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Marion Scrymgour honoured
29 November 2013
The University of Sydney today awarded Marion Scrymgour, a pioneer in politics, policy and health, an honorary doctorate.
Ms Scrymgour was nominated to receive a Doctor of Health Sciencesby Professor Shane Houston, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Indigenous Strategy and Services).
"Marion Scrymgour has bought the same integrity, passion and commitment to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health as she did to being the first Indigenous woman elected to the Northern Territory parliament, as well as being appointed Australia's first Indigenous female cabinet minister," Professor Houston said.
"She was central to the development of new health services in the Northern Territory, one where Aboriginal organisations care for entire populations - Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal alike - in an area roughly 70 percent the size of Victoria.
"Her work in health is widely recognised as groundbreaking in its bringing together of communities, government, pastoral and other interests to create an effective model for solid, culturally sensitive and accountable health care delivery," he said.
Ms Scrymgour is described by Professor Houston as someone who has never lost her willingness to speak out on important matters and who is always prepared to challenge others to think deeply about complex issues.
"In her parliamentary career Marion tackled the difficult issues: substance abuse, domestic violence and child protection amongst Aboriginal people. She improved heritage laws, took on the thorny question of English proficiency among Aboriginal students in bush schools, and stood up against her own party on matters such as undermining the importance of homelands for remote communities," he said.
"Marion is the embodiment of the strength of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander traditional wisdom combined with western knowledge.
"She is an outstanding Australian," Professor Houston said.
Ms Scrymgour said she is humbled by the University of Sydney honour and hoped it would inspire young people who might think such an achievement is unattainable.
She attributes news of the suicide of an eight-year-old girl as a turning point in her political career.
"That death was really confronting. It was the first time as a politician I felt impotent. I knew then I had to go back to working directly with people in health," Ms Scrymgour said.
"The resources are there but we've got to be smarter in how we use them. We've got to sit down and make some very hard decisions.
"Everything to do with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health is a priority and we're not going to solve it all. But far too many people are dying from preventable diseases caused by lifestyle; smoking, alcohol and diet.
"Mental health, particularly suicide prevention, is a great personal concern.
"My hope for the future is a healthy and safe population. That our children are safe and healthy and accessing good education services," she said.
Read the citation for Ms Scrygmour's Doctor of Health Science.
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- 4 cups fresh strawberries, divided
- 1-1/2 cups boiling water
- 2 pkg. (3 oz. each) JELL-O Gelatin, any red flavor
- Ice cubes
- 1 cup cold water
- 1 pkg. (12 oz.) prepared pound cake, cut into 10 slices
- 1-1/3 cups blueberries, divided
- 1 tub (8 oz.) COOL WHIP Whipped Topping, thawed
SLICE 1 cup strawberries; cut remaining strawberries in half.
ADD boiling water to gelatin mixes in large bowl; stir 2 min. until completely dissolved. Add enough ice to cold water to measure 2 cups. Add to gelatin; stir until ice is melted. Refrigerate 5 min. or until slightly thickened. Meanwhile, cover bottom of 13x9-inch dish with cake slices.
ADD sliced strawberries and 1 cup blueberries to thickened gelatin; stir gently. Spoon over cake. Refrigerate 4 hours or until firm.
SPREAD COOL WHIP over dessert. Top with fruit to resemble the flag, using strawberries for the stripes and remaining blueberries for the stars.

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20 Fun Sandwiches for Your Sack Lunch
Tips and tricks for making the best sandwiches at home.
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le: 28. 06. 2006 [18:23]
Braulio Solano Rojas
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I am sorry that Costa Rica was the worst team. :'(
Jesus Aneiros wrote:
> Braulio José Solano Rojas escribió:
> >Sorry that this is not a subject of the list but: ¡Alemania y Costa Rica
> >en el partido inaugural!
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> >Once and again: See the great teams!
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> >Klaus, I hope we are going to see a beautiful match.
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> >Abrazos a todos.
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> Alemania vs Argentina!
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le: 29. 06. 2006 [06:45]
Klaus Ripke
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On Wed, Jun 28, 2006 at 04:23:44PM -0600, Braulio Jos=E9 Solano Rojas wrote:
> I am sorry that Costa Rica was the worst team. :'(
=A1It was not!
Serbia also made no points and hat 2:10 goals,
with the 2 goals against Cote Ivoyre.
Costa Rica had 3:9 goals, 1 against Poland and 2 against Alemania.
A lot of teams made less than 3 goals:
Poland, Paraguay, Trinidad&Tobago, Angola, Iran, the USA,
Croatia, Japan and Saudi-Arabia.
Just bad luck Costa Rica was in group A. See ya 2010.
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le: 30. 06. 2006 [16:43]
Braulio Solano Rojas
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Good match against Argentina... a lot of emotion. You have a very good
>> I am sorry that Costa Rica was the worst team. :'(
> ¡It was not!
I was counting friendly games in Germany too. But thanks for your support.
We think in Costa Rica that they have been very mediocre. They have been
also very criticized by all the people, since they were payed a lot and they
should have performed better. A lot of people think they only cared about
the money they already would have just showing at Germany without efforts
(see for instance when one of the directives asked to the germans for more
rooms for his
friends and family). The first time we went to World Cup we did a lot
better with less resources.
There was no planning and no effort. Guimaraes has a salary of more than
$20000 per month. That is just insane with the lot of people that are just
poor in our countries. The people could accept his high salary if he had
made a good World Cup.
Plus we have some very good players (however it takes eleven people making
an effort). Just remember the face of your goalkeeper with the funny goals
of Wanchope at the Germany-Costa Rica match. Or remember that we are the
only team that has won in the stadium at Mexico D.F. since a lot of years.
Ronald Gómez is also one of our good players. I think the bad performance of
the team is a matter of bad self-esteem and not having a sense of community.
Anyway "Costa Rica Arena" at Forum Am Deutschen Museum in Münich went well.
We have well-spent some of our resources to improve the image of Costa Rica
in Europe during the World Cup.
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I thought soda blasting wasn't supposed to take down rust.
Quote from: tom on November 25, 2013, 07:02:06 AMI thought soda blasting wasn't supposed to take down rust. Little surface rust when its used with water. If its pretty rusty then use sand or something more aggressive than soda. My buddy has a professional blaster and he blasts high end cars! Ferraris, Porsche, Rolls Royce, Corvettes, etc. The soda is so gentle but works great, especially those fiberglass bodies.
Just FYI. At my body mans request I had my 77 trans am media blasted for a repaint. Since it was not a body off resto I taped off the dash, removed the interior and bumpers. The engine and drivetrain is fine so I left it in the car. The blasting (did not ask but looks like a plastic sand) did well for paint and rust removal. The media found it,s way into everything, taped off or not. After blowing, vacuuming, and washing many times the stuff is still stuck to wiring, cables, in wire connectors, and to anything that was oily. I had to removed the dash and and clean all wires and connections, ect. It even stuck to the throttle cable which stuck during a wide open burnout. This past weekend after another wash,vacuum and blow, I drove down the road with windows down and it is still coming out of everywhere. Unless I have a shell only or disassembled parts only, it is back to paint stripper for me.


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One of the pivotal ways the Center is able to help develop faculty-community partnerships is by participating in community meetings throughout the Hill District and Hazelwood. Faculty wanting to develop community partnerships are encouraged to attend. Please contact the Center for the schedule of upcoming meetings.
If you need more specialized assistance, the Center will work with you to create a partnership process that is suitable to your needs. The Center maintains contact with more than 200 nonprofit agencies and continually initiates new relationships. The Center also works collaboratively with Spiritan Campus Ministry and the Duquesne University Volunteers Office (DUV) to tap other existing partnerships.
- Enlist the help of the Center by making an appointment with Dr. Jessica Mann, Director of the Center for CETR.
- Bring a copy of your course syllabus or general learning goals for your students.
- The Center staff will discuss how to access possible community partners that are appropriate for your course learning goals and content.
- The Center staff will initiate contact with a range of community agencies to describe the desired student learning experience, to learn about how students might meet agency needs, and to determine if the agency is interested in partnering.


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Anniversary Cake Recipe
You can make this lovely single layer cake from our Test Kitchen with or without the cake topper. Flavor the cake as you wish, and if possible, tint the frosting to match the wedding colors.
Preparation Time : 60 min
Cooking Time : 50 min
Total Serving : 25 - 30
Ingredients For Anniversary Cake Recipe :
- meringue powder : 3 tablespoons
- water, divided : 1/3 cup plus 2 to 3
- confectioners' sugar : 4 cups
- cream of tartar : 1/2 teaspoon
- vanilla extract : 3 teaspoons
- shortening : 2 cups
- sugar : 3-1/2 cups
- eggs : 6
- all-purpose flour : 5-1/2 cups
- baking powder : 6 teaspoons
- grated lemon peel : 4-1/2 teaspoons
- lemon extract : 3 teaspoons
- ground cinnamon : 3 teaspoons
- ground allspice : 1-1/2 teaspoons
- ground cloves : 1-1/2 teaspoons
- butter, softened : 1 cup
- confectioners' sugar : 12 cups
- milk : 3/4 cup plus 3 table
- vanilla extract : 3 teaspoons
- salt : 1/4 teaspoon
- lemon curd, raspberr : 2-1/4 cup
- Gel or paste food co :
Preparation Method for Anniversary Cake Recipe :
- In a bowl, combine the confectioners' sugar, 1/3 cup water, meringue powder and cream of tartar; beat on low speed just until combined. Beat on high for 7-10 minutes or until stiff peaks form. (Keep icing covered at all times with a damp cloth to keep from drying out. If necessary to restore texture later, beat again on high speed. Prepare only half of the icing recipe if using store-bought candy roses or edible flowers to decorate.)
- Roses : Divide icing in half; set half aside. If using store-bought roses, refer to photo for position and attach roses to top of cake using a dab of icing. If making icing roses, cut a hole in the corner of pastry or plastic bag; insert round and fill with remaining icing. Holding the bag straight up, pipe a dome-shaped mound or icing on the flower nail.
- With petal and icing, hold pastry bag with narrow end farther away from the rose tip and turning the nail, pipe a row of three standing petals. Pipe a second row of petals, holding the narrow tip end at a greater angle. Repeat for a third row.
- Gently slide scissor ends underneath rose and remove it from nail to waxed paper; let dry completely. Repeat with remaining icing to make 20-22 roses. (Flowers can be made several weeks in advance and stored in an airtight container.)
- Numerals And Cake Topper: Set aside 1/2 cup of reserved icing. With round tip and remaining reserved icing, pipe at least ten 3/4-in.-square "25"s, making sure to connect the two and five at the base of each.
- For cake topper, place pattern of your choice under waxed paper; tape both to work surface. Completely outline edges; let dry for 10 minutes. To reserved 1/2 cup icing, stir in remaining 2-3 teaspoons water to thin. Fill in outline of cake topper with thinned icing, using the same tip. Let dry completely, thin place in an airtight container to store before use.
- Cake : Line two greased 12-in. round baking pans with parchment or waxed paper; grease and flour paper and set aside. In a bowl, cream shortening and sugar. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each. Combine the flour, baking powder and salt; add to the creamed mixture alternately with the milk. Stir in additional cake ingredients based on the desired cake flavor. Pour into prepared pans. Bake at 350° for 50-55 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks to cool completely.
- Frosting : In a large bowl, cream the butter, shortening and confectioners' sugar until well combined. Beat in milk, vanilla and salt until mixture becomes light and fluffy.
- Assembling : Split each cooled cake into two horizontal layers. Place bottom layer on serving plate; spread with a thin layer of frosting. Top with 3/4 cup filling of your choice. Spread a thin later of frosting over the bottom of next layer; place cake, frosted side down, over filling. Repeat layers twice. Top with remaining cake layer.
- Set aside 3 cups frosting. Tint remaining frosting with color of your choice; set aside 1/2 cup. Spread remaining tinted frosting over top and sides of cake. Place reserved tinted frosting in a pastry or plastic bag with round. Pipe lettering and outlines over cake topper. Let dry.
- Finishing : Place reserved white frosting in a pastry bag with star. Pipe eight vertical columns around sides of cake. With the same tip, pipe a shell border around top and bottom of cake.
- Just before serving, use small dabs of frosting to attach numerals between columns and roses at top of columns. Stand cake topper up in center of cake; continue to hold while piping two large dollops of frosting on either side of cake topper. Using leaf, pipe leaves around cluster of roses. Yield: 25-30 servings.


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Monitoring Bluff Erosion on the Boston Harbor with Terrestrial Laser Scanning
Samuel Soule, Geology and Geophysics
Project Funded 2009:
Bluffs composed of weakly lithified sediments are common along coastlines globally and are subject to rapid and episodic retreat. Their retreat has significant impact on densely populated coastalcommunities and this impact is expected to become more significant with predicted sealevel rise in the coming decades. Heavily populated shorelines of this type might consider such retreat a threat; however, the redistribution of sediment from bluffs is also requisite for maintaining healthy beaches and proximal marsh ecosystems threatened by sea-level rise. This is one example of the complexity of issues presented by coastal change, issues that are best addressed with the most accurate assessments of the rates of change and the mechanisms controlling them. This project will apply a novel technology, ground-based LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging), to gain a new perspective on bluff retreat processes in the Boston Harbor Islands. LiDAR uses a near-infrared laser to collect millions of range measurements across a target in order to produce a high-resolution three-dimensional map of the ground surface. Monthly LiDAR scans will be collected on bluffs composed of weakly to unconsolidated glacial material throughout the winter (Nov. to April) when wave energy and storminess are at their greatest. These data will be used to quantify rates of bluff retreat at higher spatial resolution than traditional bluff-face profiles and to measure the morphologic characteristics of the bluff face that indicate the mechanisms of retreat. In addition, gridded 3D data of bluff faces will be differenced to accurately quantify the spatial extent and volume of sediment loss with time. The improved spatial and temporal resolution of LiDAR over traditional methods of measuring bluff retreat will provide the necessary information to accurately link mechanisms and rates of sediment removal from the bluffs to causal events and environmental conditions.


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Played at Rodriguez High School under coach Tracy Cordes...Was a four-year letterwinner for the Mustangs...Earned four consecutive All-SCAC First Team honors and was a three time All-City First Team pick...Twice earned Pitcher of the Year honors...Earned Louisville Slugger/NFCA Third Team All-American honors as a junior after earning First Team All-West Region accolades...Was a Second Team All-West Region pick as a senior and named to the ESPN All-State Second Team...Earned ESPN All-State First Team honors in 2009...Was named to the Sac-Joaquin Section All-Star team in 2010...Was the Mustangs co-MVP in 2008...Helped Rodriguez HS set records for consecutive home wins and longest winning streak...Is also the winningest pitcher in school history...Helped lead the Mustangs to three SCAC League Championships, the 2009 Sac-Joaquin Section CIF Division III title and second place in the section in 2010...Rodriguez placed in the top-eight at the 2009 and 2010 National Nike Faster to First Tournament...Tossed three perfect games and eight no-hitters...Batted .353 and posted a 0.74 ERA as a senior...Posted a 15-0 conference record and a 24-6-1 overall record in 2010 while tossing 168 innings with 208 strikeouts...As a junior, she batted .373 and posted a 0.59 ERA...Had a 14-1 conference record and 21-7 overall record in 2009 while tossing 131 innings and recording 163 strikeouts...Also competed in tennis and volleyball...Helped the Mustangs to a SCAC League title in tennis...Was a three-year member of the National Honor Society and was a Principal's List honoree.
Played for Sorcerer Softball with which she made eight-consecutive ASA "A" National Tournament appearances.
Andriana Nicole Collins was born on March 16, 1992 in Vallejo, Calif....Parents are Ray Collins and Babette Williams...Nicknamed "AC" and "Andri"...Is a pre-biology major at UCSB...Her career aspirations range from sports medicine and sports psychology to sports or celebrity public relations...If she didn't play softball (and had a couple extra inches of height), she would play volleyball...Her favorite athlete is Cat Osterman...Names winning Rodriguez High School's first Sac-Joaquin Section title in 2009 as her most memorable sporting moment...Enjoys watching "The Hangover," "Bad News Bears," and "Juno"...Favorite television shows are "Gossip Girl," "90210," "The Bad Girls Club," and "Jersey Shore"...Favorite aspects of UCSB are the beautiful location, the weather and the friendly vibe of the community...Wears specific colored ribbons on game day as a matter of superstition.


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The National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) leads the field of genomics by strategically investing in highly innovative studies needed to understand how the genome works and to use that knowledge to advance human health.
Originally created to lead the participation of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in the International Human Genome Project (HGP), NHGRI now funds a wide range of research on the genome's structure, function, and role in health and disease, as well as investing in studies on the ethical, legal and social implications (ELSI) of genome research.
NHGRI develops the resources and technologies needed to accelerate genome research, trains the next generation of genomic investigators, and disseminates genome information to the public and to health professionals.
NHGRI is organized into seven divisions plus the Office of the Director:
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March 21, 2006
Since the first time he hit a baseball in a T-ball game baseball has been the center of Tadd Brewer's life.
And like every baseball player he has always dreamed of playing in the Major Leagues. Unlike most players, Brewer has what it takes to make the dream a reality.
As a senior this season for the Lipscomb Bisons Brewer is doing everything he can to show he one day should be wearing a Major League uniform.
Heading into this weekend's Atlantic Sun Conference series with Stetson in Deland, Fla., Brewer is batting .414, second on the team through 19 games. He leads the Bisons in runs batted in with 18 (eighth in the A-Sun) and stolen bases with seven. He has hit a conference-leading three triples and is second in the conference in sacrifice flies with three.
"This is what we expected from Tadd from the get go," Lipscomb assistant coach Cliff Terracuso said. "The recruiting process was very simple with Tadd. We made him an offer and he asked, `Where's the pen to sign on the dotted line?'"
Last season Brewer led the Bisons in runs scored (37) and hits (80). He was second on the team in both batting average (.345) and doubles (13). Brewer placed third on the team in on base percentage (.390) and runs batted in (25).
Brewer, a native of Sturgis, Ky., believes that there have been many factors in his life which have led to his success on the baseball field. He transferred to Lipscomb for his junior year from Rend Lake Junior College. Upon arriving at Lipscomb, Brewer wasted no time in demonstrating why he belonged at the Division One level.
"The biggest factors in my success have been God, my love for the game, practice, and influences both on and off the field," Brewer said. "God has given me the talent to play the game that I love and I have taken that talent and tried to polish it to the best of my ability.
"My dad has definitely had the biggest influence on my career. I started playing when I was young and he has been by my side pushing me, helping me, and watching me. He and my mom have both spent more time at the ball field than I can imagine. Looking back that really means a lot to me because it has helped me get where I am today. "
Brewer has learned from a variety of coaches throughout his career. Each one has provided a piece of the puzzle that has made Brewer such an accomplished player.
"I have had several different coaches along the way and I have picked up bits and pieces from each that I try to use," said Brewer. "They all have helped mold me into the player I am today."
Brewer was named as one of five captains on the team last season. At the end of the year, he was awarded the 2005 Offensive Award. Perhaps more impressive is the fact that Brewer considers his defense to be his biggest strength.
"I could take ground ball after ground ball and not get tired of it," Brewer said.
Terracuso agreed.
"His defensive work, being considered as a `big shortstop' at 6-foot-2 is his most impressive tool with his lightning bolt arm," said Terracuso. " Scouts will really be impressed with the velocity of the baseball leaving his hand."
The importance of Brewer to the Bisons can not be overstated. Brewer, batting in the No. 2 spot, has proved he can drive runners in and score runs. The offense he has provided combined with his near flawless defense have made Brewer a player that will not be easily replaced next season.
"He is the general on the field," Terracusso said. "He has to do the little things every day to make him the player he is. Tadd doesn't have the luxury of arriving to practice and having an off day. Tadd comes to work every day and approaches the game in a professional manner."
While it is true that you can never predict the Major League Baseball draft, the Bisons star shortstop with the amazing arm and unmatched work ethic surely has as good a shot as any.
"I do not want to jinx the situation or his draft status," Terracuso said. "But Tadd is a lanky shortstop with a way above average arm who runs a 6.7 60 yard dash. He has an unbelievable work ethic. It is not hard to understand that he will get drafted."
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Liana Korber is now in her third straight year playing at No. 1 singles for the Sage Hill School girls' tennis team.
In a way it makes perfect sense. Korber definitely is her own individual.
She's the one who wears the multicolor shoes while on court, the shoes that are purple, pink and neon yellow with turquoise laces.
"I saw these shoes on a commercial during the French Open, and I ran to the computer," Korber said. "I had to get them. They're just very 'me.' It's almost as if they had consulted me on what colors they should use ... I often clash, but I think it works, because it's me."
Korber also is the one with whom Sage Hill Coach A.G. Longoria will often joke, because she's always running off to go to some concert. This was again true last weekend, when she went to go see Incubus and Linkin Park at the Home Depot Center.
Longoria, who went to Woodstock in 1969, doesn't really mind the excursions. Still, he sometimes gives Korber a hard time.
"He just always comes up with very obscure band names," Korber said. "It's like, 'Are you going to see the Screeching Females?' [I say], 'No, sorry coach, I don't know who they are.'"
But people know who Korber is on the tennis court. Before she took off for that most recent concert, the Daily Pilot Athlete of the Week put on a memorable performance.
Korber went 4-0 in singles at the Lightning Invitational, as well as 4-0 in doubles with her co-captains Kimberly Brown and Lauren Hsu. The Lightning finished second to Newport Harbor at the five-team tournament, but it wasn't because of Korber's perfection.
She has worked hard in the off-season with her private coach, former UC Irvine standout Mike Saunders, to improve her game. Longoria has noticed.
"She's very focused," Longoria said. "Probably the strength of her game is her mental toughness. She knew that she needed to improve her serve, she needed to improve her ground strokes, and she needed to improve her net play. She's been working steadily on those things. They're still not where she wants them to be, or her coaches want them to be, but she's making steady progress on that. She made a big leap from last year to this year.
"Last year she was a grinder, she'd get every ball back. She's added a little bit more pace, a little bit more variety and a little bit more consistency with her serve. That's the biggest difference from last year to this year, which is really big, for her and for us."
Korber, a four-year varsity starter, gave up horse riding after her freshman year at Sage to focus on tennis. It has paid off, as she definitely is a key piece for the Lightning. They are ranked No. 6 in CIF Southern Section Division 2. When Sage does get to the CIF playoffs each year, eyes turn to Korber.
That's how it has been the last two years, when Longoria's playoff strategy involved sweeping in doubles and having Korber defeat the opponent's No. 3 singles player. Korber came through on that each time, but the Lightning were unable to sweep St. Margaret's in doubles at the CIF championship match at The Claremont Club. Each time, Sage squandered one doubles set and lost on games.
"A lot of the CIF teams have two highly ranked USTA singles players," Korber said. "It's a pretty tough job to have to play those people, but I don't think I've ever lost all three of those matches. I've always managed to pull out that one win. I mean, I know my job, and I know I can do it."
Korber can appreciate Longoria's mathematical approach to his lineups. She has a 4.4 grade-point average and scored a perfect 800 on the math portion of her SAT test. Recently Korber was recognized as a National Merit Scholar semifinalist, one of just 14 kids in the Newport-Mesa area to receive that distinction.
Her course load at Sage is difficult, with classes like Topics in Advanced Mathematics, Multivariable Calculus, AP Economics, AP Physics C, AP English and British Literature. Her parents Tim and Patty both are doctors, but Liana Korber wants to be an engineer.
She has visits lined up to prestigious universities like MIT, Tufts, Caltech and Harvey Mudd. Sage Hill graduate Ava Soleimany recently made the tennis team at MIT.
Liana Korber also wants to play college tennis, like her older brother Shane. Liana said she has a good relationship with Shane, who shined at Corona del Mar High before graduating in 2011 and now plays at Georgetown.
"He's kind of been a model of what I should be doing with my tennis," Liana Korber said. "He's worked so hard for it, and he's truly dedicated his time, even more so than me. He proved to me that if you do work that hard, you can get to the level that you want. I mean, he's playing for Georgetown, and they're D1."
Liana said that Shane also dominates what their dad calls the "Wall of Fame." It is a wall in the computer room at the Korber house.
"My dad has this thing where every time we're in any newspaper article, he prints it out and puts it up on the wall," Liana Korber said. "This wall is like 80% my brother, because he's always in everything."
But Shane, as Liana is quick to point out, never received this Daily Pilot Athlete of the Week honor.
"Finally, something that I have that Shane didn't get," she said with a laugh.
Well, there are the shoes too.
Twitter: @mjszabo
Liana Korber
Born: May 30, 1995
Hometown: Laguna Beach
Height: 5 feet, 7 inches
Sport: Tennis
Year: Senior
Coach: A.G. Longoria
Favorite food: Cheeseburger
Favorite movie: "Shaun of the Dead"
Favorite athletic moment: Winning on the road in front of a big crowd in the CIF Southern Section Division 3 quarterfinals last year at Arroyo Grande. Korber won her last set to secure Sage's 10-8 victory.
Week in review: Korber went 4-0 in singles and 4-0 in doubles at the Lightning Invitational. She was named singles MVP of the tournament for the Lightning, who finished in second place.


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Store manager Danielle Arel said the relocation will give the shop an opportunity to increase its inventory, and the parking lot will be a convenience for customers.
"Parking is always going to be a benefit for the customer," Arel said. "It gives them ample opportunities to sell and shop."
The old location was a tight squeeze with little room to move between racks of clothes. Parking on Garnet can also be a challenge, and a spot in front of the old location is usually hard to find. The new store won't have that problem, Arel said.
"It'll be a little less squished," she added.
The new, larger location will also have three purchase counters and bright pink and yellow paint inside and out. The store will continue to offer affordable, trending fashions that showcase the styles of San Diego. Buffalo Exchange's sell-and-trade options allow customers to recycle old clothes, which creates an inventory of unique merchandise.
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One thing is for sure: Cynthia Rowand and Jason Ralph's love for each other knows no borders. She's a native of Seattle and he's from London—and the two met in Canada, married in England, and honeymooned in Scotland. For their August, 13, 2005, wedding, Cynthia and Jason rented the Dartmouth House, an Anglo-French-style mansion in a posh London neighborhood that perfectly captured the urban yet historical look they envisioned. "The venue was so stunning," says Cynthia, who moved to the U.K. six months after meeting Jason. "We wanted it to speak for itself." Floral designer Mary Jane Vaughan took this into account, creating just one decorative element for the ornate wood-paneled room where the ceremony would take place: an ivory, pink and green arrangement of lilies, roses, dendrobium orchids, hydrangeas and hypericum berries, which cascaded over the mantel at the end of the aisle.
Following their civil ceremony, where Cynthia and Jason recited vows they had written themselves, the couple and their 68 guests (20 of whom flew in from the States for the event) moved to the reception in a light-aqua drawing room, another of the mansion's charming rooms. At the end of the meal—a Mediterranean buffet that included lamb and tomato, cucumber and mint salad—Jason's best man gave an ultralong speech, which is typical at English weddings. Guests actually placed bets on how long it would last, and the best man didn't disappoint: He concluded his salute to the newlyweds (and roasting of the groom) after 18 minutes. The winner of the bet, one of Jason's Scottish pals, celebrated his victory by performing a jig in his formal kilt as the crowd cheered him on.
Creating the perfect atmosphere was key for the couple. Though in a magnificent mansion, Cynthia and Jason wanted their guests to feel like they were celebrating out on the town. The young and funky DJ set the mood by playing a mix of both U.K. and U.S. pop and hip-hop songs. "We continue to hear about how much fun everyone had on the dance floor," says the bride, whose guests didn't leave the Dartmouth House until 12:30 a.m. (which was about an hour later than the newlyweds' departure). CD favors, featuring a selection of Cynthia and Jason's favorite songs from the DJ's playlist, still have guests dancing.
Learn From Cynthia and Jason
Give a proper welcome: Jason's mother hosted an English tea three days before the wedding, the perfect greeting for Cynthia's American family.
Make an initial impression: Cynthia and Jason embellished their cake with a delicate silver R (their shared initial) in lieu of a traditional topper.
Meet and greet all of your guests: Because the couple's rehearsal dinner was a small family affair, they met the rest of their gang at a pub afterward.
Donate to a special charity: Cynthia and Jason made sure that each guest received a yellow Livestrong wristband (the sales of which go to the Lance Armstrong Foundation). "This was a big hit with everyone," says Cynthia, "and we were happy to donate to such an important cause."


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DAHLONEGA, Ga. – The Georgia College women's basketball team (19-6, 11-6 PBC) found themselves in a dogfight at North Georgia (15-13, 6-11 PBC) at halftime. The Bobcats would then outscore the Saints 37-19 in the second half to walk away with an easy 74-59 victory Saturday.
Senior Chimere Jordan (Gray, Ga.) dazzled again, leading all scorers with 28 points. She shot 11-of-21 from the field and grabbed seven boards. Jordan also dished out three assists and recorded three steals.
Freshman Krysta Lewis (Woodstock, Ga.) had the best night of her young career, pouring in 15 points on 6-of-7 shooting while grabbing five rebounds. Sophomore guard Karisma Boykin (Carrollton, Ga.) had a solid stat line as well, scoring six points to go along with six rebounds, four assists and two steals.
Senior Dominique Huffin (Tucker, Ga.) chipped in 15 points, shooting 4-of-10 from beyond the arc.
Heading into the locker room down three, the Bobcats rallied in the second half, out-shooting the Saints 50 percent (14-of-28) to just 21 percent (4-of-19). They also limited North Georgia to just 18 percent (2-of-11) three-point shooting in the second frame.
After North Georgia tied the game 51-51 with 12:38 remaining, Georgia College would use a 13-2 run to blow the game open.
With 531 points this season, Jordan now sits just eight behind Lisa Havior (1989-90) for fifth on Georgia College's single season scoring list. The 2010 All-Peach Belt Conference (PBC) selection also has 999 career points, one shy of becoming the 13th player in GC women's basketball history with 1,000 career points.
Next up for the Bobcats is the PBC Tournament, as GC will be hosting a first-round matchup at the Centennial Center, pairing up against Columbus State University Wednesday, March 2 at 7 p.m. The winner will advance to the semifinals, which will take play in Aiken, S.C. Saturday, March 5.
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It's been a pretty slow and steady rollout for Kathryn Bigelow's intense Iraq War drama "The Hurt Locker." A tight thriller with a huge amount of character development wrapped up in a deceptively simple story, it follows a group of bomb diffusers in Baghdad.
With all the critical acclaim its been getting (more even than the misguided praise for the new "Harry Potter" flick!), "The Hurt Locker" is an early contender (especially now that the field of nominees has opened up to 10) for a Best Picture nomination. Does it live up to the hype? Find out right now. He may have finished it a little late this morning, but nevertheless, Eric's print review is here.
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• The Schedule
Tuesday, November 1, 2011 - 7 p.m.
No. 16 UC Santa Barbara (11-5-1, 4-4) at Cal State Northridge (7-7-3, 3-3-2)
at Matador Soccer Field
Series Record vs. Matadors: 18-14-5
Last Meeting: W, 4-0 (Oct. 23, 2010)
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• UCSB Approaches Final Stretch of the Regular Season
UCSB travels to Cal State Northridge today for its final regular season road match, slated for a 7 p.m. start. This marks the first meeting with the Matadors this year. This week has big implications for the Gauchos as they look to stay in the top-four on the Big West leaderboard and earn a berth into the 2011 conference tournament next week.
• Tune In
Tune into AM 1290 KZSB, the Santa Barbara News-Press Radio Station, for a live broadcast of today's match. Gerry Fall will be calling the play-by-play while Mark Patton will cover the color commentary. AM 1290 will air all of the Gauchos' remaining games, including any postseason contests. Fans can also listen online here.
• For The Record
After posting a pair of wins last week, UCSB improved to 11-5-1 on the season and now holds an even 4-4 Big West mark. With two league games left on the slate, the Gauchos still have the opportunity to post a winning Big West record for the eleventh consecutive season.
• Wild, Wild Big West
The top four teams in the final regular season standings advance to the fourth annual Big West Tournament, which will be held Nov. 9 and 12 at campus sites with the No. 1 seed hosting the No. 4 seed and the No. 2 seed hosting the No. 3 seed in the semifinals. The championship game will be hosted by the highest remaining seed. Six teams are in contention for the four spots entering the final week of regular season play. Just four points separate the fourth place team from first place. Only two points separate the sixth place team from the fourth spot. UCI leads the logjam at 16 points followed by UC Davis (15) and UC Riverside (14). UC Santa Barbara (12 points), Cal State Northridge (11) and Cal Poly (10) are nipping at everyone else's heels. The tiebreaker possibilities are too numerous to list here, but for the sake of simplicity UCI clinches a berth with a win or tie against Cal Poly on Tuesday. In addition, UCR punches its tournament ticket with a win against UCD on Saturday, but may gain entry prior to that depending on outcomes of games earlier in the week. UCD is definitely in with a win against Cal State Fullerton on Wednesday. The UC Santa Barbara-Cal State Northridge match tonight looms large. The Matadors are eliminated from tournament contention with a loss. The Gauchos can still get in with a loss to CSUN, but they would rest their tournament fate on other outcomes. A win and a tie guarantees a berth for UCSB.
• Offensive Behavior
The Gaucho offense ranks as one of the best in the nation and in the Big West. UCSB leads the league in points (110), goals (38), goals per game (2.24), assists (34) and assists per game (2.0). In conference play, they lead all teams with 56 points, 19 goals, 2.38 goals per game, 18 assists and 2.25 assists per game. Among all Division I programs, the Gauchos are sixth in total goals and seventh in scoring offense with their 2.24 goals per game average.
• Silva Is Golden
Senior Luis Silva wrapped up several national and local honors after a huge offensive outpouring across last week's two games. The midfielder has been named Top Drawer Soccer's Player of the Week, the Big West Offensive Player of the Week and was named to the College Soccer News Team of the Week. Silva scored three goals and had three assists last week. He tallied an assist and then a goal in the 3-1 win over UC Davis before scoring twice and dishing out two helpers during the 4-3 victory against Cal State Fullerton.
• A Little More On Luis
Silva leads the Big West in nearly every offensive category. He is first in points (34), points per game (2.12), goals (13), goals per game (.81), assists (8) and assists per game (0.50). The senior is seventh among all Division I players in total points, ninth in goals and points per game, 10th in goals per game, 11th in total assists and 14th in assists per game. Silva is busy making his mark in the UCSB record books this season as he currently ranks sixth in career shots (176) and matches played (82), is seventh in career assists (21) and career points (69), eighth in points in a season (34), and ninth in goals in a season (13) and career goals (24).
• RPI Report
The NCAA released its third Rating Percentage Index (RPI) of the season and the Gauchos are ranked No. 14, up four spots from last week. The RPI helps guide the selection and seeding of the 48-team NCAA Tournament. Six of the seven Big West schools are ranked in the top-60.
• Pulse On The Polls
UCSB has broken back into the top-20 of every national poll this week. The Gauchos have been tabbed No. 16 by Soccer Times, Top Drawer Soccer and Soccer America. College Soccer News and the NSCAA, meanwhile, have UCSB at No. 17.
• On The Horizon
Billed the top rivalry in the country by College Soccer News, UC Santa Barbara and Cal Poly will be on display this Friday on the NSCAA Game of the Week. A national television audience will witness the showdown at UCSB's Meredith Field at Harder Stadium on Fox Soccer Channel. When the two teams met in San Luis Obispo on Oct. 14, the Mustangs registered a 2-1 victory in front of a sellout crowd of 11,075. The Gauchos hope to return the favor and surpass that total when the cameras roll for the 7 p.m. kickoff. UCSB attracted the nation's largest crowd of the season on Sept. 23 when 13,772 watched the Gauchos defeat San Diego 3-0. Not that any extra motivation is needed for this match up, but it is possible that one of these teams will be eliminated from Big West Tournament contention with a loss.
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To purchase your tickets to Friday's match, visit the Ticket Office in the ICA Building on campus, call (805) 893-UCSB or click here to buy online.


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For the Cowboy and His/Her iPhone 4
Posted by Jeff Campbell in "Apple iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad" @ 01:00 AM
"What do you get for the cowboy who has everything? How about a huge brass iPhone belt buckle/holster?"
Saddle up! I kid, I Kid! Actually I think this is rather nifty, and if I wore belts like this I think I would spring for this buckle. If you want one, head on over to the Etsy Store and pick one up for a not so low $300.00 USD.


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Ok, my first problem with heroes is that despite having a heroic feat, and associated cliche, if you field any more than three heroes, you get a penalty that outweighs the benefits of having the three heroic feats per turn. If I wanted to run, say, an A-team squad, I would only be able to have Face, Hannibal and B.A. operating at full potential with Murdock at a disadvantage. My suggestion, although it may make heroes slightly imbalanced, is to allow only one of each cliche, so only one Terminator, or James Bond, or Indiana Jones themed hero, but so long as you can think an acceptable unique cliche, you can have as many heroes as you want.
My second problem is that Magikal, and Superpowered characters are less powerful than their heroic equivalent, but have a d12 instead of a d10, and thus have a higher CP cost. To remedy this, we could purchase Superpowers or magikal abilities as heroic feats. This would mean wizards are now limited in their numbers, but what if each school of magik is a cliche, so earth magik, fire magik, water magik, air magik, necromancy, explosionomancy, Magic Johnson, and Gandalf magic are all cliches, this means that a varied team of wizards or superheroes with different powers are now playable, so you could use the X-men, or the Avengers as bases for squads without the issue of heroic ego.
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Digitimes rumormongers that Apple expected to launch an 4G LTE powered "iPhone 4S" (sigh) this year (double sigh) but has had to push it back to 2012 due to problems with the Qualcomm chipsets.
Apple is likely to delay the launch of its LTE-enabled iPhones to 2012, said the sources, noting that the industry had also long been skeptical about the launch of LTE iPhones in 2011 as the implementation of LTE networks has not yet matured.
Of course, Apple wasn't expected to ship an LTE iPhone in 2011, as they themselves have expressed -- justifiable -- concerns over battery life in current generation chipsets, and the proper Qualcomm radio isn't expected to be available until iPhone 6 in 2012 anyway.
The 5th generation iPhone is expected to be announced and shipped sometime in the September/October timeframe in the US, though why on Jobs' green earth would they call it iPhone 4S when it's the 5th generation iPhone? (iPhone 3GS was the 3rd generation iPhone, a problem that needed fixing because they called the 2nd generation iPhone, iPhone 3G.)
So, yeah, let's take that bit with a China sized grain of salt. What's more interesting, and hopefully likely, is the second part -- that it will boast an 8mp rear camera. Let's hope that's matched up with a new FaceTime HD up front.


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In determining whether a name is the "same" or not, get past the letters and concentrate on the sounds. Whenever I cannot find the last name of Habben, I always look for Hobbin as Habben is usually pronounced in a way that rhymes with "bobbin."
Every name has variant spellings. Every one.
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Like one of my surnames, BLUE, spelled many different ways, including BLUE, BLEU, BLAW, BLEW, BALLEU, BALLOW, BALLEW.ReplyDelete
A trick I use is to look for the "shape" of a name - letters that extend above or below the base line. Since many of the names I look for are Polish, I rarely find them spelled correctly so the shape of the word tells me how someone else thought the word looked.ReplyDelete
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One of the odd subplots to Kathryn Bigelow's big year in 2009 with "The Hurt Locker" is that, despite her massive talent, Bigelow does not direct movies very often.
Bigelow made a grand total of two films during the entire decade of the 1990s. Before "The Hurt Locker," her last big movie was "K19: The Widowmaker" with Harrison Ford all the way back in 2002. Why hasn't, Bigelow made movies more often? Is it because she couldn't get jobs? If so, isn't that an enormous disgrace to Hollywood, given that she has been a wildly talented director ever since she made her first feature?
One of the great things about "The Hurt Locker's" critical success is that it promises to allow Bigelow to work more. Already, we're seeing signs of it. Bigelow just agreed to direct a family drama pilot for HBO. From Variety:
Oscar-nommed helmer Kathryn Bigelow has signed on to direct the HBO pilot "The Miraculous Year."
John Logan is the writer, exec producer and creator of "Year," which centers on a charismatic, self-destructive Broadway composer and his family in New York.
Project reps the first major project from Bigelow since her Academy Award-nominated work as director of "The Hurt Locker."
Bigelow is exec producing the pilot but not attached beyond that.
Bigelow has directed a handful TV episodes in her career, including "Homicide" and "Karen Cisco." Logan is the guy who wrote "Gladiator." So yeah, this could end up being pretty awesome. After all, no one does giant family dramas like HBO does. Here's hoping this is only the tip of the iceberg, and portends lots more Bigelow in our future.


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Charge Distibutions
The superposition principle for the electric field extends to the realm of continuous distributions, with the sum replaced by an appropriate integral.
For example, let's say we have a curve , and along this curve we have a charge. It makes sense to measure the charge in units per unit of distance, like coulombs per meter. We can even let it vary from point to point, getting a function describing the charge per unit length near the point with parameter . To be a little more explicit, if is the "line element" that measures a tiny bit of distance near the point , then measures a little bit of charge near that point.
We can now use the Coulomb law to see what electric field this tiny bit of charge creates at a point with position vector :
since the displacement vector from to is . Now we can take this "differential electric field" and integrate it over the curve, adding up all the tiny contributions to the field at made by all the tiny bits of charge along the curve.
As an example, let's consider an infinite line of charge along the axis with a constant charge density of ; a piece of the line of length will have charge . Admittedly, this is not a finite-length curve like above, but the same principle applies. We set , so and .
Geometric considerations tell us that the electric field generated by the line at a point is contained in the same plane that contains the line and the point. We can also tell that the field points directly perpendicular to the line; if then the vertical component induced by the chunk at is cancelled out by the component induced by the chunk at . Indeed, we can check that the first gives us
while the second gives us
and the vertical components of these two exactly cancel each other out.
All that remains is to calculate the horizontal component. Without loss of generality we can consider the point , and we must calculate the -component of the electric field by taking the integral
We need an antiderivative of the integrand , and it turns out that fits the bill. Indeed, we check:
as asserted. Thus we continue the integration:
which is a nice, tidy value. More generally, we find
pointing directly away from the (positively) charged line, neither up nor down, and falling off in magnitude as the first power of the distance from the line.
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"falling off in magnitude"
I'm such a nitpicker.
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Noting that other countries are showing no signs of reducing their export subsidies, USDA has announced the initial round of allocations under the Dairy Export Incentives Program for the period July 1 through June 30, 2010.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said the allocations, which help U.S. dairy exporters meet subsidized prices in international export markets, will include amounts left over from 2008-09 and new offerings from the 2009-10 program.
"The United States has taken a measured approach in operating the DEIP that is fully consistent with our WTO commitments," said Vilsack. "It appears, however, that our international markets continue to erode and the European Union has shown no indication that it will refrain from providing dairy export subsidies.
"We will continue to use this program in a responsible manner in support of U.S. dairy farmers," the secretary added in a news release from the Agriculture Department.
Of the 2008-09 DEIP allocations announced in May 2009, 48,176 metric tons of nonfat dry milk; 19,235 metric tons of butterfat; and 2,878 metric tons of cheeses remain uncommitted. These balances will be made available through the issuance of new Invitations for Offers. Country and region quantities may be limited by the individual invitations.
Under U.S. World Trade Organization commitments, USDA is allowed to provide bonuses for dairy products on a July through June yearly basis of 68,201 metric tons of nonfat dry milk; 21,097 metric tons of butterfat; 3,030 metric tons of various cheeses, and 34 metric tons of other dairy products. The balances being made available through the new Invitations for Offers will count against the 2009-10 U.S. WTO commitment levels.
Administered by USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service, the DEIP was reauthorized by the Food, Conservation, and Energy Act of 2008. Under the Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture, the United States has established annual export subsidy ceilings by commodity with respect to maximum permitted quantities and maximum budgetary expenditures.
Despite efforts by some organizations to reduce the size of the dairy herd, milk prices remain below the cost of production for many parts of the country. Farm groups said the USDA announcement will help stabilize prices.
More information about this program, including the announcement of Invitations for Offers, is available at http://www.fas.usda.gov/excredits/deip/deip-new.asp or by calling FAS's Credit Programs Division, Office of Trade Programs, at (202) 720-3224 or (202) 720-6211.
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Verano's Industrial Defender Does Just That
Industrial Strength Opportunities
Most people relate to computer security strictly at the enterprise or corporate level.
So, what's keeping the bad guys out of the computer systems that run a huge metropolitan water works? Or, how would a plant manager know if someone had broken into his multi-megawatt power plant's network? What would happen if a virus got into their plant's networks and took out all of their MS boxes for a few hours?
Good questions.
An attack on these systems could have devastating consequences.
In an interview with Verano's Vice President of Marketing, Lori Dustin and Director of Security Marketing, Al Cooley, they talked about finding a great opportunity to serve their customers in the area of industrial operations cyber-security. They also introduced their latest product, Industrial Defender Guard, that offers a comprehensive perimeter protection, monitoring and alarming system for electrical utilities, water works or large manufacturing plants.
Verano's products are... you knew it was coming..."industrial strength."
Of course, that's no surprise to LinuxPlanet readers because the Industrial Defender Guard appliance product based on the hardened Red Hat SE Linux version, sporting mandatory access control.
Several issues have contributed to opportunities in industrial cyber-security for Verano. Having evaluated many client installations, they found significant differences between enterprise and plant computer systems.
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It's hard to think of Philadelphia without thinking of the cheesesteak, a sandwich containing chopped steak, melted cheese and sometimes peppers and onions. The big cheese steak debate, ongoing between rival restaurants Pat's and Geno's, is whether the steak should be topped with Provolone or American cheese, or canned cheese whiz. Bobby Flay's loaded cheese steak recipe is topped with a melted Provolone sauce, onions, peppers and mushrooms.
- Yield
- 4
- 2 to 2 1/2 pound strip loin, trimmed
- Olive oil
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- Soft hoagie rolls, split 3/4 open
- Provolone Sauce, recipe follows
- Sauteed Mushrooms, recipe follows
- Caramelized Onions, recipe follows
- Sauteed Peppers, recipe follows
- Place steak in freezer for 30 to 45 minutes; this makes it easier to slice the meat. Remove the meat from the freezer and slice very thinly. Heat griddle or grill pan over high heat. Brush steak slices with oil and season with salt and pepper. Cook for 45 to 60 seconds per side. Provolone Sauce: 1 tablespoon unsalted butter 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour 2 cups whole milk, heated 1 cup grated aged provolone cheese 1/4 cup grated Parmigiano-Reggiano 1 teaspoon kosher salt 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper Melt butter in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Whisk in the flour and cook for 1 minute. Slowly whisk in the warm milk, and cook, whisking constantly until thickened, about 4 to 5 minutes. Remove the mixture from the heat and whisk in the provolone and Parmesan until combined; season with the salt and pepper. Sauteed Mushrooms: 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 tablespoon unsalted butter 1 1/2 pounds mushrooms (cremini and shiitake), coarsely chopped 3 tablespoons finely chopped fresh parsley leaves Salt and freshly ground black pepper Heat oil and butter in a large saute pan over high heat. Add the mushrooms and cook until the mushrooms are golden brown. Stir in the parsley and season with salt and pepper. Caramelized Onions: 2 tablespoons unsalted butter 1 tablespoons canola oil 3 large Spanish onions, peeled, halved and thinly sliced 1 teaspoon kosher salt 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper Heat butter and oil in a large saute pan over medium heat. Add the onions, season with salt and pepper, and cook slowly until golden brown and caramelized, stirring occasionally, approximately 30 to 40 minutes. Sauteed Peppers: 2 tablespoons olive oil 2 poblano peppers, thinly sliced 2 Cubano peppers, thinly sliced Salt and freshly ground black pepper