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What Beverages Should I Serve at a Cake Party?
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Q: A friend and I are hosting a Cake-Off party, a friendly cake-baking competition. We've got about ten people baking different cakes, and the decorations are all taken care of, but I'm completely unsure of what beverages to serve with such sweet fare! Personally I like to have cake with a glass of milk or coffee but this seems out of place for an afternoon backyard party with a bunch of adults who normally down craft beer at parties.
Any suggestions for a palate cleanser to break up all the cake sampling? Or any simple finger foods that might help?
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Editor: Laura, what a fantastic party! We wish we could be there — it's a fabulous idea. As far as beverages go, I think that having a milk bar, with chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla milk in Mason jars (on ice) could actually be super-sweet and retro. (See Leela's recipe for strawberry milk here). You could also have soda on hand to make homemade egg creams (with a bit of booze, if you're so inclined).
You could also serve chilled dessert wines. Mary has a great post on pairing wines with cake:
• Yes, You Can Drink Wine With Birthday Cake. Here's How!
And then, why not iced coffee as well? All of this seems fun and quite grown-up to me!
Readers, what do you think?
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I like craft beer, but with cake, milk or coffee please! Maybe something to spike the coffee?
I think the Rosemary Lavendar Cocktail that Serious Eats posted today would be a lovely pairing for cake tasting!
Or how about affogati? Coffee cocktails? I'm sure you could come up with a variation of a White Russian that would work well here.
Sounds fun - maybe try serving some quality chocolate stout? Or Smitten Kitchen's milk punch?
Milk and coffee immediately came to mind for me, but champagne can be nice with cake too.
Might be fun to include Left Hand brewery's Milk Stout or Double Chocolate Porter if you can get your hands on some. Either would be yummy!
I would also consider doing a Cava or Prosecco (both dry, inexpensive sparkling). They would cut some of the sweetness but pair great with desserts. I actually (respectfully) disagree with drinking wines that are sweeter than your dessert. Sugar overkill!
I'm known for hosting chocolate fondue parties. At those, I serve milk, coffee, and tea -- anything to cut the sweetness of the chocolate! I imagine the same would be true of cake parties.
scratch that: Left Hand's porter is called Blackjack porter, but it is brewed with dark chocolate and espresso. Not sweet, but has the delicious chocolatey flavor.
I'd serve Moscato d'asti, it's delicious and low-alcohol. Some real champagne for those that want more, and some fresh lemonade for those that don't want any. Yum, what a fun party!
iced tea! for me, unsweetened tea would be perfect to balance out with the sweetness of all the baked goods. i've never heard of beer with cake, sounds awful. fresh lemonade sounds good too, if it's not too sweet.
I like beverages that cut the sweetness when I'm eating cake. I wouldn't want a drink that contributed much additional sweetness. That's why things like milk and coffee work so well. I would vote for tea and water also making an appearance.
Hot and/or iced tea, maybe one unsweetened black and then one flavored to mix it up, lemon slices for serving. And then a pitcher of still or sparkling water with cucumber slices and another with lemon or other fruit slices. Booze is optional but could be added to any of these items.
@likethunder, a rich, dark stout would be perfectly delightful with cake, believe it or not. Stouts are creamy, not fizzy or tangy like other beers, and they come in the milk, chocolate, coffee and oatmeal variety. However, they're probably also pretty heavy for summertime fare.
Iced coffee also gets my vote...it doesn't need to be overly sweet, but still cold and milky. Lemonade would also be a refreshing break from the sweetness. Of course, I don't see anything wrong with adults drinking milk either, but that's just my opinion.
Champagne with cake is nice. But I'll bet folks will want coffee and milk as options, too.
I second (third? fourth?) the suggestions for Champagne. It's the BEST with cake! A dry rose would be a lovely pairing -- and the bubbles are a good palate cleanser. Agua fresca is cheap and easy, and doesn't have to be super-sweet. And milk is, of course, always a good option. (Check w/ a local school to ask about buying in cartons--I did this for a kid party and it was a big hit.)
I'd probably also offer a few salty snacks (even something like Cheez-Its or Cape Cod chips or pistachios) ... just something to break up all the sugar.
Have you seen this?
What to Drink With Cake.
It's a really nice breakdown of different kinds of cakes and the kind of beverages that complement their flavor profiles.
I automatically thought of Horchata or a juice Spritzer, little juice like cranberry or peach and some soda water. Delicious and refreshing!
Thanks everyone! A dry-ish champagne is a great idea, as is unsweetened tea! I'll be sure to have some coffee on hand too.
Sparkling water? Have a great party!
Try a riesling (to go with yellow or fruity cakes) or a dessert zinfandel (to go with chocolate). A sparkling shiraz also might be nice, simply since you will be outside.
I recently hosted a milk-and-cookies party for adults and served ginger/champagne cocktails (from allrecipes, I believe), Smitten Kitchen's milk punch, a coffee bar (with Kahlua and Bailey's available), and white and strawberry milk. Both the cocktails were big hits and went well with the sweet cookies.
@Jaime L. & jon (in Columbus) -- why not attribute it as Canal House's Milk Punch as that is where SK got her recipe from? Sorry, pet peeve. But you'd sound so discerning too as that particular OOP issue of Canal House is now worth about 2-1/2 times its original price.
Champagne. Don't you dare have a party without booze. Don't you even think of it :)
But iced coffee and milk fun additions
@Slow Lorus,
I get where you're coming from, my biggest pet peeve is people who post things on their blogs with no mention of where it came from,
but expecting someone to post the whole history of a recipe when just providing a link is a bit extreme. Anyone going to SK's website would find she credits Canal House, as well as noticing that she has adapted it.
Also, I'm sure Canal House got their recipe from somewhere too, or at least adapted it. Do they claim their source (I have no idea because we don't get it in Australia).
Your fight is a good fight, but keep it relevant to the context.
Prosecco... If you wanna be fancy, a prosecco cocktail.
Coffee with kahlua & cream sounds awesome too.
Love the iced tea idea, I like drinks that cut the sweetness of the cake. Perhaps some sparking water with mint or basil thrown in?
Fresh brewed Kona coffee, served with superfine sugar and a variety of milks and cream.
Cake is my favorite dessert and this post has liiteralllly (a la Rob Lowe on Parks & Rec) made me happy!
Great sounding suggestions from everyone!
@bkk -- True enough, your point is well-taken, SK is pretty conscientious about citing her sources. There are definitely worse offenders out there. I just notice how popular bloggers try a recipe once, without any substantive changes or modifications, and post it online it's often suddenly somehow perceived as their recipe. It's both the practice and the reception, hand in hand, that is disconcerting to me.
@Anita83 -- love it!
I wouldn't serve to sugary drinks- you already have enough sugar with the cake! I would go simple, milk, unsweetened tea, coffee, water, maybe some nice dessert wines.
Pimms Cup! Pimms, Vodka, lemonade and gingerale. If you want to be British add sliced cucumber, strawberries and some mint. Perfect for an afternoon party!
A good palette cleanser and nice accompaniment might be a slightly acidic black tea. Like PG Tips or Lipton, unsweetened and not to hot to re-set the taste buds and wash away the cloying sweetness of the cake. Or coffee which is often used to clean the palette when trying out different perfumes.
nickilee your comment made me laugh so hard!!!
Okay so the party is tomorrow & I'm doing a pitcher of unsweeted tea with lemon slices, hot coffee (luckily my husband roasts his own beans), a pitcher of chilled water with cucumbers & mint leaves, and I'm going to pick up some very dry champagne. I might do iced coffee too if I can borrow another pitcher from someone.
You guys have all been super helpful! Thanks so much!!!


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- SIXWAYS is poised for an evening of drama as Warriors bid to cling on to their Aviva Premiership status in a must-win clash with visiting Wasps (7.45pm).
- Worcester desperately need to somehow pick up their first win of a dismal league campaign to give them momentum ahead of next weekend's relegation showdown at Newcastle Falcons.
- However, tonight's contest is loaded with sub-plots as the likes of Andy Goode, Matt Mullan and Joe Carlisle are set to make their first return to Sixways since leaving the club last summer.
- You can't help but think that Goode will have a point to prove tonight. Or maybe Carlisle, so often maligned for his interception passes when a Worcester player, could come off the bench and serve up a gift to his old team-mates.
- Either way, it's sure to be an enthralling evening under the lights at Sixways and the Warriors faithful should create a cracking atmosphere. Whatever unfolds, you can follow all the action here.
Thanks for follwoing the blog on what turned out to be yet another devastating evening for Warriors.
Warriors will fight to the bitter end and they are not mathematically down yet, but that really was a sickening blow.— @tomguestWN 21 March 2014
@tomguestWN The worst way to have a win snatched away! Need to build ourselves up for Championship next year and come back stronger— @richiehh 21 March 2014
RT @CharlieFelix: Gut-wrencher, but Worcester cannot be accused of having no culture. Scrapped so hard for each other at the end. Could sti…— @tomguestWN 21 March 2014
@tomguestWN based on this season maybe a season in the Championship is the best. Gutted Lemi might not get to prove a point at Newcastle.— @StefanRedfern 21 March 2014
"@tomguestWN: No music being played here at Sixways. A funereal atmosphere. Nigh-on impossible to come back from that." sums it it perfectly— @jackM_moore 21 March 2014
@tomguestWN Not surprised. That was cruel. :((((— @KellyLyons8 21 March 2014
Goode makes no mistake with the conversion.
A bitter blow for Warriors and they are all but relegated now.
Warriors 11-13 Wasps
TRY Wasps from Jake Cooper-Woolley and Andy Goode has a simple conversion to win the game......
Wasps think they have gone over the line with the clock dead. Time for TMO, but it looked like a try to me....
Seven seconds on the clock and Wasps have the put-in under the posts!!!
They take the quick tap, but Wasps now win the scrum put-in. Tense finale!
Wasps camped on Warriors line wiht 1.35 left and Wasps win a penalty.
Great take of Lamb's up-and-under by Symons, but Warriors are hit for holding on and Wasps clear the penalty to half-way.
Wasps look to get the drive on, but are guilty of crossing to hand Warriors a pressure-relieving penalty.
Jonny Arr's box-kick goes out on the full. Line-out Wasps 22 metres out.
@tomguestWN @WorcsWarriors Squeaky bum time. Come on warriors #coyw #Warriorsfamily— @battenhallblue 21 March 2014
Shervington over-throws his second line-out since coming on, but Andrea Masi knock Goode's poor pass forward. Another let-off for Worcester.
Huge from Mariano Galarza who gets up well to steal the throw-in! Wasps then give away the penalty too.
Jonny Arr is charged down from a line-out in the Worcester 22 and Pennell gathers the loose ball, but is penalised. Interestingly, Wasps go for the corner...
Lamb doesn't appear to strike the ball too well, but it goes through the posts.
Warriors 11-6 Wasps
Replacement hooker Carlo Festuccia collars Fatiaki with a high tackle and Warriors have a penalty on the 10m line.
Mike Williams is strong over the ball to win an important penalty as Wasps burst into the Warriors half. The kick is cleared to the visitors' 10m line.
Lemi has now gone off for Andy Symons.
Wasps come back at Worcester again, but Goode's attempted drop-goal goes wide of the target.
TRY Warriors! A superb break down the touch-line by David Lemi leaves the Wasps defence standing and Sam Betty follows up superbly to pick up the loose ball and touch down for a huge try! Lemi didn't look too past it there...!
Lamb misses the tough conversion.
Warriors 8-6 Wasps
Warriors try to batter through, but James Haskell wraps up Ravai Fatiaki in a choke tackle and wins the turn-over.
Good comeback from Warriors as they surge back upfield and win a kickable penalty, but Lamb opts to go to the corner. The crowd like that move!
A sloppy start to the second-half from Warriors as they lose their own scrum put-in and end up conceding a penalty. Goode adds the three points.
Warriors 3-6 Wasps
Goodey gets the second-half under way. Hopefully, it will be an improvement...
In the week, Dean Ryan said his side needed to 'win ugly' if necessary. They are certainly taking their boss at his word...— @tomguestWN 21 March 2014
@tomguestWN I've no doubt it will be ugly….not sure they will win though!— @Grim_Reaper71 21 March 2014
Good for distance, but just wide of the left-hand post, so we go into the break all-square.
Warriors 3-3 Wasps
With about a minute left of the half, Warriors' tigerish defence wins a penalty five metres into the Wasps half. Pennell having a shot at goal and this could give Warriors a big boost going into the break.
Lamb returns the favour with another kick out on the full.
Ironic jeers and chants of 'Goodey' as the Wasps fly-half kicks the ball out on the full.
Goode fires a penalty deep into Worcester territory to give Wasps a good attacking platform.
Matt Mullan evokes that famous tackle on James Hook by showing a good turn of pace to burst out of his own 22 and take play up to half-way.
The veteran fly-half makes no mistake.
Warriors 3-3 Wasps
Euan Murray is pinged for not rolling away and former Warriors Andy Goode will have the chance to level the scores.
Warriors drive close from the line-out, but are gradually driven back until Worcester set the drop-goal, but Lamb's effort drifts wide.
Jonny Arr with a big charge-down and Joe Simpson scrambles the ball into touch by the corner-flag, line-out Warriors!
No repeat of the superb first kick this time as the ball misses the target.
Warriors 3-0 Wasps
Both sides are struggling for supremacy in the scrums so far, but Worcester win the penalty this time. Similar range to before, but Pennell will be full of confidence after the first effort.
Great tracking along the line by Sam Betty to make a big tackle and then Jonny Arr is quickly over the ball to win the penalty. Good stuff.
Scrum Wasps mid-way through the Warriors half after Grove is called for a forward-pass.
#selfiefromyourseat #southstand #coyw @WorcsWarriors @tomguestWN http://t.co/Yyg9kRePxG— @battenhallblue 21 March 2014
Wow, what a superb hit by the full-back, who smacks the ball through the posts.
Warriors 3-0 Wasps
Euan Murray gets one over on ex-Warriors Matt Mullan winning a penalty at the first scrum. Pennell having a crack at goal from near half-way.
A bright start from Warriors as they win an early turn-over and pile pressure on Wasps with Chris Pennell going close to scoring. The move eventually breaks down though and Joe Launchbury hacks the ball clear.
Ryan Lamb gets us under way, Warriors attacking the empty North Stand.
The players are poised to take to the field and kick-off is moments away here at Sixways.
Can Warriors finally rise to the challenge? They better had or they will be all but relegated.
@tomguestWN where is everyone? Never seen it so empty for a fri night prem fixture— @battenhallblue 21 March 2014
North Stand ticket-holders are being asked to make their way to blocks 'G' and 'H' in the East Stand to find alternative seats.
Here's tonight two line-ups: http://t.co/9PGvy8mWR0— @tomguestWN 21 March 2014
It seems as thought the cameraman who was on the gantry escaped uninjured when the platform came down. No-one else was caught up in the incident and the game will kick-off as normal.
However, the North Stand will be closed as a safety precaution and fans are being re-located to the other three stands.
The North Stand is being emptied at the moment due to a TV gantry collapsing behind it. No-one has been injured
A TV gantry behind the North Stand has apparently collapsed and the stand is being emptied. Don't think there will be a delay to kick-off.— @tomguestWN 21 March 2014
Not too sure what is happening at the moment, but I'll let you know more when I hear anything.— @tomguestWN 21 March 2014
Right, time for a quick stroll around the ground to take in the atmosphere before kick-off.
Stay tuned from 7.30pm...
And here's what former Sixways media man Ben Mottram predicts for tonight's game...
@tomguestWN Warriors win by 20 points. Hat-trick from Lemi, Pennell m.o.m. and you burn your mouth on the pies #perfectday— @benmottram77 21 March 2014
It's just over an hour until kick-off, so here's a bit of pre-match reading to settle the nerves.
Firstly, these ridiculous comments from Newcastle boss Dean Richards will not have gone un-noticed inside Sixways:
Newcastle boss stokes fires ahead of showdown with Warriors
Also, I spoke to departing lock Chris Jones this week:
Squad needs to settle down at Warriors: Chris Jones
The official team-sheets will be out imminently, but here are the line-ups that were announced by both clubs yesterday.
Tweet me your comments and thoughts before, during and after what will be a huge night in Warriors' history and I will add them to the blog.— @tomguestWN 21 March 2014


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Race Riot! Tour Recap: Columbus! @ Skylab on Oct 3, 2012
Columbus, Ohio! We arrived a bit early so we decided to walk around and explore the downtown area.
- Anna Vo and Mimi Thi Nguyen: so many feelings.
- Cristy on the corner of High and Gay Street
- Cristy and Mimi at sunset
- Mimi Thi Nguyen and her pink purse
- Daniela Capistrano
Around 7pm we headed to Ryan's, our event organizer for Columbus and host for the evening. This printmaking-art space/punk house has an amazing first floor filled with printing materials and equipment. The second flow is the living space for the three folks who work and reside there.
- This looks interesting, right? makewavescolumbus.tumblr.com
We had an amazing vegan chili and cornbread dinner with Ryan and then headed to Skylab, which is on the fifth floor of a building in downtown Columbus.
We're writing this from the van so we'll just let the photos tell the rest of the story …
- Alexis McCrimmon (l) and Osa Atoe (r)
Alexis is a filmmaker and screened two collage style experimental shorts last night. But we didn't take any pictures because we were too enraptured.
- Art by Cristy C. Road
- Alexis and our host Ryan at Skylab
- One of the posters for our show made by local organizers
- Mariam Bastani shakes it
- Anna Vo hoops
- Mimi dances to freestyle near the Race Riot! mall
- Nerve Wracking performs (Meghan on guitar)
We'll be updating this post with more photos later today, we just need to get them off of everyone's phones ^_^
Tonight we have an evening event at the University of Pittsburgh. We can't wait to see Heather Manning, who helped organized our previous Pittsburgh show at The Mr. Roboto Project, but who couldn't attend because she had to work.
If you're in the area, come through and please help us signal boost. <3 Thanks fam.
1) We're doing a zine about this tour, so if you were part of any of the events, let us know if you want to contribute.
2) We're doing a national conference in 2014.
3) We love you.
POC Zine Project's mission is to make zines by people of color easy to find, distribute and share - community and activism through materiality. We are touring through 12 cities from Sept 24 - Oct 7.
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Oct 6: University of Maryland + Brickhaus - College Park and Baltimore
Oct 5: St. Stephen & the Incarnation Episcopal Church - Washington, D.C.
Oct 4: University of Pittsburgh - Pittsburgh
Oct 3: Skylab - Columbus
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|February 25, 2005
Smoked Cocaine vs. Non-Smoked Cocaine Admissions: 2002
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Smoked cocaine admissions were more likely to report daily use prior to admission compared to non-smoked cocaine admissions (42 vs. 29 percent) (Figure 1). Smoked cocaine admissions were less likely than non-smoked cocaine admissions to report no use in the past month (23 vs. 31 percent).3 Both smoked and non-smoked cocaine admissions had similar proportions (25 percent) reporting use of cocaine one to six times in the past week.
|Figure 1. Smoked and Non-Smoked Cocaine Admissions, by Frequency of Use: 2002
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|Figure 2. Smoked and Non-Smoked Cocaine Admissions, by Race/Ethnicity: 2002
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2 Secondary substances are other substances of abuse also reported at the time of admission.
3 Forty-six percent of smoked cocaine admissions who reported no use in the past month and 55 percent of non-smoked cocaine admissions who reported no use in the past month were referred by the criminal justice system.
4 Unemployed includes those seeking work as well as those considered to be not in the labor force (i.e., retired, student, etc.). Analysis of employment status included admissions aged 19 to 64.
5 Service settings are of three types: ambulatory, residential/rehabilitative, and detoxification. Ambulatory settings include intensive outpatient, non-intensive outpatient, and ambulatory detoxification. Residential/rehabilitative settings include hospital (other than detoxification), short-term (30 days or fewer), and long-term (more than 30 days). Detoxification includes 24-hour hospital inpatient and 24-hour free-standing residential.
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For the first time in a long time, I repurchased a mascara. A long journey ladies. I was steadily working my way through many incarnations of high end and drug store brands, until I tried this about a year ago. Now I have been going steady with the Clump Crusher. This baby lengthens, volumizes and defines each lash with no clumps! It does what it says! The flexible brush works fine on my lashes, I find it separates them coats them just fine but I like a natural look. If you want took like you are wearing falsies this isn't going to do that.
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Eh, ok. I am a huge fan of Cover Girl mascaras and this one just didn't do it for me. First off I don't like a curved wand. Second, my lashes stayed wet longer and I curl mine after I apply mascara and it left a weird product-clump kink that's never happened before. My eyes seemed more irritated than usual, and I like more lash drama. I miss Cover Girls discontinued mascaras Fantastic lash- that one was the best!!!
I would have to 100% agree with the most recent review on this mascara just below mine. I wasn't super thrilled with this mascara either when I first got it. Then I realized its true purpose. It's an everyday, normal eyelash, pretty mascara. It doesn't give me massive volume or length. But I can wiggle it into my lashline very well and it darkens the line. It's also great for lower lashes. No matter how many coats I apply -- no clumping. I like to use this as a base mascara for others that provide more volume or length. But I tend to grab this when I'm in a hurry or just want a minimal look. When I go to the gym, I don't want it to look like I've put makeup on -- but I MUST put mascara on -- and this is the one for that job. It's a pretty nice mascara and I will continue to purchase it.
When I first began using this, I wasn't thrilled with it. I thought it was average, even below average at times. But as time went on it really started to grow on me. I prefer more of a full lashes kind of look. This provides more of an everyday look. In order to achieve more coverage you need to apply several (3/4) coats of this. I will say it doesn't clump even with the amount of coats I apply, which is the main selling point here. I should have realized this is because the formula isn't super thick. The packaging is a bit bulky and obnoxious (lime green) but that's not a deal-breaker for me if the product performs well. I began alternating this with Tarte's Amazonian Clay Mascara and ended up throwing that one out after a short period of time and favoring this one! Sometimes classic/drugstore is the way to go! Would definitely repurchase for daytime/work days!
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Check Out a Poster of Every Futurama Character
It's thorough.
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It's thorough.
See what our TV critic thought was the best of the best.
It's Bart vs. Bender!
Voiced by Seth MacFarlane.
The series, which airs the back half of its final season starting June 19, is an undervalued gem.
This summer's thirteen episodes will be the show's last, maybe.
Fry's dog, two Zoidbergs, and much more!
Also, a Scooby-Doo homage.
See which installments of Louie, 30 Rock, Archer, and more made the list.
Dan Harmon on Community, Matt Groening in Futurama, Carl Reiner on The Dick Van Dyke Show, and more.
Rocket ships on sticks, cardboard hovercars on pulleys.
Why not Zoidberg?
We've got a look at "Steamboat Willie"–style Fry and Co.
USA's shows, however, are not as hot as they once were.
What does an alien billboard really advertise? And did you know the Harlem Globetrotters' proof for brain-switching is actually the fact-checked work of a Ph.D.?
No deals signed yet, but all signs point to another season. And Katey Sagal says so, too!
Plus one monster recap of all previous seasons.
Plus: NBC is saved!
Plus: More 'Futurama'!
Plus: So long, People's Choice Awards.
Four direct-to-DVD movies based on a half-hour cartoon canceled years ago: Hooray!
We've not yet seen Bender's Big Score, the new straight-to-DVD Futurama movie hitting stores today, but based on the above still we're prepared to give it our full endorsement as it looks pants-soilingly hilarious.
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The 10-year-old Delaware County girl who stole the nation's heart with her fight for new lungs will be back in the operating room Monday.
Sarah Murnaghan is making some strides in her recovery, but her family says she's not out of the woods just yet.
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Granted, that's not saying much, particularly in the age of "Big 4" dominance, when guys like Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal are snatching up all of the major championships.
Still Roddick has been a damn good player over the years, even if some people don't think he lived up to his potential.
His 2009 Wimbledon final loss to Federer was one of the greatest Major championship finals ever. His 2003 US Open win was his only Major championship, but he also won 31 other tournaments, and was a finalist at WImbledon 3 times.
Roddick was briefly the number 1 player in the world, back in 2003. Pretty impressive, if you ask me.
Now, he's calling it quits, presumably to spend a little more time with his wife, supermodel Brooklyn Decker.
While I think he still has quite a bit left in the tank... I must be honest. I don't blame him at all.
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