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Despite some late game heroics by quarterback Chuckie Looney and the offense, the Marist Red Foxes dropped their first home game of the 2012 season to the visiting Bucknell Bison, 19-10. The game, which was postponed for over an hour due to severe thunderstorms in the area, was also the first night game at Tenney Stadium in over a year.
Marist struggled to find the end zone for most of the game, and the defense of the Red Foxes did not take advantage of an inexperienced Bucknell offensive line, allowing 332 total yards of offense, a major difference from their previous week's showing against Bryant, when they allowed 292 yards.
"For our group of kids and for the coaching staff, I know that this [loss] is very frustrating because we really feel like we should have come out of here with a win," Head Coach Jim Parady said.
Entering the fourth quarter, the Red Foxes trailed the Bison by six points, having not scored since the second quarter. When Bucknell kicker Sean Cobelli put a 36-yard field goal through the uprights, the home team suddenly found themselves in a 19-10 hole with 4:50 minutes remaining.
The Marist offense would later take over with under three minutes to play, and since they had used all three of their timeouts on the previous defensive possession to ensure a last chance to score, the team needed to move quickly.
Looney then proceeded to lead a 10 play, 80-yard drive beginning near the Marist endzone, and ending with a perfectly thrown pass to wide receiver Matt Tralli (seven catches, 76 yards) that was originally tipped by a Bucknell defender.
With Jason Myers nailing the extra point, the score stood at 19-17 in favor of the vistors. Myers then lined up for the onside kick, and as soon as he kicked it, the ball bounced several times into the opponent's backfield until it was recovered by Bucknell, sealing the victory for the Bison.
Looney used both his arm and his legs throughout the entire game, as he has throughout his entire Marist career. His performance, particularly in that final drive, earned special recognition from his head coach after the game.
"Very gutsy performance tonight from Chuckie," Parady said. "He is such a leader of this offense, and he just keeps grinding and grinding all through the course of the game. He is fantastic on the sidelines too, and there is great conversation going on between us, the receivers, and the offensive line. There is nothing better than that."
The scoring began at the 3:45 mark of the first quarter, with Bucknell striking first, thanks to a six-yard touchdown pass from Brandon Wesley to Travis Friend. Marist would strike back soon after, when Calvin McCoy caught a one-yard pass from Looney in the back of the endzone.
The score was tied 7-7 entering the second quarter when the Bison had two long drives that ate up most of the clock. Cobelli hit a 22-yard field goal to put his team ahead, and on their next possession, Bucknell got another touchdown pass from Wesley, this time to Jake Flaherty from seven yards out. The scoring in the first half would end when Myers nailed a 36-yard field goal to make the score 16-10 at halftime. There would be no scoring in the third quarter, setting the stage for the nail-biting final frame.
Coach Parady understands how hard his team fought throughout the entirety of the game, especially at the end. But he also knows that in this game, there is no room for excuses.
"We did fight really hard, but we left a lot of opportunities out on the field tonight," Parady said. "We couldn't make those plays [we needed to]. So, we will look at the film tomorrow and get right back at it on Tuesday."
The next game for the Red Foxes will be next Saturday, when the team travels to New York City to take on Columbia. Kickoff is scheduled for 12:30 p.m.
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Re: Setting GridLines style for major and minor grid lines
To draw only the major y-grid lines this simple option works great:
LogLogPlot[x, {x, 1, 10^6}, GridLines -> {None, 10^Range[10]}]
Indeed, I don't think Mathematica does have a major/minor grid
specification, but it's really, really easy to generate yourself (plus
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> I am drawing a log plot. Because it spans many decades, the grid lines
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> plot). What I want is to only draw the grid lines for the major grid
> (for the y axis). I was looking at a way to specify the style of the
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> Any other easy way to achieve this?
> I find that Mathematica still has many irritating limitations with plots.
> This is only one I have run into.


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VOICES is a murder mystery set in Italy. The story opens with the main character, Michela, returning home to discover her neighbor had been murdered the week before. Her landlady is cleaning up the apartment and fills her in on the details of the murder. The book is filled with descriptions and at the end of the story the reader is still uncertain as to who really committed the murder as you have two surprising suspects.
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This story, to me, is filled with extraneous material that has nothing to do with the mystery itself. The self reflection, the turtle crossing the road, the cat lady could have been left completely without affecting the mystery. On the other hand though, I felt that the ending with the two options for the killer is new and different from mysteries I've read.
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How long do Amano Shrimp live?
I ask because i have a really old guy that from a quick web search seems way beyond his lifespan.
I just cleaned out my heavily planted 40 gallon tank and transfered all residents to new ADA 20. To my shock i found a small pleco i hadn't seen in two years and even more shocking a lone surviving amano shrimp. he's very healthy, and huge. he's bigger than my white cloud minnows. havn't seen him stop eating yet.
I just looked up in my microsoft money account and i originally purchased him in november of 2008. actually purchased three of them and have never bought any others from anyone else.
whats the longest anyone has heard of them living for?
Can you post a pic of it?
I have mine for like 14 months. Plus I got them from local fish store and it was already adult size (one inch).
My amanos are like 1 3/4"
I've had one of mine for over two years.
1.5 years and counting for mine
i have mine for a while now...maybe more than 6 month...i switch one between brackish and fresh...did fine
i don't think they die easy at all, and i never seen egg so i guess they all male or female
I have some 3 years old, very big
I have had a few for over 3 yeras, but 2 years seems to be closer to par.
I've my Amanos live in water with a layer of ice over it. Not good for them, I suppose, but they lived through it. Thats what I get for not having my heater running and an outdoor tank. Surprisingly though, when moving, it only got down to 40*f and that said amano (along with all my other fish :( ) died. Then again, it could have just been the stress of moving from one side of the country to the other.
2+ years
Just a data point in the conversation.
The last time I added Amano shrimp to my tank was in 2003, and those had been alive for at leaset a year if not more. Today, on the cusp of 2013 I count three shrimp easily spotted feeding on the biofilm.
My tank is freashwater only, and per my understanding NOT condusive to breeding the species.
So by my reconing, 10+ years can be achived with good conditions.
Dang! That's so old. Almost older than me. XD
How long do Amano Shrimp live?
I want to say that 10 years isn't possible for a shrimp.. It just isn't in the cards.
I'm not saying anybody is lying, but it would shock me if I found that for myself after attempting that experiment.
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Of course the stakes are higher these days than the early nineties, or at least don't they seem higher ? We had George Bush steal the election down south, lived through 8 years of his terror . Probably Steve wouldn't have scruples about stealing an election up here .
Harper did say "George W Bush is allowed to call me whatever he wants." Good dog Steve.
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CEDAR CITY, Utah, Nov. 14 - Southern Utah University has signed South Sevier High School's Race Parsons to a National Letter of Intent for basketball, SUU Coach Nick Robinson announced today.
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This is a very well-maintained Cabriolet, garaged and covered in the winter. It's rarely driven in the weather.
The interior and exterior are clean and looks great for its age. It has on it 74,960 original miles.
It runs great, the car has NO issues at all. I have showed this car in some VW car shows and won in the stock class.
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Publication Date: 7/19/2004
Citation: Rath, N.C., Balog, J.M., Huff, G.R., Huff, W.E. 2004. Pathogenesis of avian growth plate dyschondroplasia. In: Proceedings of the International Conference on Production Diseases in Farm Animals, July 19-20, 2004, Lansing, Michigan. 2004 CDROM. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: Tibial dyschondroplasia (TD) is a metabolic cartilage disease characterized by the presence of an avascular plug of cartilage in the proximal tibia and tibiotarsal bones. It is a leading cause of lameness in meat-type poultry. The pathology of TD is well characterized but the etiology of the naturally occurring disease is unclear. Although genetic predisposition is considered to be a factor for the susceptibility to TD, it is more likely that exogenous factors trigger its pathogenesis. Growth plate development is a complex process rendered through a multitude of growth and metabolic interactions which culminate in endochondral bone development. Consequently, the metabolic deficiency of some key nutritional, growth, and developmental factors have been suggested to cause the pathogenesis of TD. Accordingly, these deficiencies have been thought to prevent post-proliferative chondrocytes to undergo hypertrophic maturation and subsequent bone formation. Studies in our lab have demonstrated that premature chondrocyte death is the cause for the retention of the avascular plug of cartilage which is metabolically inactive. It explains why the TD-affected tissues lack many of the growth and metabolic factors. The majority of the studies on TD are done comparing normal growth plate versus tissues in TD lesions; therefore, it is difficult to determine what initiates its pathogenesis. To address this issue we have developed an experimental model of TD by feeding one week-old broiler chicks 100 ppm thiram, a dithiocarbamate pesticide, for 24-48 h which causes severe TD lesion in more than 85% of birds. The model allows comparison of changes in the growth plate induced by thiram which may be consequential to the subsequent development of TD lesions. To determine what changes are brought about by thiram, we compared several cellular and biochemical profiles of growth plate tissues of control and treated birds using parameters of cell multiplication, gene expression associated with chondrocyte development and maturation, and cell death. Our results show that thiram does not diminish the expression of genes that would indicate impairment of chondrocyte maturation and arrest of the cells in a prehypertrophic state. Neither was there any cell multiplication that would lead to cartilage accumulation, and thickening in post-proliferative zones. However, thiram treatment caused capillary endothelial cell and chondrocyte death. Histological observation showed a gradual shrinkage in the cytoplasmic and nuclear volume of the chondrocytes which lead to their appearance resembling, prehypertrophic not hypertrophic chondrocytes. In light of our past studies which showed the chondrocytes of TD lesions failed to grow in culture and the fact that the avian growth plate is a well vascularized tissue, we surmise that thiram exerts its TD-producing effect through its ability to cause endothelial cell death by preventing the vascularity of the growth plate. The loss of blood vessels secondarily causes metabolic deficiency preventing the maturational process in prehypertrophic chondrocytes. Because several dithiocarbamate and their congeners are widely used to control insects, fungi, and rodents, it is possible that an inadvertent exposure to such chemicals during the period of intense growth may be a cause of tibial dyschondroplasia in poultry.


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ADAM Louth scored a stoppage time equaliser on the day he picked up the Supporters Player of the Year prize.
The defender has been solid for the Saints this season despite often being asked to plug gaps in an injury-ravaged defence.
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The home side took a 36th minute lead through a Terrell Lewis strike but it was their home form that ultimately cost them a play-off spot and allowed relegated Fleet to race into a second-half lead.
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Assessing the risk of a cataclysm
By Jane Baird
LONDON (Reuters) - Professor Zari Rachev scorns the idea that market cataclysms cannot be forecast. He says his statistical models have predicted them, and his customers agree.
His daughter is now president of New York-based company FinAnalytica, which uses his models to provide investors and risk managers with a risk indicator that takes into account the worst-case scenarios.
As those who have so far survived the financial crisis pick over the wreckage to develop enhanced predictors of market risk, Rachev's are among the offerings for people who believe statistical models can help.
"This past year was very important for us, because it validated everything that we worked for," Boryana Racheva-Iotova told Reuters by telephone from Bulgaria.
Her firm's risk measure, fat-tailed expected tail loss or ETL, gave investors advance notice of a sharp fall in the Dow Jones Industrial Average among other markets: the Dow fell from a life high in November 2007 to a 12-year low in March 2009, sliding sharpest after Lehman Brothers failed in September 2008.
Fat-tailed ETL builds on the statistical phenomenon popularized by former options trader Nassim Nicholas Taleb's focus on the massively unexpected.
Think of a bell curve on a statistician's chart that reflects "normal distribution." It is tall and wide in the middle -- where most events fall -- and drops and flattens out at the edges, where fewer things happen, making a shape on a graph like a bell. When the edges or tails swell, instead of nearly vanishing, they are called "heavy" or "fat."
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Headphones mean a) you can listen to Mandy Moore while telling everyone it's the new Daft Punk. b) you can crank up the volume and ignore your family when they start saying stupid things. c) you can finally listen to Game Of Thrones audiobooks in church. d) all of the above!
I've had one of these that I bought from Amazon last year. It's decent, but to me it doesn't make a HUGE difference. Just slightly boomier, I don't know if it's worth it. I've been using it with Shure SE535 and V-Moda M100 headphones.
simple question. Will this work with an iphone 3s?
The Fiio E11 is definitely worth the $ at this price! If you only used the original headphones that come with your iphone/mp3 player and you are happy with that sound, it probably doesn't make sense to get a portable amp, but if you have invested in a higher end pair of headphones, the amp should really bring the headphones to life. I have the E11 and use it with my Audio Technica M50's and AKG K450 and it makes a big difference with both.
The Pyle Home PHPNC45 headphones are on amazon for $31.35 and if you have prime they are cheaper and you get 2 day shipping
My take away is: if you care about audio quality, you should get the E11. The E6 works fine but always does some equalizing.
arnoldtdog wrote:simple question. Will this work with an iphone 3s?
Yes. It will work with almost any devices that have a 3.5 mm output.
henryf0 wrote:Yes. It will work with almost any devices that have a 3.5 mm output.
The FIIO products will let you use headphones but the mic on a headset will not work with these models.
The Marley earbuds are a great deal at $14.00! Make sure that you get the wood bodied units as this will reduce resonance over the freq. range.
You guys, I bought two pair of the white and purple headphones, and I have to say that the sound quality is atrocious. I hate to say negative things about something on woot (because I love woot!), but I wish someone would have told me ahead of time that it would sound like I'm listening to a walkman from 1989
Once again, I'm referring to the headphones that are in the first picture. I'm sure all of those $8 Lifestyle headphones are going to be of terrible quality as well... You get what you pay for.
The Pyle PHE7AB is a rebranded Fiio E7.
I own the E6, it's a great little device. If you think you may benefit from an amp (but aren't sure) it's good for an entry level device, especially at this price.
A headphone amp just increases power. If your earphones are at max volume but not loud enough, it will benefit you. It won't magically make your music sound better, but if your low end is dropping off, it can increase available power. If you're not pushing your headphones already, it probably won't help. My Image One's already reach a good volume on most devices (not always on my phone, though) so I don't use it frequently. However, I now use mine on the subwoofer out on my stereo to boost that very low line-out signal for another amp.
The E6 does an amazing job amplifying signals, but its bass boosts are too high-frequency (peaking around 80hz), making it boomy. If you're going to run it on the default setting, the E6 will do well; if you want to boost bass through the amp, go E11.
I purchased 4 of Pyle's PHPNC45 headphones earlier this year and only 1 out of the 4 still works. I would avoid this product.
Is there any way possible that real noise-cancelling technology could be $20?
Have we gotten there?
Phillystyle wrote:Is there any way possible that real noise-cancelling technology could be $20?
Have we gotten there?
I sure hope so. I have two of those sitting in my cart. My wife and I will be travelling overseas in two weeks, going to sleep on it before pulling the trigger.
3.3 out of 5 stars on Amazon.
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Today in Gear: February 6, 2014. A minimalist hallway valet, colorful leather goods, a celebration of a classic axe, a study of the Pete Rose controversy and much more.
If bespoke is your middle name, then Dunhill is a brand you already know. From fine tobacco accessories to pens, high-end clothing and timepieces, Dunhill builds quality. Typically erring on the classic side of style, they've gone a bit risky with
The Alfred Dunhill antarctic whisky cabinet is a soon-to-be heirloom that any fan of fine booze and craftsmanship can appreciate -- even if few on this earth could ever afford such an extravagance. The three bottles included in this set are
So you want sophistication and mobility without having to buy a Rolls Royce Phantom? For a few hundred thousand dollars less, you can show off your Dunhill Solar Charger. Okay, so it probably won't get you into a posh Manhattan
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The Union-Tribune's EconoMeter panel of economists will assess the state of the economy and look into prospects for 2012.
Kelly Cunningham, senior fellow and economist, National University Systems' Institute for Policy Research
Alan Gin, associate professor of economics, University of San Diego and author of the monthly San Diego Leading Economic Indicators report
James Hamilton, professor of economics and director of
academic programs, University of California San Diego
Gary London, president, The London Group Realty Advisors
Norm Miller, professor and director of academic programs, University of San Diego's Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate
Lynn Reaser, chief economist, Point Loma Nazarene University's Fermanian Business and Economic Institute
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Potash Corp profit plunges due to weak crop nutrient prices
April 28 (Reuters) - Potash Corp of Saskatchewan , the world's biggest fertilizer company by capacity, reported a 79.7 percent fall in first-quarter profit, hurt by weak potash prices.
The company's net earnings fell to $75 million, or 9 cents per share, in the three months ended March 31, from $370 million, or 44 cents per share, a year earlier.
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We're hardly inactive down here in the states. Just the other day was Illinois Gun Owners Lobby Day. See the comparison with the numbers marching on the state capitol vs. another protest in another state against Starbucks:
Days of our Trailers: Sorry PEG* heads
Opposition to gun ownership is not based on fear about crime (no matter how many times the anti-gunners dress it up as such). It's a cultural issue. They (the urbanites) particularly in California and New England, (in southern Ontario and Quebec, in your case) think we are a bunch of knuckle-dragging, cousin-humping, reactionary, violent 'rednecks'. And they want to show they are superior to us and punish us for our 'retrograde' ideas by taking our firearms away. The more ammo we give them toward that stereotype, the easier it is for them to label us as such, and the easier it is for them to vote for political parties that will inflict harm on us.
That's why gun owners worldwide must be on our best behavior. And, of course, do all the other things necessary to prevent further encroachment of our rights -- write legislators, give towards lobby groups, introduce more people to firearms to swell our ranks, and carry when we legally can.


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Appletree Catering is a private company of 35 years standing based in Chandlers Ford. We offer an extensive range of menus, from finger buffets to multi-course sit down meals for special occasions. All menus can be adapted to suit your specific requirements.
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Home cooking is our speciality and using fresh ingredients is essential. We also place equal emphasis on presentation and service. We deliver to Chandlers Ford, Southampton, Winchester, Romsey, Eastleigh and surrounding areas at no extra charge.
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To get the look at home:
1. Starting with damp hair, apply Vidal Sassoon Pro Series Heat Protect & Shine Spray and blow-dry hair straight.
2. Once hair is dry, tuck hair behind left ear. On that same side, take small sections and curl hair down a 1-inch barrel curling iron. After 20 seconds, remove the iron and pin the section in a roll while it cools. Repeat this process until the whole head is curled.
3. Then, on the untucked side, repeat the same process but with a ½-inch curling iron to give a stronger wave around the face. Once all the hair cools, remove the pinned sections and brush hair into a soft, sexy wave.
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The University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Dentistry is developing creative programs and using new technology to solve the growing problems of access to oral health care and the shortage of oral health practitioners in rural areas. Three programs stand out: 1) partnering with the Nebraska State Dental Association to form a consortium with Wyoming, Kansas, and South Dakota to address oral health access problems of underserved populations in rural areas; 2) establishing an electronic link with a hospital in Alliance, Nebraska, to offer practicing dentists 400 miles away the support and expertise of dental faculty; and 3) launching a distance continuing education course for rural dentists to save them time and money.
"To try to solve the large and complex challenges of oral health care in rural areas, we've had to get creative," said John Reinhardt, DDS, Dean of the UNMC College of Dentistry, which is located in Lincoln, Nebraska. "We are partnering with states in our region, creating new student recruitment programs, and using technology to close the distance." Some of these programs and technology could be applied in other states with similar rural access issues, he said.
Through the formation of the Great Plains Oral Health Consortium in 2004, the UNMC College of Dentistry will help solve access to care issues in Nebraska and partner states (Wyoming, South Dakota, and Kansas) by creating student recruitment programs in those states, providing guaranteed spots at the college for their students who qualify, and encouraging those students to consider a rural practice through externships in small towns. Technology plays a part in each program.
"Being in a rural state where there is a shortage of dentists, it is important that we find ways to lure the best and brightest students to consider a career in dentistry," said Tim Pieper, DDS, President of the Wyoming Dental Association.
Dr. Pieper was one of several people from Great Plains states that Dean Reinhardt approached at an American Dental Association meeting in 2001. The dean suggested that Nebraska and the other three states join forces and apply for financial support earmarked by the federal government.
In partnership with the Nebraska Dental Association, the College of Dentistry and dental associations in Wyoming, Kansas, and South Dakota worked together on a one-year "Target Access Great Plains Oral Health" grant proposal. As a result, Wyoming received $360,000, Nebraska $250,000, and South Dakota $200,000.
"Among other things, we will use the money to train and equip practicing dentists across the state of Wyoming to go into high schools, community colleges, and undergraduate institutions to recruit students," Dr. Pieper said.
As the lead institution, the UNMC College of Dentistry is using the funding to provide recruiting materials, including a recruitment DVD customized for each state, literature, and 3,000 recruiting posters that will be sent to dentists in the partner states.
As coordinator of all Target Access activities, Curt Kuster, DDS, Director of Admissions and a professor in the department of growth and development, will visit colleges in all of the states to meet with students and advisors. The college will also facilitate a predental class at the University of Wyoming, using technology to close the distance between the college and its potential students.
High-speed Internet links are also connecting practicing dentists to the college. Last fall, the college launched its first interactive continuing education course conducted via the Internet to dentists in Gering, Nebraska, a six-hour drive and one time zone away from the instructor in Lincoln. Using the technology already up and running at the college's dental hygiene program in which students in Gering take courses with peers in Lincoln, the college offered a three credit-hour oral pathology course on lichenoid lesions, burning mouth syndrome, and white lesions.
Sam Jacoby, DDS, from Bridgeport, Nebraska, said, "We are required to have 30 hours of continuing education credits every two years to keep our license. Sometimes in our part of the world that is hard to do without having to travel 400 miles to Lincoln or 250 miles to Denver."
The college is also using existing programs as opportunities to increase access and recruitment. For the past four years, the college has hosted Children's Dental Day at its clinics in Lincoln, busing in youths from a dozen surrounding counties, according to David Brown, PhD, professor of oral biology. Last year 73 faculty, staff, and students climbed on a bus themselves for the 800-mile round trip to Alliance, Nebraska to take Children's Dental Day on the road, providing comprehensive restorative care, cleanings, and fluoride treatments in 17 local dentists' operatories.
The day provides oral health care for underserved families while giving students the opportunity to practice dental and cultural competency skills. But that's not all.
"A side-benefit of Dental Day in our community was the chance to showcase to the dental and dental hygiene students the rewards of practicing in a rural area," said Donald "Cork" Taylor Jr., DDS, one of the local practitioners involved. "We are constantly searching for innovative ways to ease the shortage of dental practitioners in rural locations."
All these activities reinforce the college's message that dental education is a gift that one should share with the less fortunate.


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Grilled Fontina, Mushroom, and Sage Sandwiches
The grilled cheese sandwich grows up in our sophisticated version that starts with nutty, smooth-melting fontina cheese and adds a layer of sage-accented sautéed mushrooms.
- Servings: 4
- 3 tablespoons butter, 2 melted
- 1/2 pound mushrooms, cut into thin slices
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon fresh-ground black pepper
- 4 teaspoons chopped fresh sage, or 1 1/4 teaspoons dried sage
- 8 slices from a large round loaf of country-style bread, or other bread
- 1/2 pound fontina, grated (about 2 cups)
How to make this recipe
In a large nonstick frying pan, heat 1 tablespoon of the butter over moderate heat. Add the mushrooms, salt, pepper, and dried sage, if using, and cook, stirring frequently, until golden brown, about 5 minutes. Stir in the fresh sage, if using. Put the mushrooms in a bowl and wipe out the pan.
Using a pastry brush, coat one side of 4 slices of the bread with half of the melted butter. Put them, buttered-side down, on a work surface. Top the bread with the cheese and then the mushrooms. Cover with the remaining 4 slices of bread; brush the tops with the remaining melted butter.
Heat the frying pan over moderately low heat. Add the sandwiches and cook, turning once, until golden, about 2 minutes per side.
Suggested Pairing
A crisp, dry, Italian white—such as Soave, Frascati, or Pinot Grigio—will refresh your mouth after every bite of this flavorful sandwich.


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Kevin Hart Coming BACK to Buffalo + in the Red Velvet Studio with Tom Joyner!! [AUDIO]
Funnyman Kevin Hart has been on TOP since his "Laugh At My Pain" comedy special hit the scene. Shoot, I'm STILL walking around talking about "PINEAPPLES!" Now he's bringing his new "Let Me Explain Tour" to the Queen City!!


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Of course, the original post needed the noun version of effect, meaning an actual change, as opposed to "affect" as a noun, which means demeanor. As opposed to "affect" as a verb, which means to have an effect on…
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This week the leadership of the Covington-Newton County Chamber of Commerce announced the selection of local businessman, Hunter Hall, as its new president.
Hall replaces John Boothby, who left the organization in September.
There was disturbing report put out this past week that stated 47 percent of United States citizens will not have to pay federal income taxes for 2009.
The Covington City Council voted this week 3-2 to restrict the time in which citizens who have not signed up to be on the agenda can express their concerns or wants.
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A study of Jamaican children suggests that poor nutrition in the womb might have lifelong consequences for health. The results of the study could be important for many in the United States, as well as other countries.
Nutritionist Farook Jahoor of the Children's Nutrition Research Center (CNRC) in Houston, Texas, led a team of scientists in Houston and Jamaica in a study of Jamaican children who had been treated for malnutrition. Jahoor is an associate professor of pediatrics at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. The center is a joint research facility of Baylor and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The Agricultural Research Service, USDA's chief scientific agency, is a key partner in the CNRC.
The scientists found that some children, even after recovering from their low weight at birth, made less high-density lipoprotein (HDL) apolipoprotein A-1.
This protein transports cholesterol to the liver for removal from the body. It's the key part of "good" cholesterol's ability to protect the heart. Many scientists are studying its biochemical structure and how it controls cholesterol.
Jahoor's study, published recently in the December 1997 issue of the medical journal Lancet, showed that the levels of HDL apolipoprotein A-1 were related directly to the birth weight of the children: the lower the birth weight, the less HDL apolipoprotein A-1 they made.
It's no secret that too much cholesterol is a factor in development of heart disease. For this reason, the population is encouraged to eat a low-fat, low-cholesterol diet. However, this study suggests that those who were smaller than normal at birth may need to be even more careful and monitor their cholesterol levels more closely.
Naturally, this study will have to be confirmed by additional epidemiological findings.
While other research in England supports Jahoor's hypothesis, further studies will need to be done--perhaps with the Jamaican children--to confirm that the protein is reduced throughout life and affects cardiac health.
Jahoor's publication received extensive media coverage, but will the link prove itself as these children age?
And what does this finding mean for children in other parts of the world, including the United States?
It depends, explains Jahoor.
If low birth weight is a result of premature delivery, it may not be significant, since these infants may simply not have had enough time in the womb to reach normal birth weight.
However, if low birth weight (less than 3 kilograms, or 6.6 pounds at term) is a result of other factors, such as poor maternal nutrition or other causes of poor fetal nutrition, the infant might have a greater risk of developing heart disease and/or diabetes later in life.
Jahoor and his colleagues are currently studying these possibilities. If their findings are confirmed, it might be important to inform parents of low-birth-weight infants that their children may have a greater risk of developing heart disease or diabetes later in life. The parents might then want to be particularly careful about the cholesterol and fat content of their children's diets.
Parents may wish to make their children aware of the greater risk, so they can make appropriate diet choices to reduce the risk as they age.
"Getting used to a diet is easier as a child than changing eating habits later in life," explains Jahoor. He cautions, however, that the study's findings are too preliminary to make firm recommendations.--By Jill Lee, Agricultural Research Service Information Staff.
Farook Jahoor is with the USDA-ARS Children's Nutrition Research Center at Baylor College of Medicine, 1100 Bates St., Houston, TX 77030; phone (713) 798-7084, fax (713) 798-7119.
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Hanley Ramirez sat out of the Los Angeles Dodgers game against the Kansas City Royals for the second consecutive game on Wednesday, and the shortstop is scheduled to meet with Dr. Neal ElAttrache on Thursday for an evaluation. The issue is Ramirez's right shoulder, which has troubled him several other times throughout the season.
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Ramirez, whose slash line is .269/.354/.469, was in the midst of a 10-game hit streak that gave the club hope that the shortstop was heating up in much the same way he did a season ago. During the streak, Ramirez has slashed .361/.415/.556 with a home run and eight RBI. It has seemed that he has benefited from the move to the second spot in the order, as he has hit .340 in his 15 starts there.
While it is easy to jump to conclusions whenever a meeting has been scheduled with Dr. ElAttrache, it does not necessarily mean that Ramirez will be out for any extended period of time. Earlier this season, Hyun-Jin Ryu met with the team orthopedist after experiencing discomfort while on the DL, and Dr. ElAttrache determined that Ryu had not had any setback and could return as scheduled. It may be the case that this is merely precautionary, or it could be the case that the Dodgers will have to look at other options at shortstop.
There is some good news, however, as Juan Uribe is scheduled to return to the club on Thursday, and Alex Guerrero is reportedly in Arizona to work on his conditioning after the bizarre biting incident involving Miguel Olivo. The Dodgers are fortunate to have some options if Ramirez is out for any extended period of time, but it is certainly their hope that they do not have to employ those options if they do not have to.Tags: Alex Guerrero, Baseball, Hanley Ramirez, Hyun-Jin Ryu, Juan Uribe, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Dodgers, MLB


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Although the Dayton Daily News accurately reported on the agricultural industry's effect on dangerous algae blooms in Lake Erie, it failed in its original reporting to identify climate change as a crucial factor in creating ideal conditions for the algae growth.
A recently released report [1] by researchers at the Carnegie Institution for Science found toxic cyanobacteria -- which also plagues [2] Grand Lake St. Marys in Ohio -- in Lake Erie, creating a smelly coating on the water's surface and causing the death [3] of "untold numbers of marine creatures by hypoxia" in 2011. As explained in a piece [3] in Atlantic Cities, two main factors were to blame: the agriculture industry's spreading of phosphorus-based fertilizers, which ran into the lake, and climate change, which fed the algae with warmer temperatures and weak water circulation:
Who's to blame here? The likeliest culprit is the agricultural industry with a helping hand from global warming, according to researchers at the Carnegie Institution for Science. The scientists conducted a detailed postmortem on the 2011 muck-up using satellite imagery and computer models. As in past years, the process began with farmers spreading phosphorus-based fertilizer in the fall to prepare for spring planting. Because of ideal growing conditions, they were especially fertilizer-happy in the autumn of 2010.
Much of this fertilizer was then washed into the lake by rain, where it acted as a "nutrient load" (aka dinner) for a legion of tiny microorganisms. The river washing was especially intense in May 2011, because a number of massive storms swept great amounts of sediment into Erie. The algae was not only well-fed but encouraged to grow by warmer temperatures and a weak water circulation that kept the stuff near the sunny surface. The result was a bumper year for algae farmers, which might actually become a thing in the future if the algae-based biofuel industry ever gets off the ground.
While the Dayton Daily News reported on the agriculture industry's effect on the short-term algae blooms, it missed the connection to climate change, which could have longer term effects on algae blooms, according to the report's findings. On March 30, the paper published a piece discussing the algae bloom's effect on fishing [4] in the lake. On January 19, it published a piece on Lake Erie's algae bloom diverting attention away from the algae problem at Grand Lake St. Marys, highlighting [5] agriculture's role in the algae bloom:
Governor John Kasich said recently, "We are making progress," but did not elaborate about the problems at Grand Lake St. Marys. He, too, realizes the problems at Lake Erie have taken center stage.
The only real "progress" will come when the last farmer stops pouring manure on his land without safeguards against runoff into the lake. Achieving that goal might mean such steps as mandatory filter strips in the watershed, hauling away manure, created wetlands in every feeder stream and any other innovation that comes along.
The paper did publish an Associated Press article [6] discussing the Carnegie study which did highlight climate change as a factor, but has not published an original piece on the climate change connection.
Carnegie researchers found climate change [7] to be a long-term factor [3] in future blooms as well. Climate change increases the potential for severe storms and greater precipitation, creating ripe conditions for "longer lasting blooms and decreased mixing in the water column."
According to the AP story, the blue-green algae [6] found in the lake is poisonous, causes skin irritation, and the "concentrations of a liver toxin they produce were hundreds of times higher than levels approved by the World Health Organization for drinking and recreational waters."
While the Dayton Daily News did highlight a major factor in the algae bloom issue, it failed to note its connection to climate change, which has contributed to the current formations and will continue to create algae blooms over longer periods of time with potentially serious environmental impacts for Lake Erie.
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