisabeth appeared in 'Doctor Who' just as it hit its peak of popularity in the 1970s - one early Tom Baker episode pulled in a staggering 13.6 million viewers - so it's no wonder she's generally regarded as the definitive 'Doctor Who' girl or, as Tennant observes in his warm tribute to her in Elisabeth's disarmingly honest and typically-unassuming autobiography, "the Doctor's one true assistant."
Elisabeth's book, its first draft completed at the end 2010 and secreted away by the actress so she could concentrate on far more important family festive matters, is a bittersweet affair, written by Elisabeth, it appears, almost in sufferance as she really couldn't understand why anyone would want to read about her. This is the chronicle of the life of an actress who never realised just how good she was; this reviewer is firmly of the opinion that, if she'd had the breaks (and, as the book reveals, she so nearly had them but chose not to follow them up - at one point a top Hollywood agent promised her she could become a huge international star if she'd just relocate to the States) she could have been as respected a British thesp as Helen Mirren or the redoubtable Dame Judi Dench. But the book tells the story of an actress who never really believed in herself. As a child she was fascinated by performing and quickly fell under the hypnotic spell of the theatre where she learned her craft the hard way. She married actor Brian Miller in 1968 and together the pair slogged up and down the UK performing in theatre productions and nabbing the occasional TV role. A guest shot in 'Z Cars' led to Elisabeth being brought to the attention of 'Doctor Who' producer Barry Letts who was looking for an actress to cast as a new assistant for Jon Pertwee's Doctor. The rest is, if not TV history, then very definitely 'Doctor Who' history as Elisabeth settled into a three year run as perky journalist Sarah Jane Smith, the character who would live with her for the rest of her life and who, in many ways, served ultimately to stifle her career when the time came for her to move on from the series in 1976.
As Elisabeth herself observes, when a 'Doctor Who' girl moves on these days it's big news and, such is the modern show's media profile and popularity, a glittering - or at least, busy - career is pretty much assured. Back in 1976 things were a bit different and even though news of Elisabeth leaving the series made the front page, the actress was never able to properly capitalise on her popularity - or, as the book makes quite clear, it never really occurred to her to try. She became a jobbing actress again, appearing in odd episodes of random shows here and there and even spending three years presenting a pre-school children's show called 'Stepping Stones'. Elisabeth fell pregnant at the age of 38 and quickly decided it was time to put her career on the back-burner and become a full-time mother and wife.
It's quite clear from Elisabeth's book that here was an actress who never really appreciated her full worth and was never given the opportunity to show what she could really do. In an era when any halfwit with a smile can get a job on TV, her modesty and self-effacing nature are as refreshing as they're frustrating but equally impressive is the picture she paints of a woman who didn't suffer fools gladly (if at all) and who was never afraid to speak her mind and stand up against the bullies. Her frosty early working relationship with Jon Pertwee eventually blossomed into a genuine friendship (although it suffered an eight-year hiatus when Pertwee took offence when he and his wife weren't invited to see Elisabeth's new-born daughter) and whilst Elisabeth has often spoken of the on-screen chemistry between her and Tom Baker it's surprising that they rarely socialised out of working hours. Elsewhere Elisabeth is brutally honest about those she didn't get on with, whether they're fellow actors (she gives a certain 'Coronation Street' legend short shrift) or 'Doctor Who' directors who gave her a tough time. This is very much the story of a feisty, no-nonsense actress who did what she wanted, the way she wanted to do it and when she wanted to do it, perhaps to the detriment of her longer-term career.
For 'Doctor Who' fans the book is a treasure trove of stories and anecdotes about the making of the show in its glory years - Elisabeth clearly had almost total recall of her time on the show and she remembers every story she made with startling clarity - and her gradual acceptance and embracing of her place in the series' ongoing legend. Elisabeth Sladen was notoriously private, rarely speaking about her personal or home life in public and her book reinforces the popular view of her as a woman who never liked to give away too much about herself. So while she details her career in intricate detail, personal moments hurry by - the death of her parents dismissed in a quick paragraph or two, her life with her husband Brian not much elaborated upon, an apparent earlier battle with cancer unmentioned - and yet this is somehow refreshing in an age when every tinpot supermodel and reality-show reject feels the need to spew out every detail of their desperate-to-be-loved lives whether we're interested or not.
But Elisabeth was never one to complain about her lot, she never seems to waste much time wondering what might have been. Those of us who grew up with her aboard the TARDIS in the 1970s and marvelled at her reinvention thirty-odd years later and feel her loss probably just as much as her junior 'Sarah Jane Adventures' audience can take solace from the fact that her career and her life ended with her still playing the role she was born to play and that in Sarah Jane Smith she'll somehow live forever. With the last of the 'Sarah Jane Adventures' recently screened and 'The Autobiography' published, it really feels like Lis is gone now. This book, like the series, is a fitting and fascinating memorial to the Doctor's one true assistant.


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BOWLING GREEN — In 1991, the Bowling Green State University football team won a Mid-American Conference title that came out of the blue.
The Falcons had posted a 3-5-2 record a year earlier, causing the dismissal of coach Moe Ankney in favor of Gary Blackney. But that did not stop the 1991 squad from an 11-1 season that included a perfect 8-0 mark in MAC play and a victory over Fresno State in the California Raisin Bowl.
Still, some wondered if the 1992 squad could reproduce the results of the previous season.
"I know there were doubters in 1991, and there were still doubters in '92 — people who wondered if we could repeat that success," said the team's quarterback both seasons, Erik White. "And there was some justification for that."
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Part of that doubt stemmed from a 1992 schedule that featured road contests against two Big Ten teams, Ohio State and Wisconsin.
"And a lot of people may not remember that after we played Ohio State and Wisconsin, we played East Carolina — and they had been to the Peach Bowl the previous year," White said. "That's a gauntlet."
But the '92 Falcons ran that gauntlet with great success. They won a second straight MAC title with an 8-0 record and finished 10-2 on the season, losing only to the Big Ten opponents.
Bowling Green opened the season with a win against MAC opponent Western Michigan before taking on the Buckeyes. In front of a crowd of 94,808 at Ohio Stadium — at that time, the second-largest crowd in the history of the Horseshoe — the Falcons surrendered just 237 yards of total offense to a unit that included quarterback Kirk Herbstreit, wide receiver Joey Galloway, tailback Raymont Harris, and tackle Alan Kline.
The outcome was a 17-6 loss that felt like a moral victory.
"For 10 years after that game, whenever I would talk football with an Ohio State fan, they would say, 'You beat Ohio State that day,'" White said with a laugh. "I always have to tell them we didn't, but it was clear the public perception was that we could play with them. People had to take us seriously."
The Falcons also lost at Wisconsin by a 39-18 score, then beat East Carolina by 10 before rattling off seven more regular-season wins.
Bowling Green's closest win during the regular season came, as you might expect, against their archrivals from Toledo. That mid-October night game at the Glass Bowl was expected to be an offensive shootout between quarterbacks White from BG and Kevin Meger of UT.
Instead the two defenses stood tall — but Bowling Green's stood tallest, especially when its back was against the wall.
Late in the first half the Rockets mounted a 16-play drive that began on their own 7 and eventually netted a first-and-goal from BG's 1. On first down, Toledo's Casey McBeth tried to jump the pile, but he was met at the top of his leap by Artie Mangham for no gain.
Meger kept the ball on a second-down option play but was stopped by Carlos Brooks; on third down, Meger's sneak attempt was walled by the middle of the BG line.
And on fourth-and-goal, with 39 seconds left in the half, Vince Palko stuffed a run by McBeth just shy of the goal, preserving Bowling Green's 7-3 advantage into halftime.
"If they score there, the momentum surely shifted to them," Blackney said. "But our defense stepped up."
But the heroics of the Falcons defense did not end there: When McBeth scored with just 6:43 left in the game, true freshman Jason Woullard sacked Meger on a two-point conversion attempt to preserve a 10-9 lead. And that held up when UT's Rusty Hanna missed a 49-yard field goal with just 34 seconds left.
Bowling Green finished with four more wins to wrap up the MAC title and earn a berth in the Las Vegas Bowl against Nevada from the Big West.
In that contest the Falcons dominated the first half, rolling up 267 yards of offense to take a commanding 28-3 halftime lead. That lead would evaporate in the second half, though, as Wolfpack quarterback Chris Vargas engineered five straight TD drives.
BG trailed 34-28, but the Falcons defense forced a punt — and the Nevada punter fumbled the snap off his facemask, allowing Bowling Green to recover the ball on the Nevada 15 with 1:48 left. Then, on a fourth-and-goal play from the 3, White threw a touchdown pass to Dave Hankins with just 22 seconds left, and Brian Leaver's extra point gave BG a 35-34 win.
"On the play before the punt, they had a third-and-short, and if they get it they can run the clock out and win the game," White said. "But Dave Bielinski, our free safety, came flying up into the hole and stuffed the running back to force them to punt.
"We block the punt and recover it. And then we score the touchdown to win the game."
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Blackney said the comeback in the bowl victory epitomized the mindset of his team that entire season.
"Our guys never believed they were going to lose," he said. "They always felt that some way, somehow, if they were on a balanced football field, they would win. ...
"And it happened over and over again."
White said the success of those squads from 1991 and '92, especially when viewed against the backdrop of the struggles in the years prior, provides a lesson for this year's Falcons, who enter Wednesday's game against Toledo with a losing record.
"I was on a team that won two games at Bowling Green, so I've been there," he said. "Individually, I would tell them to keep working. My definition of 'work' means that it's a privilege to be a college athlete, and they should never lose sight of that. They should give everything they have; they owe it to themselves, their team, and their university.
"And to the team, I would tell them to rely on each other. Don't do any finger pointing. Trust the process, believe in the coaches, and trust everyone who is in the battle with you."
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But in the Telegraph UK interview video below, Jackson acknowledges that his past defeats at the hands of the Axe-Murderer were only due to him being "a terrible fighter." Of course he believes that he's improved a great deal since those two ugly losses — though we already know how Wandy thinks the third fight will end. Silva/Jackson III co-headlines UFC 92 (December 27th, Las Vegas).


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I feel like this MM should have happened a long time ago. But now that I'm doing it, I'm doing it right, with an extremely excessive amount of videos.
The thing about Neil Patrick Harris is this: there's just so much to love about him! He is comedically wonderful. He sings beautifully. He's gay and out and completely normal about it. AND he takes on great roles, and does them so well that it's just... I mean... he... I love him.
About two and a half months ago I started watching How I Met Your Mother (I'd seen a couple episodes but really dedicated myself to it in April). Since then, I've finished all five seasons. A lot of this was driven by my love for NPH. The thing about him that I love most on this show is something that I think is very WRONGLY ignored: his knack for physical comedy. Everyone's always focused on him being gay but playing this womanizing (hilarious) asshole, and while he does this very well what I think he's really great at is using his body, his face, his entire persona to react to situations. For instance (and it took me FOREVER to find a clip that wasn't just him saying "LEGENDARY" over and over again. Come on guys, it's funny on the show, but who wants to watch 3 solid minutes of that?), here is a clip of him as Barney Stinson eating Chinese food:
Please, if you don't watch the show, I am begging you out of selfishness because I want it to be on the air forever: watch it. Watch it now. And, because he's not the only funny guy on the show and I want to give some credit to my second favorite character, here he is with his castmate Jason Segel (Marshall) being AWESOME. And singing. Les Mis. (This one goes out to my sister):
But the real reason he's my Masculine Monday today is because of this gem of the internet that I just saw for the first time on Friday and have since watched three more times: Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. It is a gorgeous glorious musical masterpiece (written/directed by Joss Whedon, of Buffy the Vampire Slayer fame and beloved by me) that Joss and friends did during the writers' strike a few years back (LET'S NOT TALK ABOUT THAT). Joss has previous musical experience only with the Buffy musical episode (great TV), and in my opinion he did a tremendous job. And of course NPH was the gem-surrounded-diamond-encrusted-platinum-lined tragicomic hero, Dr. Horrible. Basically, the story is that Dr. Horrible (Billy) is an evil scientist who is trying to break his way into being a true Super Villain and at the same time muster up the courage to talk to the pretty girl at the laundromat, Penny, all while facing constant irritation by his arch-nemesis, Captain Hammer. And it's a musical. I now give you the gift of the first seven and a half minutes of this masterpiece.
Oh, and here's another song, just because I like it:
Other reasons to include in my list of "Why You Should Love Neil Patrick Harris" are shown in video form below.
1. He's totally cool with his sexuality, and he thinks other people should be as well, but he balances it by not being a crusader and not wanting to push people to do things they don't want to do. I love this attitude. Please to watch:
2. He was Mark Cohen in Rent for a while (my favorite character. I love Mark so much!). That's reason enough to like anyone, in my opinion. Here's him singing "What You Own" (one of my favorite songs from the show):
3-6. He's friends with Ellen! He helps raise money for cancer! He prank calls celebrities! Did I mention that he's funny?
I guess that the point I want to leave you with, at the end of all this, is that while I'm happy to be an ally to any gay, I would really prefer that NPH not be gay. I'd like him to be at LEAST bi. Because, really, at this point, the chances of us getting married are not very high. That makes me sad. To cheer me up, here's a clip of him doing an Old Spice commercial in which he references his Dougie Houser days (aka the show I'm about to watch all 97 episodes of before August). Enjoy enjoy!
Monday, June 21
MASCULINE MONDAY: Neil Patrick Harris
Sunday, June 13
The Newest Weird-Ass Craze in China...
So here's the new It Thing in China: custom-dying your dog to look like a wild animal. Like, for instance, a tiger:
Or a panda:
I don't really have a lot to say about this. I've never really understood dressing up or fur-dying dogs. That stuff aside, though, in this case my stance on the subject is PUPPIES! CUTE CUTE PUPPIES!! AWWWW, LOOK AT THE PUPPIES!!!!
Friday, June 11
Feminine Friday: Arianna Huffington
So as I get more and more pissed about this whole oil spill deal, I often turn to Keith for comfort - not that he has anything comforting to say, but I like seeing that someone is keeping up a count of how long it's been since the explosion and, I don't know, there's something nice about knowing that Keith is as angry as CK and I are. Anyway, so he has pretty much daily guests on talking about the oil spill from every angle, and one of last night's guests was the Co-Founder and Editor in Chief of the Huffington Post, Arianna Huffington. So not only do I like her because HuffPo publishes some cool shit, but I newly LOVE her because her voice sounds just like the mom from the Aristocats! In other words, she is the epitome of elegance and poise. Please watch and enjoy.
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Building up your brand calls for creating content that appeals to your current audience and also the audiences you hope to acquire. We want to see how you increased awareness about the products or services your brand or client offers. Share your strategy and tell us how you measured success.
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The 3D Printed Rolex
You have got to see how designer Franc Falco replicated a Rolex Submariner using a 3D printer! The entire thing is made from 3D filament and super glue, besides the Perspex face and the battery-powered clock mechanism. But he didn't make the Rolex because he wanted a new watch — he did it as an exercise for his own 3D modeling capabilities as well as that of his Ultimaker 2 desktop 3D printer.
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Thursday, March 22, 2018
The Women in Business Committee of the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce is pleased to present the 25th Anniversary of the Gourmet Getaway, an evening of food and fun which benefits the Women in Business Scholarship Fund. All the money raised goes directly to the Scholarship Fund, which benefits women in Bucks County who overcame substantial challenges to make a better life for themselves and their families, and need support to receive an education. These strong, courageous women need the financial support to help them achieve their career goals and help them gain personal and professional success. Your ticket ($50 or 10 for $400) to the Gourmet Getaway may be just the ticket to give someone an opportunity to succeed.
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