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Cinnamon Rice Milk Recipes
Red Rice Drink Recipe
Since I gave birth to my daughter, I've experienced lingering fatigue and low energy. This recipe was given to me by my friend Mai's mom. She said red rice has been described for centuries as a medicinal agent. She insisted it would lower my blood glucose, which could be why I'm not feeling so well. You may already know this by now: I'm a sucker for old wives' tales, and when anyone who tells me a certain food enhances your health I rush into the kitchen and make it. I don't know if I should be admitting that so close to April Fool's Day, because I fear that I'll be getting strange suggestions from readers over the next couple of days!
I've been drinking this ground red rice (bột gạo lức in Vietnamese) drink for a week now. The results aren't bad, though it's quite possible that I'm susceptible to the placebo effect. Regardless, the preparation isn't very complicated and it tastes good!
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How to Make Horchata (Cinnamon Rice Milk Drink Recipe)
I actually first discovered horchata during a 1993 summer family vacation in Valencia, Spain. We loved the drink so much, we drank liters and liters of the delicious, cool, sweet horchata. That particular variety was made with tiger nuts, but there are many variations that are made with nuts and grains such as rice, blanched ground almonds, sesame seeds or barley. It all depends on which region the beverage comes from.
I've had the rice-based version several times at Mexican restaurants recently, and I've been itching to learn how to make it at home. The recipe requires patience but is worth the wait. I'm definitely going to be bringing a big jug of this to the next family picnic!
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Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) is the
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a common silicon substrate through microfabrication
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Chabad-Lubavitch of Northwest Philadelphia will be hosting a Family Purim Celebration at 5 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 24, at The Cedars House, 200 Northwestern Ave. in Chestnut Hill.
The Holiday of Purim, the most joyous of the Jewish calendar, commemorates the victory of the Jews over the wicked Haman, nearly 2,400 years ago. The happiness of the day is expressed by sending gifts of food to friends, giving charity to the poor, and most of all – by a grand, festive feast.
In addition, the biblical book of Esther, known as the "Megillah," is read. The Megillah recounts the entire story of Purim.
Chabad's Purim Celebration will begin with a Megillah Reading at 4:15 p.m., followed by a festive dinner at 5 p.m. Adults and children of all ages are invited to attend. The cost is $18 for adults, $10 children, children under 4 free. To RSVP, go to www.ChabadNWP.org or call Rabbi Yitzchok Gurevitz at 215-438-5327.
Chabad will also be distributing "shalach manos" to various senior centers throughout Northwest Philadelphia in connection with the holiday. For more information or to volunteer, please contact Rabbi Gurevitz.
Full details of additional services and Megillah readings are available at www.ChabadNWP.org.


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by Tom Utescher
Fans of the men's basketball squad at Chestnut Hill College were delighted to see their team win the 2012-2013 home opener last Wednesday, but the players themselves knew it would be more important to come away with a victory in their Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference debut three days later.
This second objective eluded the Griffins on Saturday afternoon, when the Deacons of visiting Bloomfield (N.J.) College took home a 90-75 victory. Bloomfield, the two-time defending conference champion, never trailed after going up 28-27 with six minutes remaining in the first half.
The Deacons (2-0 CACC, 4-3 overall) were ahead by 11 at halftime, but more than 14 minutes into the second period, the Griffins only trailed by five points before the visitors began their final surge. The New Jersey ballclub tacked 10 more points onto their lead after that, though, and Chestnut Hill slipped back beneath the .500 mark overall after attaining a 3-3 record with Wednesday's 84-80 overtime win over the New York Institute of Technology.
In Saturday's CACC setback, the Griffins got a double/double (15 points/ 10 rebounds) from sophomore center Seamus Radtke. Another second-year big man for CHC, Alssene Saintilus, was second in scoring with 14 points, but the fact that he was also second in rebounding with only four 'boards wasn't a positive indicator. The Deacons outperformed the Griffins on the glass, 42-32.
"We've been outrebounded in other games, but played better than did in this one," said CHC head coach Jesse Balcer. "What concerned me more was that we didn't defend well enough at the end of the game. We had lapses where we just didn't play hard enough and we couldn't stop them."
Saintilus spearheaded the hosts' offense in the first half, netting a dozen points, while powerful forward Kevin Udo shouldered the load for Bloomfield, recording 18 of his game-high 26 points (with nine rebounds) before the intermission arrived.
"He's a great player, though he's not really known for his scoring," CHC's Balcer said of the Deacons junior. "But since we couldn't do anything with him, they kept on feeding him. We didn't have an answer."
The teams seesawed through the first dozen minutes or so, and with the count even at 26-all, CHC sophomore Torrell Candelaria hooped the first of two free throws. The resulting 27-26 edge would turn out to be the Griffins' last lead of the night, as the Deacons' Jon Bradley bagged back-to-back buckets in the paint and his squad stayed in front the rest of the way.
Returning from a time-out late in the first period, Chestnut Hill had sophomore Luke Dickson drain a jumper from the left baseline to bring the Griffins within six points at 39-33. However, Bloomfield's Udo scored his last points of the half off of a rebound and Deacon guard Terry Hicks hoisted a "three" in the final minute for a 44-33 halftime tally.
The Griffins made some inroads into the visitors' lead in the second half, but the Deacons always remained at least a few buckets ahead. Radtke completed his scoring for Chestnut Hill with a pair of free throws with 5:45 left on the clock, making it a five-point game at 71-66, then the visitors went on an 8-0 spree.
Four made free throws by CHC junior Jakeem Bogans (a member of the final graduating class at Cardinal Dougherty High School) were sandwiched around a successful drive by Candelaria, reducing the gap to seven points (79-72) with 2:45 to go.
Both teams were in the bonus, and two flawless one-and-one efforts by the Deacons' Marvin Williams contributed to an 11-0 charge by Bloomfield that took the game down to its final half-minute. Candelaria connected for a three-pointer from near the top of the key, putting the final score up in lights while finishing with six points. Senior guard Mark DiRugeris netted most of his 11 points for the Griffins early in the second half, helping to keep his club in contention until later in the game.
While the lack of defensive stops was most troubling to Balcer, the CHC skipper noted some flaws on offense, as well.
"There were times in the game when we came down and shot without even passing the ball," he said. "Hopefully, our guys will look at the film and realize the difference it makes when you come down and you share the ball, and look for the best available shot. When we do that, our offense works much better, and that's true for pretty much every team."


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I picked one up for my Dad, just because the first movie I saw in a theater (Return of the Jedi) I went to with him, and the last time I saw a SW movie in theaters (ROTS), I also went with him. I grew up watching the movies with him, and he got a kick out of the two pack.
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Author Notes: I have had a love affair with cabbage, ever since I made fiveandspice's sublime Suspiciously Delicous Cabbage. Lately I have been experimenting with different methods to cook cabbage. This is my favorite way to prepare it so far. A Thomas Keller recipe gave me the idea for blanching the cabbage first, which not only reduces the cabbage cooking time but results in the cabbage having a lovely silky texture. The cold water bath is an optional step, but doing it keeps the cabbage leaves an attractive vivid green. All through the fall and winter, I have been cooking this pasta dish with cabbage and brown butter (sort of a modified Pizzoccheri), but for this contest I decided to make fried sage leaves to garnish the pasta. Making these crispy leaves infuses the brown butter with loads of sage flavor. This recipe may appear somewhat involved, but it all goes quickly and can easily be prepared for a weeknight dinner. The nuts can be toasted and the cabbage blanched ahead of time. This is not diet fare by any means, but it is bona fide comfort food perfect for a chilly wintry day. —cookinginvictoria
Food52 Review: My new favorite method for cooking cabbage and a great pasta dish. The caramelized cabbage is wonderfully meaty, the brown butter and walnuts give it a nice depth, and the sage is a nice subtle addition. Definitely an excellent recipe, but not so much for the average cook on a weeknight. —Food52
Serves: 2-3 people, but can easily be doubled
Prep time: 15 min
Cook time: 45 min
head of Savoy cabbage (approximately 12 ounces)
ounces unsalted butter, divided
tablespoons extra virgin olive oil, divided
ounce of garlic (about 3 medium sized cloves), finely chopped
sprig thyme
fresh sage leaves, divided (leave 10 sage leaves whole; cut the remaining 5 leaves into thin shreds)
2 1/2
ounces unsalted walnuts
grams dried pasta (I used Casarecci, a short pasta similar to penne), roughly half a package of pasta
handful Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese to finish
- Fill large saucepan with water and bring to a boil over high heat. When water is at a brisk boil, turn heat down a bit and salt the water, a teaspoon at a time, until the water has a mild, salty taste. While water is coming to a boil, remove core from cabbage and slice into 2-3 wedges. After water is salted, add cabbage wedges to boiling water, cover pot and blanche for 3 minutes. Remove cabbage wedges from pot and add to large bowl filled with a mixture of ice water and ice. Reserve blanching water. When cabbage has cooled, remove from ice and ice water mixture, dry thoroughly with some tea towels, and cut into 1 inch pieces.
- Bring blanching water back to a boil. Preheat oven to 325 degrees. After cabbage has cooled, add 1 ounce butter and 1 1/2 tablespoons olive oil to large skillet. Turn heat on to medium low. When oil is warm, butter has melted and is a lovely golden color and you can smell its fragrance, add cabbage slices to pan in single layer, if possible. Cabbage may splatter if it is still slightly wet. If that happens, turn heat down a bit. Let cabbage cook for about five minutes without disturbing until underside is caramelized. Watch it carefully because you don't want it to burn. It should be a lovely golden color, not blackened. When cabbage has caramelized on one side, carefully turn pieces over and continue to cook. You may have to adjust the heat, if necessary. You don't want the pieces to cook too quickly. Aim for about five minutes per side.
- While cabbage is cooking, add walnuts to a pie pan and place in preheated oven. After about five minutes, check on nuts. If they are starting to smell fragrant and are a beautiful golden color, remove from heat. Otherwise, give them another minute or two to finish toasting. Remove from heat. Crumble nuts if pieces look too large. Add remaining 1/2 tablespoon (you may need less) olive oil to nuts, just to very lightly moisten them. Sprinkle with sea salt and reserve.
- After the cabbage has been cooking for about five minutes, start cooking your pasta. When blanching water has come to a rolling boil, add pasta. Keep water at a steady boil, adjusting heat if necessary. Give pasta a good stir with a ladle to make sure pasta is not sticking together.
- Check on cabbage. Once cabbage is caramelized on all sides and is a lovely golden color, add garlic to pan. When you can smell garlic cooking (after about 1 minute), add thyme sprig and chopped sage leaves to pan. Add a ladleful or two of pasta water to pan, lower heat and keep at a simmer while pasta finishes cooking and while you prepare the brown butter.
- Add 3 ounces of butter to small skillet. Turn heat on burner to medium. Once butter has melted and is a lovely golden color, add 10 whole sage leaves to pan. Turn heat down to medium-low. Stir butter frequently, spooning butter over sage leaves. Watch carefully, you don't want the sage leaves (or the butter) to burn. After about 5 minutes, when sage leaves are a slightly darker green and are no longer limp, remove from butter with slotted spoon. They should have a nice crisp texture. If not, return to butter to continue cooking for another minute or two. When sage leaves have crisped, drain on paper towel-lined plate. Continue cooking butter until it is a lovely dark brown color, about another minute or two more. Remove butter from heat.
- When pasta is almost finished cooking and is still a bit al dente (taste it, if you are in doubt), fish pasta out of saucepan with a spider and add pasta to cabbage mixture in skillet. If there is not much liquid in the pan, add a few more ladlefuls of the cooking liquid. Raise heat to medium, and stir pasta and cabbage together so that the cabbage sauce coats the pasta. Cook for another minute or two until pasta is completely cooked and cabbage sauce has slightly thickened. Remove from heat. Taste and add more salt if necessary. Put a generous amount of pasta and cabbage on each plate or in pasta bowls. Add a generous spoonful of brown butter to each serving of pasta and gently mix with tongs. Add a shower of salted walnuts, top with two crispy sage leaves, and shred Parmesan cheese over top of pasta. Spoon a little more brown butter over all.
- Dinner is ready! Serve with extra cheese at the table, some nice crusty bread and a dry white wine.
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Braves hammer Twins to complete series sweep
Atlanta, GA – Evan Gattis hit a grand slam and B.J. Upton had a solo homer as part of a five-run fourth inning that helped the Atlanta Braves down the slumping Minnesota Twins, 8-3, to complete a three-game interleague sweep at Turner Field.
Ramiro Pena provided a solo shot, while Jason Heyward and Chris Johnson each had two hits and drove in a run for the Braves, who have won six straight.
Atlanta has swept back-to-back three-game series against the Los Angeles Dodgers and Twins.
"It's good to come in and win the amount of games we did, especially after the road trip we came off," Upton said. "It's just good to win ball games all together. It's still early, it's only getting close to the end of May and there's a lot of baseball left to be played."
Paul Maholm (6-4) tossed 7 1/3 innings and allowed one unearned run and seven hits with four strikeouts.
Justin Morneau drove in one run and Aaron Hicks and Oswaldo Arcia each hit solo homers in the ninth for the Twins, losers of eight straight. Starter Vance Worley (1-5) allowed all eight runs on 10 hits over just 3 2/3 innings to absorb the loss.
"It is what it is," added Worley, who was optioned to Triple-A Rochester following the game. "I went out there and I left the ball up a little bit. ERA is killing me. It's hard to win a game if you're behind. Just work on being myself, get back to what I was doing and I'll be back."
Atlanta opened up the scoring early, as Worley struggled with the initial three batters he faced. Jordan Schafer drew a leadoff walk and Pena followed with a single before Heyward made it a 1-0 game with a run-scoring line-drive single to center.
The hosts added two more runs in the third. Pena smacked a homer down the right-field line with one down and after Worley plunked Heyward and Gattis in between a Freddie Freeman strikeout, Johnson delivered an RBI single.
The Braves then broke open the contest in the fourth, thanks to the long ball.
Upton smacked a leadoff homer to left-center, his fourth of the season, to make it 4-0, but the inning was far from over. Later in the frame, Heyward hit an infield single and Freeman drew a two-out walk to load the bases. Gattis then clubbed Worley's 3-0 offering down the right-field line for an opposite- field grand slam and 8-0 Atlanta lead.
Morneau put the Twins on the board in the sixth with a two-out RBI single, while both Hicks' and Arcia's solo shots in the ninth came off Atlanta reliever Cory Rasmus.
Game Notes
Minnesota placed third baseman Trevor Plouffe on the 7-day concussion disabled list prior to Wednesday's game, selected the contract of first baseman Chris Colabello from Triple-A Rochester and transferred outfielder Darin Mastroianni to the 60-day disabled list ... The Braves improved to 15-5 at Turner Field this season ... Atlanta leads the all-time regular-season series, 7-5 ... Maholm has won all his starts this season when being backed by at least two runs ... Minnesota has lost eight games in a row for the first time since an 11-game slide from Sept. 9-21, 2011.


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Rbk EDGE Review: Canucks/
Part 25 of 30. All 30 NHL clubs have unveiled new jerseys under the new Rbk EDGE Uniform System for the 2007-08 season. Here at the NHLToL, we're going to review every one of them. Read up and then rate the new sweaters. We'll do a full ranking after completing all of the reviews.
The Unveiling
Wednesday, August 29. The Canucks unveiled their jerseys to fans at GM Place in Vancouver.
Home vs. Road
Home: Blue. Road: White. The two sweaters are essentially mirror images of each other and both feature a secondary logo patches on both shoulders.
The blue home jerseys feature white-green-white stripes around the elbows and waist. The collar is white with blue trim on the inside. White text spelling out "VANCOUVER" is arched above the primary logo which serves as the crest.
The white road jerseys feature spaced blue-green-blue stripes around the elbows and waist. The blue on the sleeve beneath the green stripe extends all the way down the cuff. The collar is white with blue trim on the inside. Blue text spelling out "VANCOUVER" is arched above the primary logo which serves as the crest.
In The Details
The primary logo's coloring is slightly altered between the two jerseys. On the blue, the ice beneath the whale is white, while it's blue on the white jersey. The dark blue seen in the logo is featured nowhere else on the jersey itself. The stick-in-rink secondary logo featured on the shoulders is a modernized version of the classic crest worn in the 1970s. A new numbering and lettering style has been introduced.
New & Old
The most significant difference is the return to the team's traditional colors of green and blue along with the addition of the city name to the front of the sweater. The striping pattern is also completely different. The Canucks were going for a revamped look for this season and they achieved their goal.
Standard FAQ
Numbers on the front? No.
Laces at the collar? No.
NHLToL Editorial by Chris
All right, I'll come right out and say it. The Canucks hit it right on the mark with these sweaters. I hardly have a single complaint to lodge against them — realizing I'm in the minority by saying so. The colors are brilliant! The logos are improved. And they look great on the ice. While it's not my favorite element of the jersey, I'm not totally opposed to the wordmark above the crest, either. So it's not perfect, but it certainly has its redeeming qualities. I cannot get over the colors. Best color combination in the NHL if you ask me. (Well, second-best to the Lightning, really.) Color me impressed. 5/5


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Since Facebook introduced the ability to film 15-second videos on Instagram last week, the feature is already emerging as a platform where celebrities showcase the ordinary moments in their extraordinary lives, People reports.
Justin Bieber posted a clip of a downright clumsy injury: a scratch on his neck from falling down the stairs before a photoshoot – though it's unclear whether the 552,000 users who liked it are laughing with him or laughing at him.
A (literally) glowing Paris Hilton donned cat ears and spun around in a neon-pink costume covered in florescent lights as part of Electric Daisy Carnival, an electronic music festival that took place in Las Vegas this weekend. Madonna, meanwhile, wearing only workout clothes, busted out a "booty pop up" dance move in the bathroom.
And late-night comedian Jimmy Fallon – who is already an active Vine user – uploaded his debut video from the restroom of a Chinese restaurant; here's the clip he captured of the funky, hologram-like signs for the men's and women's facilities, which already boasts 12,300 likes:
L.A. Lakers star Kobe Bryant, after tearing his Achilles tendon in April, has been using social media to update his fans on his recovery. His June 20 Instagram video chronicled his first attempt to walk without a boot. "Walkin like a baby giraffe," he joked in the text of the post, which has racked up 141,000 likes.
That same day, the French alternative rock band Phoenix uploaded something more meta – a video of one of the musicians filming a video:
Foodies can feast their eyes upon the fresh produce growing in celebrity chef Jamie Oliver's garden before it ends up on a plate at his high-end London restaurant Fifteen in this June 22 clip:
And Instagram users can already follow at least a few major news events through the app's video component. Wimbledon posted a birds-eye view of tennis players warming up on the grass courts during the first day of the grand slam tournament on June 24:


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David Cassidy, the actor famous for portraying Keith Partridge in the "The Partridge Family," was arrested on DWI charges outside of Albany early Wednesday morning.
The 63-year-old was charged with felony DWI and failure to dim lights after being caught in a stop-DWI enforcement detail in Schodack, a town about 13 miles south of Albany.
The charge is a felony because Cassidy has a 2011 conviction for driving under the influence in Florida. He lives in Fort Lauderdale but is staying in upstate New York for a racing meet in Saratoga.
The former teen idol is free on $2,500 bail. He's due in Schodack Town Court on Sept. 4.
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Porcelain knobs are not the cookie-cutter round knobs you thought they were. Yes, we've got a huge collection of charming ceramic knobs that will look great in a quaint country style home. There's a whole other side to this smooth material that seldom gets the publicity it deserves though. With panache and pizzazz, these decorative knobs are giving porcelain a modern face. From traditional to transitional, come find the porcelain knobs for you.
If you do have a shabby chic or rustic style home, then our colorful ceramic knobs are just the things to bolster that décor. Laurey has a collection of sweet flowers, plaid stripes, and checkerboard patterns; your classic ceramic knobs. These engender all the warmth and conviviality of a home-baked apple pie, the stars and stripes or grandma knitting on a rocker. Sitting on the fence is a line of solid color porcelain knobs. These straightforward drawer knobs are soft and smooth without the floral femininity.
If you want the gentle shine of porcelain but need something different from your home décor, opt for a more modern alternative. Adding metal to these decorative knobs gives them a more sophisticated look, an air of southern aristocracy. Choose these porcelain knobs if you like the suggestion of yesteryear, and want something more dignified. Of course, if you're looking for something really unique, check out our Artisan Knobs collection. These fun and fanciful porcelain knobs have all the makings of a fanciful Wonderland complete with colors, swirls and question marks.
So next time you're in the market for drawer knobs, don't write off porcelain knobs just yet. From traditional Laurey round knobs to popping Artisan Knobs, inspire a whole new look when you order your own ceramic knobs today.


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SIUE Certified Division I Level
Published on August 3 2012 12:27 pm
Last Updated on August 3 2012 12:27 pm
Written by Millie Lange
EDWARDSVILLE, ILL. – SIUE Athletics leaped over its final hurdle, as the University learned Thursday it is now fully certified at the Division I level by the NCAA.
The NCAA Executive Committee voted to approve SIUE's full certification and sent SIUE notification of its new status.
"Seeking and achieving NCAA Division I status moves SIUE closer to its vision of being recognized nationally for the quality of its programs and the development of professional and community leaders," said SIUE Director of Athletics Dr. Brad Hewitt. "Just as SIUE's high-quality academic programs are recognized at a national level, NCAA Division I status enables our student-athletes to compete at the highest level."
The process to get to this point started nearly seven years ago when SIUE Chancellor Emeritus Vaughn Vandegrift asked an Athletics Task Force to study how the department should move forward. In June 2007, SIUE submitted its intention to move to the NCAA Division I level with Southern Illinois University Board of Trustees approval. SIUE now is fully eligible for all conference postseason and NCAA postseason events with this certification.
SIUE became a member of the Ohio Valley Conference in 2008 and now is eligible for all of its championships during the 2012-13 season. The OVC has evolved into a 12-team league with the most recent addition of Belmont University.
The men's soccer program continues to compete as an associate member of the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC). Men's soccer has been the "fast track" men's program for SIUE and will be entering its third season for postseason eligibility. The SIUE wrestling program joined the Southern Conference (SoCon) last season and is now fully eligible for its postseason tournament as well as the NCAA Tournament. Softball, the fast-tracked women's program, will begin its third season of OVC and NCAA Division I in 2013.
SIUE undertook an NCAA-mandated Self-Study and has issued annual reports during the divisional transition to the NCAA for its review. Last fall, a peer review team came to campus and met with a number of University officials. That group gave a position recommendation to the Executive Committee this past spring.
"I am very proud for SIUE and the Athletics Department for reaching this historic moment. Full NCAA Division I certification supports SIUE's vision as a premier Metropolitan University," said Chancellor Julie Furst-Bowe.
SIUE has enjoyed great success since moving to the Division I level.
In academics, SIUE student-athletes have continued to surpass the benchmark of a cumulative 3.0 departmental grade point average for 12 consecutive semesters.
SIUE student-athletes posted their best annual grade point average (3.181) in department history during the 2011-12 academic year.
The NCAA released Academic Progress Rate (APR) data for the 2010-2011 academic year, and SIUE listed six programs (Men's Cross Country, Men's Indoor Track and Field, Men's Outdoor Track and Field, Softball, Women's Soccer, and Women's Tennis) that rank among the top 10 percent of all NCAA Division I squads in each sport.
The SIUE baseball program became the first team in this era to have an All-American as a result of relief pitcher Dustin Quattrocchi's third team selection by the American Baseball Coaches Association.
The SIUE women's basketball program also gave the Cougars their first-ever NCAA Division I national postseason event by qualifying for the Women's Basketball Invitational.
Hewitt said the certification process has made the SIUE Athletics department, as well as the entire University, stronger. SIUE has already begun to see the benefits of being a full member of Division I. In addition to all teams being able to compete for conference and NCAA-sponsored championships, SIUE Athletics has now also become eligible for the NCAA's revenue sharing program generated from the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament as well as other grants not afforded to provisional members.
"This has been an important journey for SIUE's Athletics department and, on behalf of the department, I thank and commend the many individuals who have given numerous hours and days to the task of making this day possible," said Hewitt. "We clearly are excited about the future of Cougar Athletics and what lies ahead for our coaches, staff, fans, friends, and especially our student-athletes."
SIUE fields 18 teams that will be eligible for postseason competition. The men's sports include baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, tennis, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, and wrestling. The women's sports include basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, and volleyball.


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Four-run outbursts in the bottom of the first and fourth innings and strong pitching by senior Tonimarie Valeriano last Friday afternoon propelled Mepham to a 9-1 softball victory over visiting Long Beach in a Conference AA-I/II crossover game.
Valeriano allowed only two hits, walked one and struck out 15 as the Lady Pirates upped their win streak to four games following three losses to begin conference play. Freshman Sam Arcese knocked in three runs, while senior leadoff batter senior Christine Rizzacasa singled, doubled and tripled and scored twice. Junior Rachel Brenner drove in the lone run for the Lady Marines (3-5) with a single in the fourth.
"We're scoring more runs lately and Toni's pitching really well," Mepham coach Mike Muscara said. "I've always said we're a warm-weather team."
The Lady Pirates (6-3) came out swinging against Long Beach senior pitcher Heather Weinstein and found gaps. Rizzacasa led off the game with a double to left-center and advanced to third on a sacrifice bunt. Valeriano (3-for-4) then hit a blast that one-hopped the fence in left for a run-scoring double. Nicole Aliberti singled home Valeriano, and took third on senior Amanda Fucci's double. Arcese capped the early rally by doubling home Aliberti and Fucci.
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There really are two target audiences for this short story. The primary audience are children between the ages of 10 and 15. The stories are intended to be both educational (teaching values through actions) and inspirational (where children overcome adversity). In addition, however, the target is also parents and grandparents with children in the targeted age group. This will be an eBook for sale on the major etailer sale sites such as Amazon, Apple, Barnes and Noble, et. al.
This is the story about a very sad, small for his age, African-American boy, aged 10, who has lost his father, a war hero in the Battle of the Bulge in World War II, and now he is dealing with the discrimination against Black children that was so common in the United States after the War. He is a boy who is forced to wear rather heavy glasses, which make it difficult for him to play games with other children, but he is a very find marble player, really the best in his school. Marbles is a game that is described in the short story, but you can find out much more on line, including what the marbles (shooters and glassies) looked like. The game is played in a circle in the dirt, on the ground, with the boys normally on their knees. The key symbols in the story are: (1) the marbles, (2) the boy, (3) the General, (4) the Assembly, and (5) the magic shooter he is given by a neighbor. This is intended for an eBook cover so special care must be made to have titles that are readable and a cover that is attractive and attention getting. The story is attached and I strongly suggest that you take the time to read it. The cover is 8.5" by 11", and I require it in pdf and psd formats.


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I was taking an afternoon nap when I looked at my watch and realized it was unreadable. I then closed my eyes, still laying on my couch, and felt myself drifting across the room. I was surrounded by incredibly powerful sensations and sounds. I one point I was hearing sounds of water, if that makes sense. I stood up and tried to walk but there was a strong force trying to hold me back. Eventually I was able to walk out of my house but I was so excited and was moving so quickly that everything was unfocused and blurry.
The thing that makes me feel as if it was an OBE is that I was aware of my physical body and I also couldn't see my own body (eg arms and hands)
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Some OBE are certainly dreams other may or may not be, but what you had was not an OBE. You were in a vanilla Rem dream state, so if you knew you were dreaming you had a lucid dream. Does sound more like a semi-lucid dream as you felt awake, but were uncertain whether or not you were dreaming.
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Saturday, January 1, 2011
CODE RED recently acquired the 1988 horror film VAMPIRE AT MIDNIGHT for home video. The film stars the deadly villainous actor Gustav Vintas (remember this guy in Madonna's RESPECT YOURSELF video?) as a hypnotic vampire who is killing victims in Los Angeles. The film was released by CBS/FOX video back in the vhs days! In this acquisition, we also acquired the 1995 sex comedy classic WILD MALIBU WEEKEND!. The film stars Playboy playmate Barbara Moore, Shauna O'Brien and was co-produced by Grindhouse Releasing's own Bob Murawski (Oscar Winner, SPIDERMAN). More news TBA!
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- Mike K said...
These sound like a ton of fun, I'm excited to add them to my Code Red Collection. Nice to see another sex comedy added to the catalog since I regard "Hot Moves" as one of my favorite Code Red titles.
- January 1, 2011 at 1:07 PM
- Paul said...
I agree, these both look like pretty cool titles. Looking forward to some Code Red goodness in 2011!
- January 1, 2011 at 3:45 PM
- Ron said...
when is the butcher baker nightmare maker going to be released,does anyone know.
- January 2, 2011 at 3:03 AM
- B.D. said...
agreed, where is BBNM? it has literally been years..but I'm sure it will be worth the wait - can't wait for the Susan Tyrrell interview. Lucky we're patient!
- January 2, 2011 at 4:11 PM
- Anonymous said...
I also agree. BBNM is one of Code Red's top titles. I think we need a little feedback on it.
Great news on Vampire At Midnight btw!
- January 3, 2011 at 10:30 AM
- telecine said...
I thinx you guys r goin' out of biz??? let real label like Sinapse take over!!!!!!!!
- January 3, 2011 at 8:37 PM
- Anonymous said...
I heard that the 1981 Bill Paxton & Christopher George/Lynda Day George film Mortuary was getting a legit DVD release. Anyone know anything?
- January 4, 2011 at 7:59 AM
- LorriLives said...
Telecine- shutup. Your asskissing towards Synapse got old ages ago. You can't even fucking spell. You are either a complete moron or a lame parody of a troll.
Long Live Code Red!
- January 5, 2011 at 8:06 AM
- Anonymous said...
is it true rituals now has a release date of april 5th according to navarre website
- January 5, 2011 at 7:49 PM
- melvin veenstra said...
great to hear that your not out of busniss
but what about the movies
butcher baker nightmare maker
maybe a update about some movies
or when to expect them
thanks and keep up the good work
for releasing al those great horror movies
- January 9, 2011 at 6:25 AM


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Hate to break the mood, but that's also at least the 3rd time Miura's employed the, "what you want may not be what she wants" line. So, what does Guts want? Because Casca's going to want the opposite of that.
Hate to break the mood, but that's also at least the 3rd time Miura's employed the, "what you want may not be what she wants" line.
Random thought, but not enough attention is paid to Femto essentially being the third parent to that child. Griffith's like his own father.
What I find interesting is that each time we see it, it's Guts pondering those words. I think the gravity with which he took that warning (and the fact he recognized its wisdom) shows how mature and thoughtful he's become. And it further solidifies (or serves as a strong reminder of) the utmost importance of Casca to him, someone for whom he "abandoned all of his ways". That heightens the impact of her return and will put a lot of relative "power" in her lap when she does.
Well that's because it's not true. I mean, Femto's credit is turning the boy into a monster while he was in the womb (already conceived by Guts & Casca)... that's not what a parent does. It's like saying Daiba was the Daka's "father" because he was the mad scientist responsible for their creation. If you mean it as a figure of speech, sure, but I think it just sows confusion.I also think this is all moot now since Femto invaded and overtook the boy's body. From Guts & Casca's perspective he first defiled their unborn son and then somehow upped the ante by completely taking over his body. You can make the argument that it gives the kid some superpowers when he gets out once in a blue moon (reference intended), but that doesn't really make up for it. I completely agree that at this point Femto is an undeniable contributor to what the boy is/has become, but I find the label of "parent" to be misleading.
Definitely, and it shows how much he truly cares, and I also get a sense of insecurity and defensiveness from it, like a spouse fearing their partner is drifting away, so I hope he doesn't become the problem when she returns by pressing, as Guts has been known to do from time to time. We'll see just how mature he's become.
It's really a shame that we have monthly releases.
Wow, this chapter made me somehow happy.
Also Serpico's thoughts regarding Farnese and Casca... maybe Farnese will be able to become stronger in the next time for Casca's sake?
It's pretty strange to see someone say it's a shame that we have monthly releases.
On the podcast I commented about the difference in fidelity between how we were initially presented with Casca's dream world (dog Guts, bat-like specters), and how perfectly rendered the Bonfire memory was. But there's actually a logic to that difference beyond merely presentation. The dog and the specters are manifestations of the fragmented (insane) Casca, so they aren't rooted in reality as much as the bonfire memory, which was a fragment of the sane Casca.
It made me wonder about the gloomy, barren state of the dreamworld itself, and whether it's meant to represent something the insane Casca is perceiving, or something the remnant of Casca is projecting.
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Wabash College will host an Entrepreneur Summit on Saturday, February 12. The event will take place in Hays Science Hall in room 104, and it is free and open to the public. (RSVPs required.)
"Our goal is to bring together Wabash entrepreneurs to share best practices and ideas, and to help you make valuable connections with other Wabash entrepreneurs," said Scott Crawford, director of the Schroeder Center for Career Development.
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"The Wabash Entrepreneur Summit provides insight into an extensive alumni base in the exciting filed of entrepreneurship," said student organizer Adam Miller. "Lacking a specific degree in entrepreneurship, participants will have the opportunity to connect with alumni who have gone on to create successful businesses after their time at Wabash."
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1:30 p.m. — Entrepreneur Showcase
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SisMorphine wrote:Mike knows how to sit pretty, give high 5 (though usually it's a high 10), and stand up on his legs and walk backwards. Unfortunately I can't take credit for any of it, he came to me with all of that knowledge. I want to say he already knew how to sit pretty but Chris Fraize taught him to stand up and walk backwards . . . I can't remember right now (Chris, April, Megan, correct me if I'm wrong here). Either way they're some damn cool tricks. It makes him seem far less intimidating when he's being dopey.
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I first met Angel M. "Wubby" Kellogg when I was living in Cambridge some years back and began spending a lot of time with her family. While our conversations were few and far between—she is, after all, a dog—we seemed to enjoy a deep unspoken bond. Which is why I was all the more shocked last week when she turned suddenly hostile, refusing to let me into her house despite extensive sweet talk and offerings of Boar's Head cold cuts.
As some of you may recall, Wubby's behavior on this unfortunate day became the subject of a recent essay that appeared on this blog. In fairness, I should have sought Wubby's approval before going public with the incident and apologize for having failed to do so. (It's the dog thing that put me off—not an excuse, just an explanation.)
For all these reasons, I'm delighted that Wubby has agreed to share her perspective in the following guest post. I'm also grateful to my friend Betsy for assisting Wubby in its preparation (especially given the fact that she doesn't come off so well).
by Angel M. Kellogg (as transcribed by Betsy Munnell)
Dear Amy (and I do mean "Dear," despite my unfortunate behavior of the other day),
I too have been having some somatic complaints [See "40 ways to appreciate a kidney stone"], and have found my moods distorted by same. When last we met I was a tad hostile (mea maxima culpa), as a direct function of a deeply alarming week spent frequenting the neighborhood vet. (So you get the picture, this guy has a photo-portrait of himself examining a miserably fat cat hung on the wall of the reception area. AND, two cats live at the office all the time. Really?)
So the first time, I had 15 teeth removed and parts of me shaved, because I have "bad saliva" and lousy owners, who are too lazy to brush my teeth. I came home feeling rotten, with antibiotics and pain killers. And the second time, the day of our misadventure, my older sister Catherine dragged me in so the vet could look at a suspicious something on my back. Despite all his experience the guy found it necessary to shave me, again, within an inch of my life so he could see it. Then he sent me home with antibiotics and pocket Greenies (of which you speak above) and the dubious recommendation that my family apply hot compresses three times a day for 15 minutes at a stretch (REALLY?).
So I was not a happy puppy when you came in the door that day.
And by the way, I went back on Tuesday (even though I started to shake violently when we turned up Mass. Ave en route past Simon's to the cat-man's lair) because I pulled a muscle and blamed Betsy for it and wouldn't sleep with her anymore and she's depressed. Now, thank God, I have the pain killers again and they're back to feeding me human food and I'm feeling more frisky and smiling more. I am trying to let Betsy come around on her own, because she got way into my space over the pulled muscle thing—she hates when I cry. So I've been cautious about dragging my butt along the floor and humping random legs when I have an urge to dominate—to reduce her stress level.
So you think you've had a tough week. Been there, done that, got the T-shirt. I wrote up my own Forty (well, 12) Ways to Appreciate Going to the Vet
1. It wasn't something worse
2. I wasn't out of town—the vets on the Vineyard are too crunchy, and obsessed with irritatingly serene black dogs
3. Led me to appreciate chicken, salmon and steak all the more
4. It gave me another way to reflect on the quality of openness that I've been mulling; the ability to see outside expectations. In brief, my initial tendency was to attribute this to having eaten some bad chicken, salmon or steak.…. In fact, it was something different
5. I told the doctor to stop saying "Good Girl" and get a life, which was satisfying
6. I know I should be eating more chicken, salmon and steak
7. Another way to remind my family how much they can't live without me
8. Gave my owners a chance to see that when life doesn't go according to plans their first priority should be me
9. I got those pain pills and had dreams about having not been spayed
10. Got Betsy to get off freaking Facebook and Twitter long enough to address more meaningful concerns
11. Got Betsy to spend more time with me and less at that over-rated Simon's Coffee Shop, where everyone knows her name and she wastes money on WiFi with her over-educated Cambridge friends all of whom wear headphones (Really? who pays for WiFi anymore?)
12. Made me appreciate Massachusetts, where health insurance is affordable—leaving more cash left over for chicken, salmon and steak
12. Writing about this gives me a chance to apologize for my poor behavior, and to offer a believable excuse, thereby increasing the likelihood that when you come again you will still have Evergood's cheese on hand.
Love and licks from me, Wubby
Author's Note: In the event you still have doubts about my trials and tribulations, consider that the above photo first appeared on Facebook with the following commentary: "Why am I blue? Well, I trotted through a freshly poured sidewalk on Avon Hill Street. My master is an idiot. Note the remains of my cement shoes." Very diplomatic of me not to have used my master's name, don't you think? (By the way, it's Betsy.)
Editor's note: This guest post first appeared as a comment on the original post, where it elicited the following response from Canine Canine's Eddie:
"Wubby, my most sincere commiserations for your veterinary ordeal. Something else to be grateful for (#13): you did not have to wear the cone of shame like my pal Remy, who came home with a deep gash on his paw and had to get stitches because some jerk left broken glass on the path at Fresh Pond."
Finally, big thanks to Eddie's owner Jan for suggesting this guest post's clever title.


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There are tons of cute, kitschy products for your dorm room, designed specifically for college students. The selection is in high demand, so some are overpriced, but others are inexpensive - mostly because they're made of cheap materials and feature overused color schemes. These are furnishings that rarely make it out of the dorm and into your first apartment, either because they fall apart or look childish by graduation. You don't want to break the bank, but you want a stylish dorm. Save money by buying discount window treatments and scouring flea markets for mature looking decor. Here are some more ways to achieve a stylish dorm.�
Get "adult" furnishings
Rather than opting for the brightly colored polka-dotted curtains, buy well-priced window treatments�to maximize both privacy and the mature look you desire. A good set of blinds for less�are more likely stay intact and in vogue over the years than shades from a dorm collection. Roller shades are another durable�option�to keep light out on those days you get to sleep in. After all, sleep is precious in college after all-night study sessions.�
Avoid overhead lights
The overhead lighting�built into in most dorm rooms features stark white bulbs�that often omits an unpleasant buzz when turned on. Steer clear of using them, as they cast the room in an unflattering light, and use string lights and desk lamps to get soft, relaxing light. Ask your parents, older siblings, and family friends if they have any lights that they're not using. Putting sophisticated lamps in your campus housing helps your dorm�look like that of a senior, not a freshman.�
Use organizers
Organizational products are your best friend in college. Not only do they help you�keep track of items, they also cut back on clutter. What's more adult�than having a place for everything, and keeping everything in its place? There is a wide variety of�containers for your desk that will help you catalog your papers�and�files, as well as arrange your basic supplies. Woven�baskets are perfect for keeping makeup, nail polish and other accessories organized and neat while adding a mature element. Try using shoe hangers and under-bed storage to tidy up your clothes - this will also make getting dressed in the morning more efficient, so you can get a few extra minutes of shut-eye. Ottomans are another option for grouping items like magazines, DVDs and books while maintaining a second function. Search flea and open air markets to find unique vases to hold pencils and antique dishes to keep change in. �
Strive for neutral colors
Bright colors are exciting�to decorate with, but too many will make your dorm room look like something out of a Pottery Barn Teen catalog. Try using one or two colors to highlight fun aspects of the room, or stick to a tried-and-true�color scheme such as black, white and turquoise, or coral and teal, as suggested by HGTV.�
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Just because you have a grown-up dorm room doesn't mean you have to be all business! These are said to be the best years of your life, and your college abode should reflect your youth. Go crazy with decorations and adorn your walls with quirky posters and collages with photos of friends, movie tickets and other memorabilia. You can avoid homesickness by lining your shelves and window sills with photographs of hometown pals and your family, and try getting creative with textiles with subtle patterns.�


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Baseball Wins Sixth-Straight, 10-2
BATON ROUGE -- No. 7 LSU (23-6, 6-3 SEC) defeated Louisiana College (10-15) by a score of 10-2 on Tuesday night at Alex Box Stadium to extend the its winning streak to six games.
The Tigers rested the majority of their starters in preparation for a three-game series with top-ranked Florida in Gainesville beginning Thursday. Sophomore right-hander Kurt McCune will get the start against the Gators at 6:30 p.m. CT Thursday, and ESPNU will televise the contest.
The LSU offense racked up 14 hits Tuesday and was paced by three hits apiece collected by catcher Jordy Snikeris (a career high), centerfielder Jared Foster and first baseman Tyler Moore.
Junior left-hander Brent Bonvillain (1-0) picked up the victory for LSU after entering the game in the third inning for starter Cody Glenn. The Tigers' bullpen used seven pitchers to hold Louisiana College in check and allowed a combined four hits.
Reliever Greg Uzee (1-4) took the loss for the Wildcats.
"We accomplished what we set out to do tonight," said LSU coach Paul Mainieri. "We gave a lot of different guys the opportunity to play, and we were able to see some different pitchers. I thought we had solid efforts from most of the players , and it gave our regulars a chance to rest in preparation for the series in Gainesville."
Louisiana College put a run on the board in the opening frame. Cole Bagbey led off the inning with a single to the third base side. After a balk moved Bagbey to second, Matt Scott grounded out and moved Bagbey to third. Jordan Marks' ground out to third allowed Bagbey to score.
LSU responded in the bottom of the second. Shortstop Casey Yocom knocked a one-out single through the left side of the infield and moved to second on a wild pitch. Snikeris walked and both runners advanced a base on the second wild pitch of the inning. Third baseman Evan Powell's sac fly plated Yocom.
The Tigers grabbed the lead in the third inning against Uzee. Leftfielder Arby Fields led off the inning with a single and stole second. Foster executed a perfect bunt and there was no play at first. With runners on the corners, rightfielder Alex Edward smacked a single to right field to bring home Fields.
Designated hitter Jackson Slaid ripped a single off of the pitcher and the throw to first got away. Foster scored and Edward and Slaid moved to third and second, respectively. Moore lined a single to right that plated Edward.
Snikeris ripped a single past the third baseman that allowed Slaid to score and Yocom to reach second.
Louisiana College plated a run in the top of the fourth. Mike Doughty and Steven Bowman drew consecutive one-out walks and moved up a base on a balk. Cary Myers grounded out to third, but Doughty raced home.
LSU added another run in the bottom of the fourth. Foster laced a one-out single to left and stole second on the next pitch. Edward's hard single to left guided Foster to third and Edward moved to second on a wild pitch. Slaid's groundout to third scored Foster.
The Tigers extended the lead in the bottom of the fifth. Snikeris led off the inning with a single to center and two batters later second baseman Beau Didier added a single of his own. Foster knocked a base hit down the left field line and scored Snikeris from second. Edward's grounder to third was misfired by the third baseman and Didier scored.
After a pitch hit Slaid to load the bases, Moore slashed a two-RBI single to right.
LSU 10, Louisiana College 2 (Apr 03, 2012 at Baton Rouge, La.)
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Pitchers: Louisiana College - Dustin Fulks; Greg Uzee(3); Justin Reed(4); Kory Kottenbrook(5);
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LSU - Cody Glenn; Brent Bonvillain(3); Carson Baranik(5); Kevin Berry(7); Michael Reed(7); Aaron Johnson(8); Joe Broussard(9) and
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Pillow dimensions: 10"x14" (approx)
Recycled polyester fill insert included.
The felt that I use is made from 100 percent post consumer recycled water bottles. So, you drink water, throw the empty bottle in the recycling bin. Then they are melted down and turned them into this beautiful, really high quality soft felt that I then use to make pillows.
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The felt and polyfill inserts that we use are made from 100% recycled PET containers, or plastic bottles. Here are the stages that the bottles go through from the recycling bin to becoming fiber:
Let's do some math!
It takes 10 average sized water bottles to make 1lb of fiber.
Our medium sized pillows weigh 1.6lbs. Which means on average our pillows (complete with their inserts) represent about 16 recycled bottles!
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