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So much to learn in Montréal!
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) After being shut out for nearly the entire first half, Jordan McRae scored 17 points and made a driving basket with just under a minute left Saturday as Tennessee erased a 10-point deficit in a 54-53 victory over Alabama.
McRae was held scoreless until the final three seconds of the first half, but he heated up in the second half and broke a 50-50 tie with just under a minute left. The Volunteers (10-8, 2-4 Southeastern Conference) led 54-50 before Trevor Releford hit a 3-pointer with 18.5 seconds remaining.
Alabama (12-7, 4-2) had one last chance to win the game after Trae Golden missed the front end of a one-and-one opportunity with 15.4 seconds left, but the Tide failed to capitalize.
Jarnell Stokes had 15 points and a career-high 18 rebounds for Tennessee. Releford scored 18, Trevor Lacey had 11 and Rodney Cooper added 10 for Alabama.


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Spring is in the Air
It has been so nice outside for at least 3 days straight now. The kids and I have been taking advantage of the weather by spending every moment we can outdoors. I have managed to put together a new quilt top during naptimes though. I hope to finish this week and share the full view with you then.
And it seems my flowers have also taken notice of the warmer temperatures (even though the weatherman keeps saying they are unseasonable.
I even broke out the picnic quilt today to catch some rays.
I hope it's beautiful where you are today!


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Investors weary of the wobbly stock market and slim returns from certificates of deposit might take a cue from attorney and business coach LeTonya Moore. She's investing in real estate.
This summer, she bought a town house in Tampa, Fla., for $37,000 in a foreclosure sale. She'll live there for one to two years and then rent it while shopping for more properties in the area. Overall, she plans to make three real estate investments a year over the next four years so she can achieve her goal of financial independence.
"Real estate is as good, if not better, a long-term investment than the stock market," she says.
The housing downturn is creating what looks to be a new wave of real estate investors, who are snapping up homes at distressed sale prices. But this time, instead of flipping homes, they plan on holding them for the long term and renting them out. This combination of a steady income stream and the potential for future price appreciation looks like a better, more comfortable, bet to many people than investing in stocks or bonds. Record-low interest rates combined with still declining home prices has made homes so affordable that existing-home sales edged up again in November and now stand at 34 percent above the housing market's cyclical low point in mid-2010, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) reported Wednesday.
"People see an opportunity to earn returns at a time when job prospects and returns from traditional investments are dismal," says Jeff Ball, president and chief executive officer of Econohomes, an Austin, Texas, firm that buys distressed residential properties in volume and resells them. "It's steering them in a new direction with their investment dollars."
These moves are helping to provide a little stability to a housing market still struggling with falling prices. Investors bought 19 percent of the homes sold in November, a little above their 17 percent share in 2009 and 2010, according to the NAR, based in Chicago. Last year, 51 percent of buyers of investment properties planned to rent them to others, the association said.
Of course, some landlords have been buying homes and renting them out for years. Now, they're being joined by a new slate of investors. In a survey this summer, 51 percent of brokers and sales associates of ERA Real Estate said they were seeing more first-time housing investors in their markets. In a survey by Econohomes late last year, 39 percent of those who had bought – or wanted to buy – distressed properties selling for under $50,000 were new to the market.
Since 2009, Janet Talboys of Birmingham, Mich., has purchased five homes to rent in the Detroit area – all with cash, all sold as foreclosures, and all under $10,000. "My goal is to own 10 houses as investments," says the homemaker, who embraced real estate investing after a stock market swoon sent her retirement savings plummeting. Thanks to her property investments, Mrs. Talboys says she's been able to recoup her stock market losses.
Initially, Talboys bought the real estate by using assets from closed-out mutual funds that she had placed in a savings account. Now, she taps her retirement savings through a self-directed-style IRA. Unlike a regular individual retirement account, a self-directed IRA is held by a trustee or custodian for the investor and can contain a much broader array of assets – including investments in real estate.
"By using a self-directed IRA, I can direct my custodian to purchase properties more quickly than if I had to get a mortgage," she says.
This strategy of investing in residential real estate via self-directed IRAs is gaining steam, says Kevin Kaczmarek, founder and chief executive officer of Capital Blueprints, an asset management and educational firm in Carmel, Ind., that specializes in self-directed IRAs. "It gives people an opportunity to enter a market that might otherwise be financially inaccessible. More people are realizing that residential real estate investments are a good alternative to what they'd traditionally been doing with their retirement accounts. This allows them to diversify their portfolios beyond the traditional investments."
What kind of returns can they expect?
"We're averaging about 9 to 10 percent annual returns from renting the four investment properties we own," says Stacy Bruno Migale, who owns a bakery in Petaluma, Calif. (The return rate is calculated by dividing a house's purchase price by the annual net rental income.) She and her husband, a commercial painting contractor, have had two of their housing investments for some time. Two years ago, they bought a condo for $155,000, which was $160,000 less than the previous owner had paid for the property. Earlier this year, they added a 1,000-square-foot single-family house for $228,000, which was roughly half of the prior owner's purchase price, says Ms. Migale.
Of course, housing investments carry risks. Home prices could easily slide further. Tenants might be in short supply. Unexpected maintenance costs could cut sharply into profits. Also, investors should find out if their property taxes would rise if they rent out their homes and no longer live in them.
Investors who can pay for houses with cash may be in a better competitive position than those who can't. That's because cash buyers often can close a deal faster than those who have to wade through the mortgage-approval process, experts explain.
Plunging into residential property investing can be "scary," says Moore of Tampa. But it's also "empowering, because I am implementing a plan I've been thinking about for the last four years.
Now is the perfect time," she believes, to put it in motion.


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Friends, Dating and Diabetes
At some point, most kids and teens tell their friends that they have diabetes. If your friends do not know that you have diabetes, they will probably find out sooner or later.
You will probably need to check your blood sugar in front of them or maybe even take insulin. Also, you may want to tell your friends some of the signs and symptoms of a low blood sugar and what they can do to help if you are having a low blood sugar.
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Dozens of snowplows were taking to the slush-covered streets of Denver early Monday, after a powerful spring storm dropped heavy snow across parts of Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska, even as stormy weather moved into the plains states and drew warnings about conditions ripe for severe thunderstorm and tornadoes.
The Mother's Day storm dropped more than a foot of sloppy, wet snow on parts of Colorado and Wyoming, while nearly a foot fell in parts of the Nebraska Panhandle. The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for most of northern Colorado and parts of southern Wyoming for all of Sunday and for Monday morning.
Forecasters warned that instability ahead of the cold front created conditions for damaging winds as thunderstorms and tornadoes developed in Nebraska on Sunday and threatened to push south. The storm also created high winds across the West.
Powerful thunderstorms produced tornadoes as they moved across Nebraska on Sunday caused damage in several towns and rural areas in the east of the state. Officials said the storms damaged homes and businesses in or near Sutton, Garland, Cordova and Daykin, and knocked out power to 18,000 utility customers. By Monday morning, 6,200 customers were still without power.
The storm was expected to weaken as it heads northeast from the Plains, possibly bringing rain as it moves into the Great Lakes, the weather service said.
Kyle Fredin, a meteorologist for the weather service in Boulder, said the weather pattern is typical for this time of year, and "it's going to be kind of the same thing pretty much through the end of June."
And the storm brought picturesque scenes to some areas.
"We got about a foot of snow and all the trees are covered. It looks like a beautiful painting,'" said Janie Robertson, owner of the Dripping Springs Resort B&B in Estes Park.
In Colorado, Department of Transportation officials said plunging temperatures and snow created icy road conditions, and multiple accidents were reported on several highways Sunday.
Denver officials deployed 70 snowplows overnight to prepare for Monday's commute. At 3 a.m. Monday, the weather service said it was still snowing around the city.
Julie Smith, a spokeswoman for Denver International Airport, said crews treated runways in anticipation of dropping temperatures Sunday night.
"At this point we are seeing some delays with our airlines while they are getting their deicing operations up and running, and we do expect the airlines to be fully deicing in the morning," she said. About 25 flights were canceled Monday morning because of the weather.
Southwest of Denver, a seven-car pileup Sunday evening injured a sheriff's deputy and three civilians on U.S. 285 near the community of Doubleheader, The Denver Post reported. Weather was likely a factor in the crash, but its cause was still being investigated, sheriff's spokeswoman Jacki Kelley told the newspaper.
"The roads are just really bad out there," she said.
In another Highway 285 crash, the State Patrol said a Jefferson County Sheriff's deputy who was helping a motorist that slid off the roadway was taken to a hospital with undetermined injuries after the deputy's parked car was stuck by an SUV. Two people in the SUV were also hospitalized as a precaution.
Snow amounts could vary greatly as temperatures continue to drop later Sunday. But up to 15 inches could fall at higher elevations and 4 to 9 inches could fall at lower elevations, including Denver and other cities along Colorado's Front Range.
"May snow certainly isn't unheard of here in Colorado, even down in the Denver metro area," said David Barjenbruch, another weather service meteorologist in Boulder. "If we see the total accumulations that we are anticipating from this storm, we are certainly going to see a top 10 May snow event for the Denver metro area."
In southern Wyoming, the storm forced transportation officials to close a 150-mile stretch of Interstate 80 from Cheyenne to Rawlins on Sunday. In Nebraska, part of westbound Interstate 80 was closed to keep motorists from reaching Wyoming.
The weather service said mountainous areas in south-central Wyoming got up to 2 feet of snow, and the metro areas of Cheyenne and Laramie averaged 6 to 10 inches. Rob Cox, a weather service meteorologist in Cheyenne, said he expects more accumulation overnight, likely an additional 2 to 4 inches in some locations.
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In the West, high winds at the bottom of the storm sent dust blowing across Arizona and New Mexico, and the Los Angeles area had been under "red flag" fire warnings, with authorities saying blazes could quickly spread out of control under low humidity, gusty winds and dry conditions.
The storm is the result of a low-pressure system moving east colliding with a cold air mass from the north. Spring-like weather was expected to return to the Rockies by Tuesday.
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There are mainly 2 kinds of racists, the racist who hates people because they are different and the racist who likes people because they are different. Both are racists, just of a different sort. This is not meant to confuse or blur the lines between racism and equality but its a point that is meant to help shine a light on a serious problem in the world today. Racism is a subject that has been used as a political football for far too long and that has led people astray from reality. If people are being honest they are one of the 2 types listed above. But people are seldom honest in politics and they seek to obfuscate, especially when what they want to do is going to harm people.
There is, however, one more kind of racist, the one who claims they are not a racist at all. They are dishonest (or delusional), because all people are racist. Its the natural order of things. Mother Nature is racist (the second kind). But, the problem with this group is that they seek to eliminate, by force if necessary, all differences in people. These are the most dangerous people of all because they also seek to undermine civilization, to control it, and their brand of racism is one of the tools. People have a biological need to be unique and these so-called "non-racists" seek to deprive humans of that right. They wish to force everyone to be the same because it makes it easier to gain and maintain control of them. Having a civilization of differing ideologies and opinions is difficult to manage, when you're a politician, or anyone seeking power. For everyone else, its a benefit, as demonstrated by the success of the United States.
"Power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely."
The socialist left today is made up of many who are racists of the third kind. These people are truly dangerous because first off, they have convinced the people that it is THEY who wish to bring about equal rights to all citizens, but it is a lie. They seek no such thing. In fact, it is THEY who wish to imprison people in a one-size-fits-all ideological cage. They preach their religion as if no intelligent person could ever disagree with them. They portray themselves as equivalent to God and their opinions are Word of God. They are the modern world's priests.
Don't fall for the tricks of these people. Its easy to do. They tell people what they want to hear, just like Adolf Hitler. People want to hear that humans are destroying the planet. People want to hear that everything should be free. People want to hear that rich people are all greedy. People want to hear that oil is Satan. Some people want to hear that the United States is evil. Its so easy to believe, just like in a cult. But use common sense, use your brain.
And, look at history with open eyes. What existed before Democracy and Capitalism? War, hunger, disease, dispair, and worldwide. People struggled just to feed themselves. Do you want that world back? The world today isn't perfect but what's REALLY causing the world's problems today? Do yourself a favor, be honest. It isn't Democracy and Capitalism. The biggest fault of the human race is its laziness. People will do ANYTHING to get out of working. And Socialism is the philosophy of the lazy brain. Socialism is also the philosophy of the racist of the third kind. That's why it is so well supported by the idle rich.
Solving the world's problems requires hard work.
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April 9, 2009
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April 9, 2009
And, look at history with open eyes. What existed before Democracy and Capitalism? War, hunger, disease, dispair, and worldwide. People struggled just to feed themselves. Do you want that world back? The world today isn't perfect but what's REALLY causing the world's problems today? Do yourself a favor, be honest. It isn't Democracy and Capitalism. The biggest fault of the human race is its laziness. People will do ANYTHING to get out of working. And Socialism is the philosophy of the lazy brain. Socialism is also the philosophy of the racist of the third kind. That's why it is so well supported by the idle rich.
I love it....as if these things didn't still exist, as if they will ever be eradicated.
A very large part of the world has the system of socialism present in the Western world....and those countries too aren't at war or struggling to feed themselves etc.
If anything it would seem to me that the US that prides itself of being a Democracy and a Capitalist nation is constantly involved in wars and causing problems such as hunger, disease, despair etc. Or let's put it this way they certainly are on the forefront of the stage.
Look at Israel....a so called democratic nation constantly beating the war drum....the push to go to war with Iran....30 day war....all nicely planned out.
Nope can't say I agree with this author...maybe he himself is a racist of the third kind after all when the US and West play the war drums one of the major reasons as an explanation to the public is always "equality and freedom for all".........third kind racists....hmmm....sounds like he got his article all screwed up. Capitalism seems more accurate to be calling anyone a racist of the third kind. Capitalism doesn't care who stands in the way.....mother nature too does not care who stands in the way.
Truth is stranger than fiction, because fiction has to make sense.
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April 9, 2009
I agree, but still feel we should all try hard to get passed any preconceived notions we might have about others and try to see them as individuals.
Saying this, I admit to racist thoughts and moments here and there. I do try very hard to not give into all that, though.
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Why? Are you having fun?
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A reporter's search for truth and justice ends with one man's death
Anthony McKinney died last week, alone in an Illinois prison cell where he didn't belong.
He was an innocent man. Our justice system failed him.
I know this because I took a deep dive into his case — a 1978 robbery and homicide of a security guard in a south Chicago suburb — as part of an investigative journalism class during my senior year at Northwestern University.
Although my peers, our professor and I uncovered what we believed to be overwhelming evidence that McKinney had been locked up for more than three decades for a crime he did not commit, Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez decided to attack the messengers and derail McKinney's fight for freedom.
I was a 21-year-old student at Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism when I got involved in McKinney's case in 2004. McKinney had been in prison for the murder of Donald Lundahl since before I was born. A judge in 1981 sentenced McKinney, 21 at the time, to life in prison without parole.
McKinney's older brother, Michael, had persuaded my professor, David Protess, to look into the old murder, of which he claimed his brother was innocent.
Protess, whose reporting has led to the freedom of 13 wrongfully convicted men, put his students on the case. Our goal, he told us, was to find the truth, wherever that may lead.
Wide-eyed and eager to search for answers, we reopened the long-dormant case files and began digging. We conducted dozens of interviews, in prisons and on front porches, and combed through scores of public records. What we found pointed toward McKinney's innocence.
The state's two purported eyewitnesses in the case recanted to us their claims that they saw McKinney shoot Lundahl. The men told us the detectives in the case beat them into saying what the cops wanted.
McKinney, who we met in an emotional visit at Dixon Correctional Center, maintained — as he always had — that he was at home that night, Sept. 15, 1978, watching his hero, Muhammad Ali, defeat Leon Spinks in a 15-round heavyweight championship bout.
There was zero physical evidence linking McKinney to the crime — no murder weapon, no fingerprints, nothing. He was convicted based on bogus testimony from witnesses who admitted they were forced to lie, and from a confession form that McKinney signed after he said detectives bashed him with a metal pipe, their fists and feet.
Television time logs of the Ali-Spinks fight backed up McKinney's alibi and poked more holes in the witnesses' testimony about when they could have arrived at the crime scene. The timeline provided by the TV logs simply didn't fit with the prosecution's version of what happened that night in Harvey, Ill.
But, for me, the apex of our reporting was a videotaped interview we conducted with a violent ex-con named Tony Drake. We tracked down Drake after several people told us on the record that they heard Drake admit to the Lundahl murder after McKinney's conviction.
So there we were, three college kids in Northwestern sweatshirts, confronting a known criminal in a public park near East St. Louis. With our camera rolling, Drake made an astonishing confession: He was there when Lundahl was gunned down, and McKinney was not present.
"You told us that Tony McKinney didn't commit the crime of Donald Lundahl," I said to Drake.
"No, Anthony McKinney didn't," he said.
"How do you know that?" I asked.
"Because I was there. That's how I know that."
Although he didn't confess to being the triggerman, Drake went on to name accomplices. (Drake later recanted to state investigators what he told us.)
Videotape in hand, giddily driving back to Northwestern with my team, I figured it would be a matter of days before McKinney walked out of prison a free man.
That was in 2004. He never got out.
Maybe Alvarez, Chicago's top prosecutor, was embarrassed by a stream of miscarriages of justice that Protess and his students had exposed in previous Cook County cases, before she took office. Or perhaps she was determined not to pay another wrongfully convicted prisoner millions in a civil rights suit, but Alvarez put her foot down.
She subpoenaed the university to turn over reams of our old emails, notes and grades. She alleged that we bribed and flirted with witnesses to get the information we wanted, and to get better grades. Alvarez claimed we weren't real journalists, and therefore our unpublished materials were not subject to the Illinois Reporters Privilege that protects journalists from such legal requests.
Her campaign did nothing to answer the question of whether the prosecutor's office had convicted an innocent man. It did, however, delay and delay and delay McKinney's hearing on an innocence petition that Northwestern lawyers filed on his behalf.
When Alvarez made her accusations against us, in 2009, I told the Miami New Times that I remained cautiously optimistic that McKinney would be freed, and justice would prevail.
The truth is, I still felt that way, until I learned of McKinney's death Tuesday night. Guards found him unresponsive in his locked cell, with food in his mouth. He was 53.
My emotions the past few days have pinballed from guilt to anger to sadness, punctuated by bursts of tears.
I have found some solace in talking with my former peers at Northwestern and with Protess, who now runs the Chicago Innocence Project. Protess has been in touch with McKinney's family, who have arranged for his body to be buried at the foot of his father's grave.
My heart cries out for them, particularly for Michael McKinney, a tireless defender of his brother's innocence for the past 35 years. Michael McKinney called Protess this week, and it's his words I'll turn to whenever those feelings bubble to the surface, as I know they will for the rest of my life.
"They were never going to let my brother out," Michael McKinney said to Protess on Thursday, "but now he is finally free."
Evan S. Benn is a staff writer for the Miami Herald. Follow him on Twitter: @EvanBenn.


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I don't mean ditch him now...but after the season.
He's talented....but the dude just CANNOT stay healthy. He's out this week AGAIN and Pete said today probably out for the first playoff game as well. He's been active for only 22 of 48 games since he turned pro. I like him, but this is getting really, really old.
Lane looks like a great slot cover/depth guy. Trufant will probably be released after the season. Perhaps we should draft some more CB depth.


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Beyond pushing Chrome on google.com and planning to roll it out with OEMs, Google has found a new way to tell users about its browser. This time, the search giant is targeting IE users who use Gmail. With a simple "Get faster Gmail" message (which only appears in IE, and not in Safari, Firefox, or Chrome), Google is luring users of its e-mail service to a support page which explains that IE is slow at running Gmail:
Browsers are getting faster and better at running web applications like Google Mail that use browser technology to its limits. In order to get the best experience possible and make Google Mail run an average of twice as fast, we suggest that you upgrade your browser to one of the fastest Google Mail supported browsers that work on Windows.
Microsoft has the upper hand of bundling IE on Windows, which many attribute to the destruction of Netscape; Google is doing everything it can to minimize that advantage.
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- If I get a degree in ACS with teacher certification, what else can I do besides teach?
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- What if I get teacher certification but do not to teach - right now?
Often graduates with teacher certification go into other areas of work after graduation and they come back into teaching because of downturns in the economy or a desire to have better working conditions.
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Some of the graduates go into the agricultural communications areas of agricultural publications and radio but a much large portion go into marketing, sales and promotion for agricultural companies. They use the communication skills to develop advertising write articles, do photography, shoot and edit video and develop web pages for the promotion and marketing of products and services for companies and agricultural organizations.
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Students make selections, interview with faculty and faculty make the decision with the consultation of the student. Every effort is made to place students in a program that will strengthen the total skill area of the student.
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Raleigh, Nc — Peak Fitness and North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper reached another settlement last month after Cooper filed a lawsuit against the troubled club company for not having the required bonds in place.
Under the settlement agreement, Peak Fitness and its owner, Jeffrey Stec, are not allowed to sell prepaid memberships until the company gets bonds for each health club. Peak Fitness can continue to operate but can only collect money from customers who pay month to month for their memberships.
In March, Cooper's office received notification that Peak Fitness' bonding company was cancelling all of Peak Fitness' bonds. Peak Fitness has not been able to secure replacement bonds, which are required by state law.
In January, Cooper's office and Peak Fitness reached a settlement in which the company agreed to alter its business practices.
Eighty percent of people surveyed said that having an exercise partner would help them adhere to an exercise plan.
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SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- In light of recent material changes within the medical device packaging industry, Nelson Laboratories is conducting a webinar Oct. 10 at 11:00 am MST for medical device manufacturers entitled, Regulatory Considerations for Managing Changes in Packaging Materials and Test Methods for Validation of Sterile Barrier Materials. (Register for webinar: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/360343674)
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The webinar will provide information to medical device manufacturers on (1) how to assess the impact a change in materials or processes may have on old or new packaging and (2) help them to know if they need to revalidate packaging following any changes to the materials or processes deemed at risk.
"It is very important medical device manufacturers respond to triggers built into their change management process as it relates to material changes for their packaging," said Sherri Robbins, Nelson Laboratories' director of regulatory affairs. "We're providing information and tools that will help them make those decisions."
Medical device and drug manufacturers need to consider the regulatory requirements associated in managing changes for packaging materials or critical supplies as well as preparing for and performing any revalidation that may be required. (Video)
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This $4 plate of liang pi noodles ("cold skin noodles") single-handedly made up for all the bad Chinese food I have eaten in the past eight months.
First, a tangent. I spent eight months living and working in San Francisco. Apologies in advance to those in the Bay Area, but really, it seemed impossible to find great Chinese food there. Decent? Yes. Good? Occasionally. Downright atrocious? Far too common.
With such a big Chinese population, San Francisco should theoretically have Chinese food to rival Vancouver and New York. But what I found was mostly watered-down cooking, and too many restaurants advertising themselves as Chinese-Thai-Vietnamese-Sushi (what's up with that?) And yes, I also visited the purely Chinese restaurants, and quite popular ones at that.
A trusted friend who was a native San Franciscan brought me to his favorite dim sum spot in Chinatown which supposedly had the best har gow in the city; everything was overly greasy, including the signature dish. Over Chinese New Year, I went with relatives (who are originally from Hong Kong) to a popular dim sum spot on Geary Boulevard in the Outer Richmond; it was the best in the area, but still left us all craving food that is less heavy-handed. I also tried a few other spots in the Richmond and Inner Sunset, but soon gave up and retreated to the trusted cocoon of Mexican restaurants for casual meals.
Why is Chinese food in San Francisco so disappointing? I posed this question to too many people in the past few months. I expected to called insane for refuting this popular idea that SF is a haven for all foods Asian, an idea that has been pounded into us by magazine article after magazine article. Surprisingly, and fortunately, most had similar thoughts.
A roommate in SF, who has traveled extensively through Asia, said, "It's not just Chinese food. I can't stomach the Thai food here. Everything is so bland." A psych professor from Hong Kong who I met at a party agreed with my (possibly controversial) theory. "Look at Vancouver and New York. Almost all the restaurant owners and chefs are recent immigrants. In San Francisco, most of them have been here for generations. Over time, you either adapt your cooking to local palates, or just forget what food in the home country is like."
(This is not to say that all Asian food in SF is bad. Japanese is good, Burmese is excellent, and this particular Cambodian restaurant still makes me sigh with happiness.)
In short, it is much easier to slack on the authenticity if all your competitors are doing the same. (Also, feel free to correct me, San Franciscans.) I fully admit to not being a local (although many of the people I talked to were), so I may have missed that wonderful little hole-in-the-wall on the edge of town that required a car or five bus transfers to get to. But in the end, most of the popular Chinese, Thai, and Indian restaurants I have tried in San Francisco made me wish I were in New York, L.A., or even Boston. So I am back in New York, and making up for lost time.
In my absence, Xi'an Famous Foods opened (in three locations, nonetheless) and developed a huge following. If there had been a place for good Shaanxi-style food when I last lived in New York in '07, I must have missed it. Back then, we had great Cantonese, Shanghainese, Fujianese, Sichuan, Hunan, and even a few Dongbei restaurants. Now, with the addition of Shaanxi and Yunnan restaurants, New York is becoming as diverse as Beijing for Chinese food. (With no recycled cooking oil controversy to boot.)
So, that was a long meandering way of saying it's good to be home.
It's good to be able to hop on a subway, head to Flushing, and brush up on Mandarin. It's good to sit down with a juicy cumin lamb "burger" and chewy liang pi (wide mung bean) noodles with tofu, doused with mild chili sauce so good you want to lick the plate. It's good that the cook's idea of "mild" will still make you gulp down a 16 oz. bottle of water.
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With just five returnees and a new coach, the PRPC club hockey team hopes to bide its time and remain in contention for a berth in the Buckeye Cup state tournament while it builds team chemistry and gains experience.
With just five returnees and a new coach, the PRPC club hockey team hopes to bide its time and remain in contention for a berth in the Buckeye Cup state tournament while it builds team chemistry and gains experience.
The Ice Prowlers finished 15-24-3 overall last season under T.J. Hess, who stepped down after just one season as coach.
"With most of these guys playing together for the first time and with me new to the organization, the simple goal for us is to work together to try to improve with each practice and game," coach Brenton Blaskie said. "We're going to continue to work on the basics. We have such an inexperienced team that the first few weeks most of our guys had the deer-in-the-headlights look."
PRPC is 9-15 overall after going 2-2 in the Midwest Thanksgiving Classic held Nov. 23-25 at Chiller North.
The Prowlers are 2-6 in the Greater Columbus High School Club Hockey League and return to league play Friday, Nov. 30, against Athens at Chiller Easton.
PRPC opened league play with a 5-1 loss to Westerville on Oct. 12, but beat the Warcats 2-1 on Nov. 17. The Prowlers also split with Northeast, winning 3-2 on Oct. 20 and losing 3-1 on Nov. 18. They have lost three times to Hilliard, falling 7-3 on Oct. 19, 4-2 on Oct. 26 and 6-0 on Nov. 4, and lost to Newark 6-0 on Nov. 8.
Last season, PRPC went 6-12-2 (14 points) in the six-team GCHSCHL to finish fifth, behind Hilliard (17-1-2, 36), Newark (13-4-3, 29), Westerville (11-8-1, 23) and Northeast (8-10-2, 18) and ahead of Athens (0-20, 0).
The top four teams qualified for the Buckeye Cup state tournament, marking the first time in eight seasons that PRPC did not advance. Newark went on to win the state title, defeating Jackson 3-2 in the final.
PRPC's roster is comprised of eight players from Pickerington High School North, three from Reynoldsburg, two from Pickerington Central, two from Canal Winchester, one from Watkins Memorial and one from Fisher Catholic.
The returnees are senior defenseman Michael Matsanoff (North), senior forwards Andrew Carruthers (Fisher Catholic) and Jordan Katz (North) and sophomore forwards Owen Mayhew (Reynoldsburg) and Hunter Morgan (North).
"Those five and the rest of our seniors are passionate, but they realize we have some obstacles to overcome," Blaskie said. "We'll have good leadership and I think we can compete with the top teams in (the GCHSCHL) if we give it our top effort. We want to stay in the hunt and play our best near the end of the season."
In the Midwest Thanksgiving Classic, PRPC lost to West Chester Lakota West 4-2 on Nov. 23 and defeated Whitehouse Anthony Wayne 10-0 and lost to Brunswick 8-4 on Nov. 24 before beating McKees Rocks (Pa.) Montour 7-3 on Nov. 25.
In their only other tournament thus far, the Prowlers went 0-4 and were outscored 18-6 in the FireStorm Tournament held Sept. 28-30 in Indianapolis.
In an effort to generate more offense, Blaskie moved Mayhew and senior captain Kaleb Coonfare (Canal Winchester) from forward to defense.
"We need to create time and space, let the play develop," Blaskie said. "We want to go backward, reload and then go forward, which gives our forwards more time to get open."
Other defensemen are Chris Bowers (Central), Brandon Pfeiffer (Canal Winchester) and William VanHoose (Watkins Memorial). Senior Willie Dunham (Reynoldsburg) and sophomore Adam Collins (North) are the goaltenders.
"The defense has been pretty strong for the most part, but there are some lapses," Dunham said. "But you can see the improvement already. The offense has had chances, but they're just not capitalizing. It'll come around. The thing is, this is our third coach in three years, and with a new system, it'll take a little time."
Rounding out the roster are forwards Hayden Ballog (North), Jordan Barletta (North), Greg Bowers (Central), Reed Gerlt-Ehas (Reynoldsburg), Richard Sklenar (North) and Alex Yarish (North).
"Our inexperience is a catch-22," Blaskie said. "It's an obstacle in a tough league. But it's also a positive in that everyone is out to prove themselves, so they're all giving 100 percent and listening to what we're teaching."


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What with taking off our shoes and belts at airports, discovering the feds are hoovering up all our phone records, and watching drone strikes and SEAL raids around the globe, it's sometimes easy to forget that America has escaped the horror of another mass casualty terrorist attack in the dozen years since Sept. 11, 2001.
Other than blind luck, it's an open question whether that success is because of aggressive law enforcement at home, muscular intelligence ops overseas, or the inescapable fact that most terrorists, like most criminals, are fairly dimwitted and thus get caught.
Indeed, the vast majority of people now imprisoned on terrorism charges are young, wannabe Bin Ladens who were handed phony bombs by government informants and then arrested in carefully controlled sting operations.
The plots that could have been the most deadly, including the "underwear" bomb aboard a jet to Detroit in December 2009, and the massive car bomb left in New York's Times Square in May 2010, were foiled because the devices fizzled, not because the FBI or CIA detected or disrupted the plans.
That makes a deep dive into the strange case of Najibullah Zazi all the more useful. Zazi, of course, was the former New York coffee-and-Danish street cart owner who flew to Pakistan with two friends, got themselves into an Al Qaeda training camp for suicide bombers, and came home determined to blow up three New York subway trains in 2009.
His case was instructive not just because he and his confederates were caught — thanks to a combination of blind luck, smart police work and bumbling terrorists — but because it helped expose a bizarre piece of America's post-9/11 terror-scape: the New York Police Department as rogue spy service.
Matt Apuzzo and Adam Goldman, two investigative reporters for the Associated Press, shared the 2012 Pulitzer Prize for exposing the NYPD's clandestine spying campaign on American Muslims. In "Enemies Within," they have expanded that seminal work and woven it with a police procedural on the Zazi case. It's an uneven mashup, but it's worth the effort.
The Zazi chapters read like a taut thriller, full of car chases, secret surveillance and cop screw-ups. It pits a series of hard-headed, foul-mouthed G-men and other state and federal counterintelligence types against three mooks from Queens who managed to do what the CIA evidently has not: get in to meet some of Al Qaeda's top operatives in Pakistan.
Luckily when he gets home, Zazi sends an email to an Al Qaeda drop box about his wedding plans. U.S. intelligence grabs the email, and the feds soon decide he wants to blow up New York. A cross-country chase and much mayhem ensues. But when Zazi spots his surveillance and flushes his bomb-making chemicals down the toilet, the FBI can't prove much of anything. Then Zazi decides he's smarter than they are and offers to come in to talk. He ultimately confesses.
Perhaps that's the real surprise. Despite the perception that suspects clam up under police questioning, most talk even after they are told they have the right to remain silent. Terrorists, it turns out, are even more likely to sing. Once his plot was foiled, confessing was Zazi's chance at glory.
The narrative slows when the authors shift to the NYPD intelligence unit. The authors make a convincing case that like Zazi, New York's finest became self-radicalized after 9/11. They "saw terrorists everywhere. The middle class and the unemployed. The aimless and the ambitious. Criminals and college students. Longtime American citizens and new arrivals. Anyone."
The result was the Demographics Unit. Led by a former CIA officer, it sent plainclothes cops dubbed "rakers" into coffee shops, bookstores and halal butchers. They recruited informants, tracked who watched Al Jazeera, recorded lectures and sermons, infiltrated college Muslim study groups. Mosques were treated as terrorist fronts.
It was all of dubious utility and legality given the focus on protected political speech and religious beliefs rather than unlawful activity. Even the cops knew it. They had a running joke: "This is Intel. We don't make cases. We make overtime."
It's hard to argue that authorities shouldn't try to identify terrorists before they act rather than just after. That leaves the authors in a quandary. They are understandably outraged that the NYPD was "secretly assessing the religious and political views of US citizens ... and viewed activities protected by the First Amendment as precursors to terrorism."
But they are equally outraged that the NYPD intelligence division — which now has an annual budget of $60 million and 600 officers — wasn't very good. It failed to identify Zazi, the Times Square bomber, or other New Yorkers who contacted Al Qaeda and were bent on murderous schemes.
"Was any of it illegal? We don't know," they admit. Nor do we, but "Enemies Within" is asking the right questions.
Drogin, Washington deputy bureau chief of the Los Angeles Times, is author of "Curveball: Spies, Lies and the Con Man Who Caused a War."
Enemies Within
Inside the NYPD's Secret Spying Unit and Bin Laden's Final Plot Against America
Matt Apuzzo and Adam Goldman
Touchstone: 321 pp., $27.99


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