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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
On Turning 24 and the ensuing chaos
Last Christmas, I turned 24.
Yes, you read right. My birthday falls on the most joyful day of the year. But I do not know if receiving only one present per year instead of two is so joyful after all. J is the only one who gives me a mid-year present to compensate for it. (Does it take that many guesses to find out why I stay with him?)
But seriously. Because I had more than my fair share of baking to do this Christmas---mostly for the party at J's parents house on Boxing Day---I decided that the French buche de noel, the December Challenge for Daring Bakers, can multi-task as my birthday cake.
I was really looking forward to this challenge, and decided on the following component to complement the warm Australian Christmas:
-Coconut dacquoise
-Mango mousse
-Cinnamon and vanilla creme brulee
-Coconut crisp insert
-Cinnamon-milk ganache insert
-White chocolate icing
Everything went well until the day I took the log out of the mold to glaze. First, the icing quantity specified in the recipe proved too little to sufficiently cover the log. So, being a smartass, I made another batch and though: It should be fine if I cover it with another layer. Well, guess not.
My icing got too heavy and slipped down the sides of the cake. So in the end I had to trim off the icing on the sides with a palette knife and cover the whole thing in dessicated coconut to mask its ugliness. Oh, but wait, there's more.
While I was defrosting my log, I noticed that the mango mousse started to resemble a very runny mango custard, and was behaving in the same way. When I lifted it up, the upper half started to slide around a bit, and right then I knew that I should have gone out to buy some gold-strength gelatin leaves instead of being so cocksure that titanium-strength ones would do the same job. So, long story short: I ended up serving mango goo to people at Christmas. Thank God family (and boyfriend) do not judge.
This month's challenge is brought to us by the adventurous Hilda from Saffron and Blueberry and Marion from Il en Faut Peu Pour Etre Heureux.
They have chosen a French Yule Log by Flore from Florilege Gourmand
30 comments:
- Elra said...
Oh, happy birthday Christy!
Your yule log look so beautiful decorated with fresh cherries, and mango. I also had the same problem with the creme brulee when it was being assembled.
- December 30, 2008 at 4:59 PM
- Engineer Baker said...
Happy birthday (although the timing of yours makes me glad mine is in July)! I love the coconut / mango / cinnamon combo - very different. Boo for the mango goo though, that's no fun at all. I'm glad your family was understanding of the troubles :)
- December 30, 2008 at 6:32 PM
- Y said...
The flavours sound like the perfect Summer treat. I can't believe that pretty log you photographed really turned into goo. Maybe you should have served it frozen and called it ice-cream :D
- December 30, 2008 at 9:00 PM
- Aran said...
first of all happy birthday christy. i have friends whose birthdays fall on christmas too and they have always struggled with it. but hey, if they had a yule log like this as birthday cake it might not be so bad right? gorgeous!
- December 30, 2008 at 11:16 PM
- Hilda said...
Happy belated birthday Christy! I'm sorry it didn't quite come together the way it should have, but seriously it looks great, so I don't think anyone would have known if you didn't tell us. That's interesting about the gold vs titanium gelatin leaves, I've only seen silver and gold ones. I'm glad you enjoyed trying it out though. Have a Happy New Year!
- December 31, 2008 at 4:08 AM
- Lynn said...
Happy Birthday. And a congratulations on your Yule Log. I love your combination of layers. It sounds amazing. I think I would enjoy eating yours at your mid birthday. Mango and coconut in the summer sounds fabulous. Well done.
- December 31, 2008 at 5:46 AM
- Vera said...
Christy, dear, Happy Birthday! And the most wonderful wishes! And Very Happy New Year! Your log doesn't resemble "goo" at all! It looks pretty!
- December 31, 2008 at 9:06 AM
- ice tea: sugar high said...
Hello fellow melbournian foodie.
your cake looks AMAZING! so summery. Happy belated birthday and hope you have a great new year.
- December 31, 2008 at 10:41 AM
- Mallory Elise said...
oh Christy your birthday!!??! Happy birthday!!! big 2-4 eh, i know how you feel (not really my birthday is july) but my mom's birthday is today and she has always hated it, but christmas eve, that's even worse! i know, i will make sure to help you celebrate your half birthday too :)
your cake is beautiful, the first photograph of those cherries, that is a fantastic photo! its like a dried blood deep red, ahh brilliant! ps. mangoes are my favorite fruit and the thought of a mango mousse is making me drool.
happy new years!
- December 31, 2008 at 1:52 PM
- Cherie said...
Happy birthday! It might feel weird to have your bday on Christmas day, but remember: even if you don't get as many presents as the rest of us:( the fact that you were born on Christmas day makes you a very special person:)
- December 31, 2008 at 1:53 PM
- MeetaK said...
i was thinking of the mango mousse combo too but decided to take it with the classic version. and lady - where the hec does your log not look good?
- January 1, 2009 at 1:17 AM
- cakeflower said...
Happy Birthday! And your cake looks gorgeous either way! I am sure it tasted lovely in the warm weather!
- January 1, 2009 at 3:19 AM
- Elra said...
Just a quick note to wish you a happy new year. I wish you and your love one always in a good health, lot's of luck and all beautiful things come in year 2009.
Best wishes,
- January 1, 2009 at 5:17 AM
- Tartelette said...
Happy belated birthday sweetie!
Your log is positevely smashing!
- January 1, 2009 at 7:15 AM
- Elle said...
Happy Birthday! It sure looks good, especially with the fruit toppings...and the coconut on the sides complements those great flavors!
- January 1, 2009 at 12:58 PM
- Christy said...
Thank you everyone for your comments and your birthday wishes. Thank you for your readership, and have a very happy new year!! I wish you all the best in 2009, and I really will make an effort to see you all more often in the new year!
- January 1, 2009 at 10:34 PM
- natalia said...
Happy birthday !! Your log looks so beautiful !! It really doesn't lack anything !! Happy new year !!
- January 2, 2009 at 3:56 AM
- breadchick said...
Well that is a lovely birthday cake. Well done on your challenge
- January 2, 2009 at 2:28 PM
- Mallory Elise said...
well. i think to have a cloudberry patch either in seattle or melbourne would have to be a magical cabbage patch since they only grow in Scandinavia and Newfoundland, buttttttt i think we can manage it. i'll look up seeds and illegally imported vines...i am half canadian...anyways. well i didnt read when i was little, everyone thought i was the dumb one (i have 5 siblings) but strange turn of events, and hey i am the valedictorian and writer wanna-be! who woulda thought. Well, you should read some moomins this year!
- January 2, 2009 at 5:07 PM
- linda said...
Happy belated birthday!
Good thing the gooeyness doesn't show in the pictures. Despite the scraped off icing it looks perfect and delicious to me :)
- January 3, 2009 at 2:40 AM
- Helene said...
Love your blog. Beautiful pictures.
Happy New Year!
- January 3, 2009 at 4:55 AM
- Madam Chow said...
Happy Birthday! And this was one heck of a challenge, wasn't it? My creme brulee never set up, so I had to serve the dessert straight out of the freezer or the whole layer would have melted out.
Madam Chow's Kitchen
- January 3, 2009 at 5:01 AM
- Natalie... said...
Happy late birthday!!
Your yule log looks so elegant, sorry about the mango goo!! Bet it was stilld elicious though.
- January 3, 2009 at 5:13 AM
- chef_d said...
Happy birthday! It still looks beautiful!
- January 3, 2009 at 6:42 AM
- Jenny said...
It looks wonderful.
Belated Happy Birthday, btw. Hope you had a good one!
- January 4, 2009 at 1:27 AM
- Liska said...
Happy birthday! It's incredible that you're so young, your cakes look very professional and I'm always hungry looking at them.
All the best in 2009 :)
- January 5, 2009 at 1:59 AM
- Cathy x. said...
figuring out gelatine amounts for recipes is sooooo annoying! :P i think i saw stickers on the gelatine sheet packets at my local chefs warehouse saying that one sheet of gold sets 80 grams liquid and one sheet of titanium sets 260 or somewhere thereabouts.
- January 5, 2009 at 9:25 PM
- Maria said...
Despite the mishaps, this dessert still looks pretty impressive. I think you've done a great job. Anything with fresh mango slices is a winner in my eyes.
- January 8, 2009 at 11:21 AM
- Dee said...
Once again, I'm humbled by your photos. Your yule log is stunning, and I'd be thrilled to have something like that for my birthday cake.
Belated birthday, christmas and new year wishes, Christy! I'm terrible aren't I?
- January 9, 2009 at 6:43 PM
- Leanne said...
Aw, they better not judge after all the work you put into making such an ornate log! The photos look beautiful-- I ran into trouble with the icing too. Nice choice using mango.
- January 13, 2009 at 8:19 AM


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Cheese trays. I love going to parties that feature cheese trays. There are so many different types of cheeses neatly displayed for me to sample, and it seems that each and everyone I taste is more delicious than the last. It is just so hard for me to avoid the pull of this magical tray, but I should definitely try harder. You can typically find a hundred calories in an ounce of cheese, but what makes it worse is that cheese is also high in fat. And, like I said before, once you start sampling the cheese tray, it will seem impossible to stop. So, before you know it, you could have crammed hundreds and hundreds of excess calories down your throat. Your best option would be to skip over the cheese tray and head for the veggie tray, but you might want to make sure the veggie dip is low in fat and calories before drizzling it all over your plate.
Spinach artichoke dip. My sister makes the best spinach artichoke dip, and believe me, we make sure she brings it to all of our parties and get togethers. However, the name can be misleading. For instance, just because spinach artichoke dip has two vegetables in its name, does not mean it is healthy for you. In fact, a two and a half ounce serving of this delicious dip contains around 695 calories, and once again, this dish contains many of those fatty, high calorie cheeses we discussed before. Your best option would be to resist the pull of this temptation and maybe head to the fruit tray instead. However, you need to also resist the pull of all those tasty fruit dips and chocolate dips we love to slather on our fruit.
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Cheesecake. You can not say the name cheesecake without drooling. I mean, what is more wonderful than staying in on a cold winter's day sipping coffee and eating a slice of cheesecake. However, when you consider that one slice of plain cheesecake contains over 400 calories, we might want to rethink this perfect winter scenario. Also, who can have plain cheesecake? We want our cheesecake to be covered in chocolate, whipped cream, strawberries or cherries, and this can, of course, increase the amount of calories we are consuming. It may be hard to put down our slice of cheesecake, but it may be better for us to choose the other Christmas cake staple. A slice of fruitcake will be easier to burn off at only 139 calories per slice. Even though, we all know, it is not the same.
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Origin: Unknown
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Mr. Tracy gives us nothing new in this article. School librarians teach students how to wade through information in any format to find the best, most reliable sources. We teach about books, databases, videos, e-books, radio transcripts, and more, depending upon the information needs of the student or the guidelines of the project. We also teach about books, sites, and databases that not only have great secondary sources but primary sources as well. We have experimented with and sometimes taught meta-search engines and federated searching (what is macro-searching, anyway? It sounds like meta-searching, which has been around for quite some time).
For years we have taught web-site evaluation, and now that discussion is increasingly more interesting as Wikipedia grows and the concept of authority is questioned. We talk with our researchers about what type of blog is used for what types of research. We teach how (and why) to investigate the author of the information gathered. We are now struggling with how and when to cite a post from Twitter. Our lessons change and grow with the information formats, as our goal is to help the students learn, discover, create, and succeed. An article about teaching how to evaluate information found on the Internet that doesn't mention the necessity of a professional school librarian is missing the point.The above isn't exactly the comment I submitted (I don't have a copy of it). The one I submitted was shorter, and nicer. It was published, then later retracted. If it was moderated and deemed suitable, who then read it and decided it wasn't? Maybe the people at The Huffington Post or Mr. Tracy thought my comment was argumentative (I tried not to be). It did slightly refer back to other disagreements the school librarian community has had with Mr. Tracy regarding book collections used for research purposes. But, as Laura Pearle pointed out to me, why would The HP delete comments that disagree with the blogger? Who really took the comments by school librarains down? Could Mr. Tracy have made that request? Isn't starting a conversation one of the points of blogging? Don't school librarians need to speak up for ourselves and what we do?
I'd like to encourage Mr. Tracy to attend ALA, AISL (next week!) or an upcoming conference for school librarians in his state. Or perhaps browse our literature from time to time. He just might be pleasantly surprised by what he learns.


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Thursday, May 7, 2009
Republican Representatives have demanded answers from the Department of Homeland Security over the origins of the leaked security intelligence assessment which equates veterans and gun owners with violent terrorists.
House Minority Leader John A. Boehner filed the request using a little known legislative procedure called "a resolution of inquiry", which ensures that the Democratic leadership will publicly resolve the issue within 14 days.
"The report that came out of DHS was offensive, and unfortunately, Secretary Napolitano still has a lot of explaining to do," Boehner told the Washington Times.
"She has not explained how this report came about, why she signed off on it, or why she defended it." the Ohio Republican stated.
The resolution, co-sponsored by Rep. Peter T. King of New York, the ranking Republican on the House Homeland Security Committee, requests that all documents and information pertaining to the compilation of the intelligence assessment be revealed.
"We have made repeated requests that the committee hold a bipartisan oversight hearing, but unfortunately those requests have been ignored. We are left with no other alternative but to demand answers from the secretary of homeland security herself," Mr. King commented.
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The report, entitled Rightwing Extremism: Current Economic and Political Climate Fueling Resurgence in Radicalization and Recruitment (PDF link) was leaked to the Internet a fortnight ago.
Further analysis of the document has indicated that it was created by the DHS in 2007, under the authority of the Bush/Cheney administration, a fact that undermines any opportunity for political pointscoring on behalf of the GOP.
The document characterizes concerns about the economy, unemployment, the loss of U.S. sovereignty and the move towards global government as "rightwing extremist chatter on the Internet" which itself is defined as a potential tool for terrorists to network, build bombs, and send encrypted messages to each other.
It also lists those opposed to abortion or immigration as potential extremists.
A footnote attached to the report by the Homeland Security Office of Intelligence and Analysis defines "rightwing extremism in the United States" as including not just racist or hate groups, but also groups that reject federal authority in favor of state or local authority.
Controversy over the assessment was heightened earlier this week when another disturbing DHS security document emerged.
Entitled "Domestic Extremism Lexicon", it shockingly lists the "alternative media" with other radical extremist groups and implies that people who disagree with the mass media's version of events are potential domestic terrorists.
Though Janet Napolitano appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee yesterday, she was not questioned on either of the documents.
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Ever since my power plant announced that it was shutting down, my work hours have increased dramatically, leaving me with very little free time on my hands.
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Thursday, March 8, 2012
Adding a Little Green
I am not sure if it is the lack of snow this winter which has me thinking about spring or my constant need to rearrange (probably a little of both!), but last week I found the top of my family room built-ins to be looking a bit sparse. I decided some new plants were in order and headed to Lowes to see what I could find.
I ended up coming home with three succulents, a small ivy plant (1/2 price on clearance) and a funny looking plant which reminded me of un-mowed grass.
The succulents and a sprig of the ivy found homes in a white ironstone bowl and the "grass plant" was simply placed in a container I normally use in the summer outside.
I grabbed a few other plants from other parts of the house and within twenty minutes I was quite pleased with the new arrangement.
I now have a little bit of spring inside to tide me over until it finally arrives outside!
Are you thinking about spring too? Have you added any spring touches to your home?
19 comments:
- time worn interiors said...
Good Morning Stacy!
I just found you blog and I love it! I'm you newest follower!
- March 8, 2012 at 6:14 AM
- Hena Tayeb said...
It looks great.. plants are always such a great way to bring some life into a room.
- March 8, 2012 at 6:39 AM
- marty (A Stroll Thru Life) said...
All of the greenery looks amazing. So pretty. Hugs, Marty
- March 8, 2012 at 6:56 AM
- AntiqueChase said...
when something is missing in a room, a plant always helps!!! I should get a job in a nursery.. plants make me happy :)
- March 8, 2012 at 8:20 AM
- Designing Domesticity said...
Love a bit of greenery this time of year. But especially love the bottle rack you have there. Thanks for sharing, liz
- March 8, 2012 at 10:36 AM
- Julie @ The Family CEO said...
Lovely! I love all your choices, especially the unmowed grass. :)
I picked up a little shamrock plant at the grocery store yesterday for St. Patrick's Day. I'm really looking for a rosemary plant for the kitchen. I'm trying to slowly trade out any fake/plastic/silk plants I have for real. Thanks for the inspiration.
- March 8, 2012 at 11:05 AM
- Sherry @ No Minimalist Here said...
Very pretty! I love the containers and the plants look great.
xo, Sherry
- March 8, 2012 at 11:20 AM
- pollydove said...
It all looks so nice! I LOVE adding those green plant touches around my home too!
- March 8, 2012 at 2:26 PM
- sissie said...
Looks pretty Stacy. The plants add some nice color and texture to your beautiful room.
- March 8, 2012 at 2:46 PM
- Kathy @ Creative Home Expressions said...
It's very fresh looking, Stacy! I am at the point where I am looking forward to Spring. We keep getting teased here ~ 66 degrees one day 45 the next.
- March 8, 2012 at 3:07 PM
- Kristy @ I Design Love said...
Looks so pretty! I have definitely been thinking about spring, I live in Michigan and have been dealing with cold weather for sometime now and I cannot wait until spring.
- March 8, 2012 at 4:23 PM
- La Brocanteuse said...
Hello Stacy,
first of all thank you very much for your visit and following to my blog via Shirly's post on my house- it is much appreciated.
I agree with you, I am such a softy for greens as well..I love adding whatever I find outside to inside vignettes, it just "lifts" everything to another level.
have a lovely weekend
hugs&XX Colette
- March 8, 2012 at 9:46 PM
- The enchanted home said...
Your plants look great...they always add a healthy dose of freshness to any room...I hear you on spring, I too am ready to bring it on!
- March 9, 2012 at 2:58 AM
- Kellie Collis said...
What a lovely home! I like how the greens give the room a fresher look. Have a gorgeous end of the week, Kellie xx
- March 9, 2012 at 3:44 AM
- ℳartina @ Northern Nesting said...
I love adding greenery to a room and yours looks great! Love the one that looks like unmowed grass, very different!
- March 9, 2012 at 5:03 AM
- Connie said...
I too am thinking of spring! Whoo hoo! I've been making landscape design plans for our new house and cannot wait to get out and get started.
Love your mantle arrangements and your whole room. Lots of great ideas in your pics :-) Thanks!
- March 9, 2012 at 7:17 AM
- {hooked on hickory} said...
ah, a little green heals the soul!
ashley over @
- March 10, 2012 at 10:47 AM
- Holly said...
I think I need a plant or two like those in my house. I might go out today and pick up a few. Spring is here in PA and I hope it stays!
- March 21, 2012 at 9:35 AM
- Kathysue said...
working on getting Spring in my home, although, to be honest my home looks pretty Springy all year long, since the colors I use are very Spring like. I always bring in real flowers or plant life too, it just makes rooms come alive,
- March 26, 2012 at 3:48 PM


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Led by UC Davis researchers, the first-ever transnational study of Mexico-U.S. migration and smoking has found that U.S.-born Mexican-Americans start smoking at an earlier age but are more likely to quit than their counterparts in Mexico.
Just published in the American Journal of Public Health, the study on migration-related changes in smoking behavior also found that while the likelihood of starting or stopping smoking varies dramatically with migration from Mexico to the U.S., the number of cigarettes that smokers consume each day remains relatively similar. Mexican-Americans are more likely to start and to stop smoking than people in Mexico, but on an average day, Mexican-Americans who smoke consume only slightly more cigarettes than Mexicans who smoke. In contrast, the amount smoked per day by Mexican-American smokers is about half that smoked per day by non-Hispanic white smokers in the U.S.
Smoking among Mexican-Americans remains a significant public-health problem, despite the relatively low level of cigarette consumption per day.
"Everyone in the U.S. is smoking much less than in the past," said lead author Elisa Tong, an associate professor in the UC Davis Department of Internal Medicine who specializes in tobacco-control research. "But even light smoking is a risk factor for cardiovascular and pulmonary disease."
Tong adds, "Although U.S.-born Mexican-Americans are smoking more, they're quitting more. Studies of this kind help us understand the cultural and psychological factors involved in quitting smoking so that effective public health programs can be developed to encourage even more smoking cessation in this population."
The research team, led by principal investigator Joshua Breslau, now a researcher at the RAND Corporation in Pittsburgh, PA includes researchers from both the U.S. and Mexico.
"We have learned a great deal by studying changes in physical health, mental health and health behavior associated with migration," said Breslau. "In this study, it was particularly valuable to observe a migrant population in both the originating and receiving countries."
Combining several population-based surveys from both countries, the team examined differences in starting and stopping of smoking and in cigarette consumption among daily smokers across a series of groups with increasing contact with the U.S. The groups included Mexicans with no familial connection to migration at one end of the spectrum through U.S.-born Mexican-Americans at the other. The surveys included several thousand participants on both sides of the border as part of a series of epidemiological psychology studies from 2001 to 2003.
The study was supported primarily by the National Institute of Mental Health and the American Cancer Society. Other authors were Naomi Saito, Daniel Tancredi, Richard L. Kravitz, Ladson Hinton, Sergio Aguilar-Gaxiola, all from UC Davis; Guilherme Borges and Maria Elena Medina-Mora of the Instituto Nacional Psiquiatria Ramon de la Fuente Muniz in Mexico City; and Joshua Breslau of the RAND Corporation in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.


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Don't let the official 7.8 percent unemployment rate for September fool you; work-force participation is at a record low and 23 million American are looking for work. Ten times as many people have dropped out of the work force during Obama's term than have found a job. His last attempt at helping the unemployed—the 2009 stimulus package—cost nearly a trillion dollars with minimal impact on creating actual jobs.
2. Debt crisis spiraling
Under Obama, the nation has accumulated nearly $6 trillion in debt over four years and a second term would likely add more. The cost of financing the national debt will quickly skyrocket as interest rates rise. Obama's only plan to staunch the bleeding is to tax the rich. But even if he succeeds in letting the Bush tax cuts expire for families with incomes over $250,000, the annual deficit of $1.2 trillion would only fall to $1.12 trillion.
3. Obamacare outrages
Obama's signature achievement—the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act—is more unpopular today than it was when he signed it into law. Obamacare adds to the deficit, while raising taxes on Americans of all stripes, even while harming job creation. Many families will lose their current health care coverage and surveys of doctors show many will flee the profession.
4. Foreign policy unraveling
The attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi—and the administration's incompetence after—is a dramatic example of the unraveling of Obama's entire approach to foreign policy. Now Muslim mobs are protesting the United States around the world, apparently unswayed by Obama's Cairo outreach. Add his ill-fated Russia "reset," and his snub of world leaders at the United Nations and the result is a foreign policy with not a single positive achievement.
5. Economic anemia
We didn't expect a rapid recovery after the recession, but we're past a point where the economy should have begun to show steady growth as businesses become more confident, hire workers and consumer spending increases. But growth this year is under 2 percent. With crushing burdens and uncertainties heaped onto businesses—from Dodd-Frank and Obamacare to EPA regulations and tax hikes—Obama has managed to defy the business cycle.
6. Class warfare rhetoric
Obama has taken class warfare to a new level, attacking the successful as being greedy and heartless for not paying their fare share. He demonizes bankers, Wall Street and demands that the "millionaires and billionaires" be taxed at higher rates. The irony of it all is that his policies will do the most harm to the middle class, with his job killing programs, and small businesses, by hiking their taxes.
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Unlike Presidents Reagan, H.W. Bush, Clinton, and G.W. Bush who all reached across the aisle to secure legislation with bipartisan support, Obama has tried to ram through his agenda without any help, as many of his major initiatives failed to attract a single GOP vote. For a president who promised change, he has only increased its harshness by constantly attacking the opposition.
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After his debate with Paul Ryan, Vice President Joe Biden's "regular-guy" schtick is wearing thin. His smirking and laughing, when the nation wanted to hear a serious debate on the issues, was demeaning to the office, and makes the idea of "Crazy Joe" being a heartbeat away from the presidency a sobering thought. We can only hope that with a Romney-Ryan victory, Biden will go ahead and get a one-way Amtrak ticket back to Delaware, or better yet, Scranton, Pa.
9. Clean house of incompetents
It's not only the anticipation of Biden's departure from office that gives cheer, but finally the nation can get rid of the whole gang that couldn't shoot straight. From White House spokesman Jay Carney and U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice's cloudy account of the Libya attack to Attorney General Eric Holder's outrageous obfuscation on Fast and Furious, we've seen quite enough of Chicago-style politics.
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Just as Obama has found it hard to run on his record, his constant attacks on Romney mask the fact that he doesn't have much of a plan to turn things around. A president's normal route for pushing an agenda is often contained in his annual budget request to Congress. Obama's spending blueprint is such a joke that every year it is the Republicans that introduce it as a bill and then both sides of the aisle unanimously vote against it. His only plan is to tax and spend the U.S. into oblivion, with future generations crushed by a mountain of debt.


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FREEPORT — The Pretzels lost nine varsity wrestlers to graduation after last season, and all of a sudden the team that was climbing the ranks of the NIC-10 is in rebuilding mode.
After a strong upper-weight-division run helped them finish fifth in the NIC-10 last year, Freeport has just 13 wrestlers out this season, and is not even going to be able to fill many of the heavier weight classes.
"We're going to lose some matches because of forfeits, that's for sure," coach Anthony Dedmond said. "We don't have a lot of guys, but we do have some leaders. It'll be hard to win duals, but we've got some guys who can win some titles."
Freeport will start the season without a heavyweight or a 195-pounder, and more than half of the team's wrestlers compete at 138 or under. It's at the lower weights where they will gather their points.
Sophomore Jarid Stimpert won 21 matches last year and is expected to anchor the 120-pound bracket, and Ryan Angel finished last year just below the .500 mark, mostly at 126, but he's going to be looked at as a team spark as well.
Austin Anderson is another wrestler with some experience who will compete and 106 pounds, while 145-pound senior Allan Hornung will be another key cog.
"We've always had good wrestlers up at the heavier weights, but that's not the case right now," Dedmond said. "Our middle-school program is growing fast, and we'll fill everything in soon enough. For now, we've got a lot of hard workers in this room, and we'll see what they can do."
As for the NIC-10 landscape, there are five first-year head coaches, and nine new faces have joined the ranks the past two seasons. There could be a new champ this year as well.
"We sure don't feel like the clear favorites this year," said Ryan Spears, the new coach of three-time defending champion Harlem. "There are a bunch of new coaches out there these days, but for the most part, they all know what they're doing. Over at Hononegah, I know Jason (Glodowski), I know what he can do with a good group of kids, and I definitely don't expect any dropoff there."
Hononegah and Harlem have been the top two teams in the NIC-10 for a decade. Harlem went 19-4 last year, won the conference, regional and sectional team titles, and returns 10 starters. But, the Huskies lost state champ Jordan Northrup — now wrestling for NIU — and are young in the lower weight classes, according to Spears.
While the Huskies were ranked 10th in the Illinois Matmen preseason poll, Hononegah rolled in at sixth. The Indians lost two state qualifiers, but return a deep lineup, led by Tyler DeMoss (182), Zach Benkovich (170), Brady Powers (113), Keegan Powers (120) and Fernie Silva (145).
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The Detroit Pistons fall at home to Indiana.
AUBURN HILLS (AP) ? After losing center Roy Hibbert to an injury after the first half, the Indiana Pacers turned to their defense, Tyler Hansbrough and Jeff Pendergraph.
Those efforts led to an 88-77 win over the Detroit Pistons on Saturday night.
David West had 23 points and George Hill 18 points and seven assists for the Pacers.
The win put the Pacers two games over .500 for the first time this season.
Hibbert suffered a deep thigh bruise.
But Indiana held the Pistons scoreless for 6:05 in the fourth quarter while also getting big efforts from reserve big men Hansbrough and Pendergraph. Hansbrough had 11 points and six rebounds in almost 25 minutes and Pendergraph two points and three rebounds in just under eight minutes.
"Guys stepping up after we lost Roy to an injury," Pacers coach Frank Vogel said. "... Pendergraph and Hansbrough really stepped up."
Paul George added 15 points, eight rebounds and eight assists.
Greg Monroe led the Pistons with 18 points and added eight rebounds and Rodney Stuckey had 15 points and seven assists. Brandon Knight added 14 points.
"It came down to a grind game in the last eight minutes of the game. They did what they do best and that's win grind games," Detroit rookie center Andre Drummond said. "They're a great team and David West hit a lot of tough shots today. It was a learning game for us today."
Kyle Singler's jumper brought Detroit within two at 68-66 with nine minutes left.
But that's when the Pacers defense put the clamps on the Pistons offense, which didn't score again until Stuckey's driving layup with 2:55 remaining.
"That's what we've been preaching all year long: The defense is going to get us the wins," Hill said.
West added: "We just try to make teams score through us or over us."
Indiana scored 11 points during that span.
West hit a free throw with 7:23 left, George put in a driving lay-in at 6:03, West hit a hook with 5:21 remaining, Hill hit a 3 with four minutes left, George made a free throw with 3:36 on the clock and West's turnaround jumper gave the Pacers a 79-66 lead with 3:17 left.
"Our crunch time defense has been solid for us this year," Vogel said. "And we've got big-time shot makers in George Hill and David West."
Detroit coach Lawrence Frank lamented the Pistons' dry spell.
"Really, you look right at the 8:23 mark, it was a two-point game," he said. "From that point on, we missed five jumpers, we had two turnovers and a missed layup."
Indiana took a 63-60 lead into the fourth quarter after Singler's 3-pointer with 1:29 left in the third and Drummond's put-back dunk with 49 seconds remaining in the quarter brought the Pistons to within three.
Indiana led 42-38 at the half.
The Pacers went on an early 15-0 run that gave them a 17-6 lead with 6:51 left in the first quarter after Gerald Green's 3-pointer.
But the Pistons followed that up with a 14-3 spurt that allowed them to tie the game at 20 on Stuckey's driving layup with 1:59 remaining in the opening quarter.
Notes: Vogel said he expected Hibbert to be ready for Indiana's next game, on Tuesday at Milwaukee. ... Pacers guard Lance Stephenson didn't play because of a sprained right ankle. ... Both teams were playing for the second consecutive night. The Pacers beat Philadelphia 95-85 at home and Detroit lost 107-105 in double overtime to the Nets in Brooklyn.