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Yawn, can we talk about something new alrdy please? Oh wait, yeah there is nothing new to talk about since this show keeps going in circles of triangles...with its shitty storylines...
Damn, can't wait for Michael to do a photo-recap of this episode because yeah....just like GG in its s5, the phot-recaps are the only things to get me through this terrible writing and horrible fashion....Caroline, sweety DO SOMETHING WITH YOUR HAIR!
While I have no interest on refuting or writing a lot of meta about this show, but I call bullshit on the very first part already...
OF COURSE CAROLINE SHOULD JUDGE KLAUS MORE THAN HE JUDGES HER:Klaus is an abusive misogynist serial killer who spent 1000 years doing horrible bullshit, murdering entire families and laughing about it. Deaths Caroline caused can be counted with one hand and they never had malicious cause on her wanting to kill someone or hurt someone intentionally. SHE HAS THE MORAL HIGH-GROUND.
Its not a "FLAW". Its the ONLY bit of consistent realistic morality in the whole fucking show, where everyone else is consistently making fun of Caroline for BEING RAPED as if it was no big deal.
So yeah for all intents and purposes caroline has every right to blame and NOT be blamed by him, because HE IS THE OFFENDER and she is his victim.
The ammount of horrible bullshit, abuse apologism and misogyny in the first point is VOMIT INDUCING.
Show could rape caroline's character FURTHER and make her kill a country - that would STILL NOT BALANCE THE SCALES, but oh well, Plec will try and its infuriating - because Plec is bassically saying that the VICTIM DESERVED IT...
Second point is bullshit too since everyone in TVD is a sociopath and NOONE'S DECISIONS ever matter or get called out on. Except Caroline's since Plec hates her. the show has NO MORAL SETTING to judge characters on. "WE" can, but the narrative does not, making it pointless.
Third point is even bigger bullshit as it's bassically the whole "victim blaming" part of point 1, BUT EXPANDED. More misogyny, more victim blaming, more excuses for abuse.
Fourth point is nonsensical shipper nonsense.
Fifth point ignores the fact that MAKING Caroline morally gray destroys her character - EVERYONE ELSE in the show already is "oh so misunderstood" and "does bad things for excuses"(without the show calling out of them). The MAIN FACTOR on why people liekd Caroline was because she was NOT CRAY. She was strong, independent stable growing woman with none of the shitty TVD angst the show never managed to write correctly.Caroline was different vampire. Someone who takes her humanity and morality ABOVE her new nature. Taking that away from her destroys ALL OF HER CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT IN S1 and S2.
And then I read how the bullshit author of that post CONDEMNS Caroline for BEING JUSTIFIABLY ANGRY AT HER ABUSERS and I puked and stopped reading that bullshit.
It's the opposite, ask BR and Patri. The S&S thread is full of anti Damon apologists, his fans that don't take it personal stick around, but a lot of them make some hilarious speech on how annoying we are and then they never come back. It's dominated by Stefan fans but they don't white wash him either. Last time I saw Steffdward thread, I saw a lot of people with steffie avatars justifying steffie's actions by saying he totally was drugged/compelled by Klaus during 20's to do all the bad stuff...
The cast isn't slut shamed there, but they criticise everyone's acting except for Paul and Joseph.
"oh elena is such a big slut for eyefucking damon through season one".
How is that not slut-shaming?


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Georgia Tech coach Paul Hewitt said the difference in his players' defensive performance against Virginia Tech, and the one in the previous game at Virginia, came down to details.
A game after the Cavaliers became the ninth team this season to hit more than 40 percent of their 3-pointers, the Hokies missed 10 of their 11 attempts in Georgia Tech's 72-57 victory on Tuesday.
"We've been talking about being more aware when you're off the ball," Hewitt said. "We have a tendency to lock in on the ball, which is why we get a lot of steals. The second half we did a much better job of recognizing when our man was off the ball and recognizing who the shooters were when they were off the ball."
Because Georgia Tech sometimes focuses too much on the ball, defenders would lose track of their man, which would allow him to slip into open spots. The Hokies were able to find some of those areas, but they couldn't make those shots.
No one had a tougher time than Malcolm Delaney, one of the ACC's most dangerous scorers. Harassed by Iman Shumpert, Delaney missed eight of his 11 shots and finished with eight points, 10.9 points less than his season average. Shumpert said he tried to deny Delaney the ball, often forcing him to go past the 3-point line to catch it.
"I think we played him tough and when I needed help I got it," Shumpert said. "We played him hard at the basket and we went up there and contested every shot."
As a team, the Hokies made just two jump shots. In a statistical oddity that's the reverse of the trouble Tech has had guarding 3-pointers, 52 of Virginia Tech's 57 points came in the free-throw line or at the free-throw line.
"They played hard and did a good job contesting the shots," Virginia Tech coach Seth Greenberg said.
In their past three home games, Tech victories by an average margin of 23.3 points, opponents are making an average of 30.9 percent of their field goals.
"The energy you get [at home] really helps," Hewitt said. "Our student section these last three home games has been really good."
Tech (10-9, 3-3) will need another performance like that with Maryland coming to Alexander Memorial Coliseum on Sunday. The Jackets will travel to Miami on Feb. 3, followed by consecutive home games against Clemson (Feb. 5) and Florida State (Feb. 10).
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January 26th, 2011
12:30 am
The Hokies beat themselves in 2nd half with turn- overs and just shooting 20%. GT got a break and we'll take it. Not many fans and everyone know why..PH. The players tonight could have won without a coach, great going team.
Now, I still say "Fire Paul Hewitt."
January 26th, 2011
12:31 am
A smart, hard working and dare I say, well-coached, performance by GT in tonight's win over VT.
Shumpert was fantastic.
January 26th, 2011
12:45 am
I wish we could play all games at AMC.
Iman had a great game. Triple doubles are rare in college. It's a first for a Tech player in ACC play.
I want to end my self imposed ban on attending men's basketball until Timeout Timmy is fired but I think I'll stick to just attending the women's games. Coach Jo is ten times the leader than Pushover Paul.
Go Jackets!
January 26th, 2011
1:03 am
I think I get it now. When we lose, it's because of Hewitt, and he should be fired. When we play well and win, it's in spite of Hewitt, and he should be fired.
We've won three (more than a lot of people expected for the year) of the last four conference games, all by wide margins, which apparently proves Hewitt cannot coach. Am I understanding this correctly?
January 26th, 2011
1:33 am
It don't matter. Hewitt has Stolen enough of TECH's money to half-azz coach. He needs to go. For all the great games there are twice as many bad games.
January 26th, 2011
2:12 am
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January 26th, 2011
6:14 am
Give credit where credit is due. Tech played very well, and looked prepared. Now follow it up. We're going to have to win some on the road to make the postseason.
January 26th, 2011
6:45 am
Keep Hewitt forever! Tech deserves him!
January 26th, 2011
7:48 am
Teh has a very talented team and can play with any team across the country but they have to be prepared and coached. Tech has the athletic ability to beat a lot of teams on athleticism alone but when it comes down to crunch time, Hewitt cant get it done. He has to go. Once he's gone, Tech will be back to the 20 plus wins a season and the second to Elite-Eight rounds of the NCAA. tournament.
January 26th, 2011
8:19 am
Has Georgia Tech athletics ever looked so pathetic? When a basketball team wins a game and there is no one there to witness it, and no one who wasn't there cares, does it make a sound? Check out the scene in Athens? They have a coach. We don't. End ot story.
January 26th, 2011
8:22 am
Fred and Gordon are you crazy or some of CPH family members????? Fire CPH!!!! DRAD does the empty seats not speak volume???? I would like to say what a great game by IMAN!!! Tripele Double and GREAT defense on Delaney!! Oliver great shooting game also!! I would love to come down and cheer ya'll on but only when CPH is gone!!!!!
January 26th, 2011
8:26 am
Yes! Keep hewitt!!!
January 26th, 2011
8:27 am
I'm far from a Hewitt supporter and have been watching Tech since the Cremins days. With that being said I can see an improvement in offense this year. The way the ball moves in and out. I wish we could have feed Favors as well last year. So kudos to whoever is responsible for the improved offense.
January 26th, 2011
9:15 am
All I said was give credit where credit is due. Tech DID play well last night. I know 3 home wins doesn't cancel out 5 and a half years of mostly underachievement, but can't we at least be positive when the team plays well?
January 26th, 2011
9:18 am
TechfaninVR, you haven't been paying attention to GROUND HOG DAY. We always see improvement this time of the year…problem is, the year is more than half over.
No need to get excited, we still have road games and Coach Phewitt.
January 26th, 2011
10:02 am
Gordon there is a difference in positive and stupid. Yes, the players played well but the other team suck..so what does that tell you? Hewitt will never win back the fans!
Ok..thanks coach for our $7 million win!
January 26th, 2011
10:11 am
Congrats to Iman and the Tech team. I watched the game last night and Iman played under control for the whole game. I wish I could say the same on Rice and some others, but all are playing more as a team than anytime before.
I didn't notice any glaring issues with Hewitt last night. No stupid time outs, etc.
Iman, you have turned into the leader I thought you could become; best of luck against Maryland.
January 26th, 2011
10:27 am
Watching the UGA game, and then watching the GT game… the GT crowd was pathetic! Im not sure if Hewitt will ever win the fans back over, but i still believe that GT could be one of the top programs in the country if Hewitt would just swallow his pride, and hire a TOP assistant coach. Someone whos a ex-head college coach. Or bring in a "special assistant" for 1 year or 2. Someone like a Lefty Drisel, or a Bob Knight. Someone with name recognition to get fans back in the seats and the program is trying to improve!!
As for this year, GT making the NIT would be a sucessfull year after how the year started.
January 26th, 2011
10:29 am
Ive been a CPH critic for a while but he had the team ready to play last night. The defensive schemes were setup well and the offensive schemes, particularly attacking the middle of the zone were also effective. I would like to know though how we can be so much better at home. We get beaten pretty good by VA on the road and then come right back and beat a better VT team by 15 at home.
January 26th, 2011
10:32 am
I have been a life long GT basketball fan and I wish that the Hewitt bashing would stop. You have to look at all of the facts that are involved in the current status of the GTMBB program:
#1 – This is a very young team. There are only 4 upper classmen on this team (2 seniors & 2 juniors). Out of these 4, only 2 play a significant role on the team (M Miller & Shump) and only 1 has started all 19 games. Total upper classman min's 1101 (957 of them are M Miller & Shump). Total under classman min's 2749. There are always growing pains when you have a team this young and the Jackets have taken more than their fair share of lumps this season. However, you can see this young team start to develop and grow as the season has progressed. This type of improvement does not happen without sound coaching.
#2 – The team lost 2 key players early to the NBA (Favors & Lawal). Lawal and Favors accounted for a combined 25.5 PPG and 17 RPG. Can you imagine what type of team we would have this year if these two guys stick around?? You cannot blame PH for this and it also makes it very tough to build a program when you are not able to keep your 5-star players for 4 full seasons.
Its a shame that certain "so-called" GT fans are boycotting this team because you take issue with the coach. I respect that this is your right to support or not support the team. If you are on this blog, I assume that do consider yourself a strong GT supporter.
If you are able look past some of the teams early setbacks, you might see what I see – A young team that is starting to grow and that plays hard everynight on both ends of the floor. I would like to see some of this same intensity on the road from this team and I believe that we will.
If you are a true fan – then come out on Sunday night and fill the Thriller Dome and get behind "Your" team! Last night's game was as entertaining of a CBB game as you are going to find and this team deserves your support!
January 26th, 2011
10:32 am
Well said Gordon. This is a young team with a lot of athleticism but undersized. Having lost a large proportion of our scoring last year to the NBA, it is not surprising that it has taken a while for the team to learn it's identity and play the type of defense CPH is looking for. To those of you who comment on the athleticism and say CPH is holding them back, simply ignores the reality that we would not have these athletes without Paul. Go Jackets!!
January 26th, 2011
10:38 am
Dear Brian Oliver,
The season started in November. I guess showing up late is better than not showing up at all.
In all seriousness we were having issues at the half and Hewitt made some changes. After that the mistakes came because of Daniel Miller's foul trouble and the fact that Holsey isn't tall enough to play center. This win is just as much Hewitt's as it is Shumpert's for the triple double.
I just don't understand why the team is like a 5 year old child in that they need their hands slapped for something every 5 minutes and then they do the right thing. There is no reason with our athletic guards anyone should be shooting 3's on us like they have been. Points in the paint I understand, beyond the arc no way.
January 26th, 2011
10:52 am
Dream on IL and Midtown..
IL said, would not have these players without Paul Hewitt? Give me a break. We may have better without him..who wants to play for Paul Hewitt?
January 26th, 2011
11:03 am
Nice to see the killer finishing towards the end.
January 26th, 2011
11:04 am
GTfan – and you call yourself a fan?? These players clearly are growing under Hewitt. Look at the development of Daniel Miller. Shump has grown into a All-ACC player. Clearly you are not watching and with your attitude…who needs a fan like you!
January 26th, 2011
11:25 am
GTfan, now you are just acting delusional. Favors was the #3 choice in the draft last year and Thaddeus Young was a high pick his year. GT is not going to get even better players-that is just silly and you know better. Have you been to a game and seen our size-I was shocked at how undersized we are. Its understandably having lost our front line to the NBA. If you were objective you would admit the team is better now than at the beginning of the season, which is attributable to the coaching.
January 26th, 2011
11:28 am
I remember something in the offseason about Tech installing a motion offense. I think that it was on full display last night. Again, I'm far from a Hewitt supporter but I think he is doing one of his better jobs this year. Lets face it, recruiting is not the problem with Hewitt. IF he can figure out some solid schemes to bank on then we could be dangerous.
January 26th, 2011
11:28 am
This is a young team that played good, smart defense last night. Kudos to this bunch and Hewitt. If we are going to criticize them when they don't play well then we need to praise them when they do. On the football side we MUST get McCollum or else it is a bust.
January 26th, 2011
11:30 am
If you ask me I will come back
January 26th, 2011
11:34 am
Dooner, I guess I haven't been following. Who is McCollum and why is he so important?
January 26th, 2011
12:15 pm
Yes, Hewitt's great at one and done……..
January 26th, 2011
12:30 pm
I'm watching. We'll see who is right. Attitude has nothing to do with it. Hewitt is killing Tech's PR doing more harm than good. Just look at the empty seats.
Midtown & IL got to be family of PH.
January 26th, 2011
12:32 pm
Midtown. What you said is good and true. My issues are different. There are 2 glaring problems: Attendance and Mental Discipline.
It is humiliating to see an empty Thriller Dome! It being empty means no program excitement or momentum. This doesn't happen in one season based on a young team. It happens over several years of bad play. My son is a senior and didn't bother paying his athletic fee because the games are so pitiful to watch. This is a kid who loves Tech sports.
The lack of mental discipline has been a part of Tech BBall for several years as well. That is why they always find a way to blow a game even if 3/4's of it was played well. Yes, this years team is young and could be why the mental problems. But you can't say that over the last several years. History then proves that there is more of a problem with the program than just young players.
January 26th, 2011
1:42 pm
Geez GT MIdtown Fan, it's ONE freaking game! I've been a fan since the early 80's, so don't rollout your pompous "be a fan" attitude on me! Phewitt sucks and I have the feaking numbers to back me up! Do you really want to get in a fact-based battle with me? All you have to do is open your eyes and see ALL the people in the stands last night. I for one will NOT attend another game until this guy is gone. I've written the Athletic Department and no money is coming from me until they do the right thing and fire Phewitt. Wait until we go on the road….
January 26th, 2011
2:57 pm
No, GTfan having met Paul, his family and the families of several of the players over the past several years, I am just a big admirer. I guess in my opinion, and I realize not everyone may feel this way, the way the head coach represents the Institute and the way the players reflect the Institute's values are important to me. In an era where there is so much boorish behavior even among college coaches, Paul has never caused me to be ashamed of my connection with Tech. For that I am very appreciative.
January 26th, 2011
4:06 pm
Yurtle – It is of my opinion that you support your school/team no matter what. No where in my post was I attempting to be pompous or claim that I am a bigger fan then the next person. If you wish to put some facts or "feaking numbers" as you put it, on the record, then be my guest. None of the facts that I posted can be disputed. When you say Coach Hewitt "Sucks" – what do you mean by that? Your post is nothing more than a factless rant. My point is that if you are a true GT Hoops fan then come out and support the kids on the floor – they have been playing their butts off despite the lack of fan support from fair weather fans who have a personal vendetta against the coach.
GTBuzz85 – I agree that seeing an empty Thriller Dome is tough to swallow, especially when you consider that this is the last season ever at this historic arena. The mental discipline should improve as these young players start to mature. Hopefully your son will come around and attend some games.
GTfan – For the record I am not related to PH nor am I even a graduate of GT. I grew up in ATL and am merely a loyal fan.
January 26th, 2011
4:50 pm
GT Midtown Fan… I'll start with one fact that you don't seem to be looking at. GT under Phewitt is 31-86 on the road (non-neutral sites). THAT is one indicator that Phewitt sucks. I would like to see the seats not only remain empty but actually get more empty until we get rid of this disgrace of a coach. This one fact (losing record away from home) alone cannot be disputed either. Your "facts"are that Lawal and Favors jumped to the NBA. How did Phewitt coach up their talent? Was Tech better because of their presence? A real coach would have worked their talent into the offense and we would have won more games rather than be a 10-seed in last year's tournament. Phewett had 2 NBA talented players and couldn't coach them any higher than a 10 seed. That is why he sucks. Shall I post how many tournament victories he has? How many ACC tournament victories he has? How many championships he has won? How many players have gotten better after they left his "coaching"? Listen, if you want to be a polly-anna, fine. I'm not supporting this guy and my kids (who want to attend) haven't been either. I'd rather drive my kids to Athens and let them see a real coach in action.
January 26th, 2011
5:02 pm
GTBuzz85 – a student not paying his athletic fee? That's pathetic. Don't tell me the kid loves GT sports then. What the hell else does he have to do?
I'm not a Hewitt fan. His track record speaks for itself. But last nights game was fun to watch, as were the previous 2 home games. The kids are playing better and getting an idea of how to compete, learning their roles. This team has plenty of talent and Shumpert is maturing into a complete stud.
I still blame Hewitt for the inconsistencies & the bad losses to poor teams earlier in the year, but I have to admit that they played well last night, at least in the 2nd half.
Sadly, the empty seats say too much against Hewitt. I can agree that Paul has always represented the Institute well and he is a good man, but the coaching record speaks for itself.
Now, all Tech fans, Hewitt is not getting fired today. These kids are playing hard and trying to compete. Let's support them for the the rest of the season and just enjoy some good college basketball. The games would be even more fun if the AMC was packed and loud. So Buzz85, tell your kid to go scalp a ticket and get in there if he loves GT sports.
January 26th, 2011
6:23 pm
I'm a season ticket holder and always will be. I didn't attend a couple of games in December, but always watch the games against the ACC teams, even when I doubt our ability to win with a lack of talent or effort.
Folks, if you didn't bother to attend the last three home games, you've missed the best overall effort in a few years. The defense against Virginia Tech last night was outstanding! The guys were working the ball around for open shots too. Now it really comes down to whether somebody gets hot shooting….and if so, look out!
My point is, whether or not you feel Hewitt should leave, you should attend the games for this group of players. I can honestly say that this team has shown a lot of improvement and really hustles when on the court. They DESERVE a full house!
January 26th, 2011
6:51 pm
Amen Chuck P! I am glad that I am not the only one who see this team coming together. Come out and support this team – they are starting to play some good ball! Lets fill the dome on Sunday night!!
January 26th, 2011
8:31 pm
Doug, I have been very critical of Hewitt and have not changed my mind that he needs to go, but I must give credit to him for the appearance of putting life into this team. I think he may have just turned them loose and said go get it .He has nothing to lose with this approach.
I still think he needs to go and I think we will stall the rest of the year, but if I am wrong I will be a stand up guy and admit it. My guess is that I will be able to bitch about him the rest of the year!
January 26th, 2011
9:31 pm
I watched fox this year. He beat tech by one point during techs worst stretch of season. Send your money to uga. Favors is not tearing up NBA his first year. I guess they cannot coach there either.
January 26th, 2011
10:26 pm
Born2Buzz – He is married, working his way through school, and has been on the Deans List every semester. He utilizes his time wisely which doesn't include watching a team that may or may not show up to play on a given night.
January 27th, 2011
11:58 am
I am a season ticket holder and GT Alum and I will be rooting for Gary Williams Sunday night because he is a real coach. The only way GT gets out of this funk is for him to be fired. You can blast me all you want about how horrible that is, we should support the kids, etc. Getting rid of Hewitt is for the long term good of the program. I feel sorry for any kid that has to play for him.
January 28th, 2011
9:11 pm
At least you know you are horrible rooting for Williams. Send your money and support to another program. GT is a great school and deserves much better than you.


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A Roundup Of Eggplant
Eggplant is one of my favorite vegetables. Well, it's actually a fruit — did you know that? It's cooked as a vegetable, like tomatoes. Another thing tomatoes and eggplant have in common: they are members of the nightshade family. They are so versatile; they can be pickled, fried, stewed, stir-fried, braised, baked, stuffed, roasted, and pureed. And they aren't all purple, either. There are lavender-colored, green, splotchy, and orange eggplants!
Eggplant are native to the Indian subcontinent and the Himalayan area, and they have been cultivated in Southeast Asia since prehistoric times. Arabs brought eggplant to the Mediterranean area in the early Middle Ages.
The reason this fruit is called an "eggplant" is because the cultivars in the 18th century were white to pale yellow in color, and resembled hen's eggs.
Eggplants are bitter when raw, but develop a savory and complex flavor when cooked. The texture of the flesh is meaty and it absorbs sauces and cooking liquids very easily. Eggplants are commonly found in:
• Ratatouille, the quintessential Provencal vegetable stew
• Pasta dishes, such as this rigatoni with eggplant recipe
• Spreads and dips such as eggplant caviar and baba ghanoush
• Stir-fry dishes like Chinese Five Spice Eggplant
• Eggplant Parmigiana (Food Network)
• Moussaka, a traditional Greek eggplant dish (Squidoo)
• Imam Bayildi, a Turkish stuffed eggplant dish common in mezes (Clifford Wright)
• Baingan Ka Bharta, an Indian roasted eggplant dish (About.com)
The eggplants I found and photographed are:
• Chinese eggplant are long and thin, and dark lavender in color. These are great in stir fries, braises, and pickles.
• Filipino eggplant are long and thin, and dark green in color with flushes of light purple. These are often braised, stewed, and fried. Commonly cooked in adobo dishes and roasted & mashed.
• Graffiti eggplant is similar to Italian eggplant in size and shape, with pretty lavender and white mottled skin. Cooked in stews, pastas, and baked dishes.
• Indian eggplant are small and can range from thumbnail to hen's egg-sized. Dark reddish-purple in color, these are pickled, cooked in curries, soups, and stews.
• Italian eggplant are hefty and fat, with black-purple skin. Used in ratatouille, Middle Eastern dishes, pastas, pizzas, stuffed eggplant dishes, and baked dishes.
• Japanese eggplant are short and thin, with dark purple skin and dark-colored stems. Often pickled, used in tempura, and braised.
• Thai eggplant are small, round, and greenish-white in color. Used in curries.
• White eggplant are a heirloom variety and are cooked the same way as Italian and graffiti eggplants.
What's your favorite sort of eggplant, and what's your favorite recipe for it?
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• Learning to Love Eggplant: How to Pick 'Em, Cook 'Em, and Eat 'Em
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This is one of my favorite eggplant recipes:
I think the big globe eggplants are best for it. I used ones called 'Black Beauty' from our garden.
I love to roast Japanese Eggplant and then make this snack: Grilled Eggplant Crostini with Basil Ricotta
Well, it's actually a fruit — did you know that?
A berry, to be exact. One big-@$$ berry.
Another thing tomatoes and eggplant have in common: they are members of the nightshade family.
As are potatoes and chiles. It's amazing how much of what we eat comes from a 'toxic' plant family.
In addition to the obvious ratatouille, there's another eggplant recipe I now fall back on -- something really basic I nicked out of a Southeast Asian cookbook; a stir-fry with nothing but one chopped eggplant and about half a pound of ground meat (beef, chicken, lamb, whatever your fancy), seasoned only with a bit of garlic and minced chili pepper before you add the eggplant and then some shredded basil leaves and a splash of fish sauce to finish. VERY simple.
I love eggplant too--I've never understood why people don't. One my favorite ways to make it is to marinate it post-cooking (or grilling). This artichoke-eggplant salad is great on crostini, and I can never seem to get enough of this eggplant with sweet sesame soy. Mmm.
London's Leon restaurant makes a great dish with eggplant ("aubergine") called Hippy Farm Beans. Yummy.
My favourite style is Yong To Fu (translated as stuffed tofu )
I wish someone could tell me what kind of eggplant this is. It's white, but long & skinny like fingers. I never really figured out what to do with it either, since it's so small.
For regular eggplant, I love this eggplant sandwich.
Hi Carrie,
I too, attempted to find information on those skinny white eggplants that I have growing in my garden. I could not for the life of me find a photo online other than yours. I did find the name of a variety though, that describes our eggplant. I'm pretty sure it's called Chinese White Sword eggplant. If anyone else out there has any further information I'd sure appreciate it! I'd love to find an online photo accompanied by comprehensive information about it as well.


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Here are five of the big stories from Week 10 in Class AAAAA:
*Region 6-AAAAA title picture a little clearer: M.L. King (8-0, 7-0) and Tucker (7-1, 6-1) moved to the top of the crowded field in the 6-AAAAA championship chase with victories on Friday against Stephenson and Miller Grove, respectively, and set up a huge matchup for next weekend when the Lions and Tigers meet at Hallford Stadium. A victory would give M.L. King the region title. Tucker will win the region if it beats M.L. King and then Mays the following weekend. Both should reach the playoffs. Miller Grove, Stephenson, Mays and Southwest DeKalb all have two or three region losses and will fight for the other two playoff spots.
*It's rivalry week in Warner Robins: Northside and Warner Robins improved to 5-0 in 2-AAAAA on Friday to set up next week's showdown that will determine the Region 2-AAAAA champion. Northside recorded its second consecutive shutout and fourth overall in beating Greenbrier 35-0. Warner Robins scored three fourth-quarter touchdowns to beat Grovetown 35-14. Warner Robins leads the city rivalry 33-21, but Northside has won nine of the past 11.
*First victory for Cambridge: The first-year school in Milton collected the first victory in the program's brief history when the Bears beat North Springs 45-13. Cambridge had been outscored by an average of 44-9 during its 1-7 start. It was the 31st consecutive loss for North Springs, which hasn't won a game since a 39-6 loss to Stone Mountain on Oct. 16, 2009 was overturned by forfeit.
*First victory for Winder-Barrow in a very long time: The Bulldoggs snapped what had been the longest active losing streak of any Class AAAAA team – 31 games – when they beat Cedar Shoals 31-21. Winder-Barrow had not won since beating Monroe Area 48-41 on Oct. 9, 2009. "It's been a long time coming," Winder-Barrow's Soloman Sims told the Barrow Journal. "Needless to say, a victory feels really good."
*Subregion title still up in the air: Union Grove took sole possession of first place in 4-AAAAA Division A with a 35-13 victory over Mundy's Mill, but the Wolverines need to beat Drew next week to secure the subregion title. Drew will win the title if it beats Union Grove and Mundy's Mill loses to Ola. Victories by Drew and Mundy's Mill would create a three-way tie for first place.
October 27th, 2012
9:48 am
Walking out of SOUTH PAULDING's stadium last night I was just GLAD to be doing it with another "W" on the scoreboard!!! EAST 20 / SOUTH PAULDING 16!!! RAIDERS still UNDEFEATED!!!
But this one was NOT easy…I struggle to complain on here about bad / questionable officials calling these games BUT thru the years we had had our share of…let's just say "situations". It seems the majority of the officials doing our games come from The Etowah Valley Football Assn. out of Cartersville Ga. Last night was one of those nights where from the start it appeared the officials were not sure how they wanted to make calls. By that I mean they would throw a flag (many times well after the play was over) then have a LONG conference between themselves before breaking up and making the call. They WOULD not blow many running plays dead consistently as the kids were pushing back and forth in bunches or in piles but then when other players jumped in to try and "finish" the play they would throw a flag for "piling on"!! It's either a DEAD play or let them keep playing…you can't have it both ways.
After this was called SEVERAL times it caused players to be afraid to finish a play or to assist when they though the play was over not wanting to be flagged for a late hit. This type officiating gave SOUTH PAULDING a late TD when it appeared the play was over and EAST players let up as the SOUTH PAULDING player was in a pile but since no one else piled on him he got up and ran in for a late TD…EAST blocked the extra point attempt but it made the game closer than it needed to be at that point.
This game was a defensive struggle from the start as SOUTH PAULDING has a pretty good "D" at stopping the run and EAST was determined to feed them a dose of Kamani Thomas ALL NIGHT! EAST didn't try but a handful of passes all night and didn't score any special team points, which is very odd.
Well a win is a win…and the RAIDERS are still UNDEFEATED at 8 / 0 with LITHIA SPRINGS next week then the NOV. 9th game in "THE BONEYARD" with ALLATOONA to decide the REGION CHAMPIONSHIP for 5 AAAAA!
October 27th, 2012
10:02 am
Tucker vs Mlk will be a big game!
October 27th, 2012
10:11 am
Next week is HUGE!! Tucker gonna show that the loss to Stephenson was nothing but a admiration. That game 2 of our top 3 rushers were suspended from school that same week. Our star back was kicked off the team but we just needed a little time to get the backup runners ready for game action. Now we good and got MLK next week. Should be fun to watch. Get ur popcorn ready!!
October 27th, 2012
10:12 am
Apparently, EAST and Allatoona were both looking past their opponents last night. The RAIDERS did their version of sleep walking…pulling out a 20-16 victory which really wasn't that close. That was some of the worst officiating I have ever seen! I am at a loss to explain the lack of fire from the RAIDERS. Also not sure what message coach Goddard was trying to send by the 99% run game plan. If EAST is going to win the region and make a deep run in the playoffs, the passing attack will have to improve!
Thankfully for REGION 5, Allatoona was lucky to pull out an OT victory 20-17 over Hiram thanks to stuffing a fake field goal attempt at 6″ line.
Despite the sub-par performance by both teams last night, November 9th in "The Boneyard" should be fun!!!!
Go RAIDERS!!!!
October 27th, 2012
10:49 am
Hold on to ur faith TUCKER bcuz ur goin to need that and more if u have dreams of beating MLK..AND here I was thinkin that dr.king was the only one to have a BIG DREAM LOL
October 27th, 2012
11:53 am
MLK has one helluva QB and WR corps. I remember MLK principal Vivan Terry from her days at Southwest Dekalb. I use to think she was the devil in heels. At the end if the day, you will learn to appreciate her.
October 27th, 2012
12:44 pm
Northside gone win by three or four touchdowns easily.
October 27th, 2012
12:46 pm
Congratulations to both MLK & Tucker, our region will be well represented in the playoff with you two top dogs…
October 27th, 2012
2:40 pm
MLK looks like the team to beat in the state. Well balanced offensively with a good defense.
October 27th, 2012
3:20 pm
Man MLK looked deadly last nite. jus think how ugly it really shuda been they had 3 tds called back..it prolly cuda been 70-7. daang stephenson smh..all that talk. i watch that game last nite. how old is the head coach from mlk. he looks young. but hes doing a great job with those kids. the only flaw i saw was the penalties. they gotta cut that out. wow. soooooooooooo much speed. their staff looked like they working well together. they look older than the head coach but he looks well respected from the staff. great job MLK now lets see what u r gona do against 2x STATE CHAMP tucker tigers ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaah.. im loving this dekalb county football schedule rite now. bump college. im looking forward to friday nites.
October 27th, 2012
5:18 pm
We are the team to beat, I saw Tucker against Stephenson and Stephenson is very very bad. They may not make the playoffs, and they shouldn't we don't want an early exit from out region reps. But Tucker you have a Lion in your yard, and we bite. I think you will get the same thing the lil s guys got. But maybe a little closer, you have better coaches. 35-21, Region Champs MLK……. You knooooooow.
October 27th, 2012
5:30 pm
@ JAB- dont count urself out man..remember ur jags did take out the defendin state champs!! OMG I most definitely will be at the game this friday at 6pm to get better parking because last night was horrific tryin to find a parking space..This game gonna be great!! SIMBA VS SHAR-KAHN!!! Who gonna come out as TOP BIG CAT out of the 4 BIG CATS in our region!!
October 27th, 2012
7:46 pm
It's great to be a Northside Eagle!
Spirit Week at Northside (Warner Robins). There is nothing quite like it in the state of Georgia. The Little Red are going to get exposed at our stadium. Warner Robins is OUR LAND!!!
October 27th, 2012
8:32 pm
should be a great game,its great to be a NORTHSIDE EAGLE!!!!!!
October 27th, 2012
9:13 pm
Might Lion King u r Might confident. As u should be but you will know what Real Grimney slobber knocking football is all about come Friday night. That finesse ball won't fly wit us. We are much more discipline and play sound hard football. Plus we have the athletes to match up. King QB throws 3 ints next week trust
October 27th, 2012
9:15 pm
Oh yea… WE TUCKER..WE RUN THIS STATE
October 27th, 2012
9:40 pm
@Jab that was big of u to wish us and MLK luck. I respect that. But y'all will make the playoffs also. Once we there we all root for Dekalb co unless we play each other
October 27th, 2012
10:21 pm
70-7? Stephenson was leading MLK 14-7 (should've been 21-7) in the FIRST half. But when your coach starts making bad calls you start to lose momentum and the other team starts gaining it, Which is a HUGE game changer. I don't think this game reflects Stephenson ability because they did beat Tucker. So if Tucker loses the region standing will be
If they win it's
October 27th, 2012
10:25 pm
And Tucker what since would it make for you to talk crap about Stephenson when they BEAT you already????? It dosen't matter WHO you had missing, Stephenson had starters missing at the Tucker game also. AND Stephenson has a young team (alot of sophmores) and they still won. What does that tell you?
You guys are not going to beat MLK, and you will end up BEHIND Stephenson in the region at #3
October 27th, 2012
11:54 pm
@dylan u r a hater! Take ur pill and swallow it! U r out of the race. It doesn't matter what a Stephenson fan says from here on out cause u guys have no say so in the fight anymore. Lol… By the way Tucker as a bunch of soph and juniors too!! We loaded homie. This will be between us and MLK stay out of grown man business. So what y'all beat us we got 2 state titles to y'all 0 playoff wins. LMAOF
October 28th, 2012
12:55 am
Dboy…even though you have two state titles, you would not have had them in 5A!!! You didn't have to play the same caliber teams that Stephenson and MLK had to play to get that title. They were always 4A schools who just had the talent to play up!!! You do have to give them that much! I'm just saying!!!
October 28th, 2012
7:58 am
I have no dog in the dekalb cat fight, but, mlk was impressive friday night. Watched the game bc of all the athletes on both teams + the rivalry/ proximity = good tv. Im Gainesville all the way and we will have to really bring it to hang with decabbs best and/ or nswr. Ready for some playoffs!
October 28th, 2012
9:33 am
Dekalb all the way, that is ur theory. I say we could have won in in any division. It's not like it's that much difference between 5A and 6A. That's student body #'s in the school doesn't mean the teams up there are so much better. Bad analogy. Oh guess that's why Stephenson and MLK stayed down cause they think it's gravy to win state in the so call lower division. Well to those to schools who stayed down but should have played up win 1 then if it's so much easier!! I will even argue that our division last year was better that MLK and Stephenson division in 5A last year.
October 28th, 2012
9:51 am
@Dboy. . . . . .I do agree with you about the classifications. I believe that this 5A class has a lot more competition in it. However, there are teams that are in 6A that is on another level. I followed MLK last year and the quality of teams that they played last year made for an all around tough schedule. South Gwinnett, Collins Hill (A), East Coweta(A), Newnan(A), Valdosta(A), Stehphenson, Newton(A), Langston Hughes, Westlake. They were undefeated last year. They lost in the semi's to a quality Lasseter team. I don't want to take anything away from 5A but there are some power teams in 6A.
October 28th, 2012
10:07 am
I agree uncle junior! What MLK king did last year was pretty good in the playoffs but how hard was their region in 5A last year not the state playoffs. Tucker region last was harder in my opinion. Now that they are in the same region it's even harder but Tucker still stands their ground! We will see come Friday tho. We not any strangers to MLK ask them about those beatings they took when we played them in the glorified scrimmage. 21-0 at halftime before lighting struck and the game was called. That spread won't work against us. Our players to good and our coaches are to good for that
October 28th, 2012
10:54 am
October 28th, 2012
12:33 pm
Doesn matter Uncle Junior they had they starters out there just like we did. They were playing hard for fictious bragging rights just like we were but this Friday its foreel so again we will find out what is what then
October 28th, 2012
12:34 pm
I will go ahead and say Northside Warner Robins would have beat both stephenson and mlk last year
October 28th, 2012
1:15 pm
@ Dboy. . . . . .Your last statement tells me that this discussion is meaningless. Good luck anyways. I am sure that Tucker will do well this year.
October 28th, 2012
1:53 pm
Reading this blog, it is as if Stephenson has a bye this week.
Well a Mays win this week means they are in the playoffs. That same team that had MLK down in the forth and should have beaten SWD by ten.
I'll see somebody's team at Lakewood friday, Mays will be there.
October 28th, 2012
3:07 pm
@ dboy scott- no offense at all when I say this but what quality teams did you guys play last yr that makes you think yall schedule last yr was alot harder than MLK..and no disrespect when I say this but I was at the stephenson and tucker game..Yall didnt score til the forth qtr.. Now keep in mind they defense on yall and realize we beat them 49-28.. so when I estimate those odds I honestly do feel confident that Tucker is goin to get a hurtful rude awakenin when they play us.. But aye man im not a trash talker neither is most of the mlk fans, we dont have to make songs and music videos to prove our point..We just show up on the field and do what we do best amd thats demolish and heartbreak feelings..Cmon man you already know its gonna be a hard game to beat us..YOU ALREADI KNOW!! Im not takin nuthin away from TUCKER becausr TUCKER is a hell of a team I give them that..and they can be lethal..but My PERSONAL OPINION ..it want be enuff to handle the MIGHTY LIONS of M….L…K!!!
October 28th, 2012
3:28 pm
As I stated on another blog, MLK has no balanced offense. The QB doesn't read defenses, it's predetermined who he is gonna throw to. He chucks the ball down down field and the WRs adjust and makes plays on the ball. Nothing wrong with that, but we have the DBs to match up. MLK doesn't block good on passing downs. and it will be a lot of pressure on the QB accompanied by tight coverage. I look for no less than 3 int's and 6 sack.
Your defense plays well, but they do over peruse and with our misdirection plays we will get some big gains. By the second half you D will be worn down and tired of tackling #25.
And you can't compare how another team played against someone else. That's meaningless, different teams cause different match ups. Miller Grove passed all over Stephenson but not against Tucker.
October 28th, 2012
7:21 pm
Without getting ahead of ourselves as everyone has a LOT of football to play before we get to this point…according to the playoff bracket, the # 2 Team in REGION 6 in Round 2 plays the # 1 Team from Region 5 (if both teams were to win the first round game)…if current standings hold that would put TUCKER playing EAST in "THE BONEYARD!!!
That would be an interesting match-up…just something to think on…there's a lot of football between now and Round 2.
October 28th, 2012
7:31 pm
Stephenson will emerge!! What (ALL) you guys need to keep in mind, is that Stephenson is very young this year and will finish the season either in 2nd place or 3rd place. BEWARE OF THE JAGS for the next three years…
October 28th, 2012
7:42 pm
If Tucker win out they will the 1 seed, and if we go 1-1 the we would be a 3 seed.
Don't give me that we are young stuff, so is Tucker.
October 28th, 2012
8:10 pm
I said it once I'll say it twice if your play calling is timid more than likely you going to loose. There was never any adjustments that Stephenson made throughtout the game. One thing I did like was the I-formation that gave MLK trouble but didn't go back into the I until 4th quarter again when they scored. Now on onto the defense. Very young in the secondary with a freshman stating. Ummm. Thats speaks volumes. Well anyway, Stephenson will do well in state playoffs. I expect Stephenson to make it out of the first & second round this year..I said this before I have seen the number 3 & 4 seeds make it all the way to the State Finals, so nothing is impossible. The bottom line is to get there and let the chips fall where they may.
October 28th, 2012
10:00 pm
Are there any teams in AAAAA or AAAAAA that are kind of regular with an equal amount of juniors and seniors that play? I say this because it seems every time there is a lost; the losing team claims they had mostly freshman and sophmores starters. I hear this year after year from the same teams. It is as if these guys never get promoted. LOL
October 28th, 2012
10:36 pm
Good luck to all the teams Friday night! Especially my beloved Northside Eagles! Let's do this!
October 28th, 2012
10:55 pm
@ Gamer = Lovejoy. We play our players. Some, like in south Georgia, they put stock in the JV. At Lovejoy, if you suit up and play on friday night, you play varsity. That is how you build experience. Let the young ones play early and by the time they are juniors and seniors, they are ready. Our seniors played as freshmen and gained valuable experience. Unlike schools such as Grayson, who I think caught lightning in a bottle last year, do not play anyone but juniors and seniors. This is a coaching thing. Some coach's have it and some don't. It has served Lovejoy well playing the under classmen. We have 33 seniors, 18 juniors, 27 sophomores and 13 freshmen. Winning the way we do, we are allowed opportunities to play the kids and it is a plus. If you are a talent, it is seen early and are already at the level where he can learn the system in live situations. Nothing like game speed for teaching.
October 29th, 2012
12:32 am
@Tiger4Life, so Stephenson young team beat your young team. My prediction for the Tucker/MLK game; MLK 65 Tucker 2..
October 29th, 2012
8:51 am
What's the deal with these delusional MAYS fans….you guy's are finshed. It's between Miller Grove and SWD this week for the final playoff spot. MAYS fans are always talking about how their team should have beaten someone even after they have lost to the team. You guys will always be the fifth or sixth best team in the region against the Dekalb teams…..always have always will be…..check the record. Your record against SWD over the years is 1-12 reference Georgia high school football history webpage (http://ghsfha.org/index.php) your season is over………wait till next year.
October 29th, 2012
9:25 am
@Jab 65 – 2 is funny! Not until that statement was I sure that you are a dope smoker.
This region is one of the most competitive that I have seen in a long time. We have six teams that can compete on any given Friday. I watched Mays play Miller Grove and they looked like they could have beaten anyone that night. Then problem is they are not consistent. That is the difference beteen a #1 seed and a #4 seed. However, I wouldn't sleep on them if I were Stephenson because we're not. I expect a competitive game with them at the end of the season @swatguy.
The fans in this region are funny. We try to act like we respect other teams as we give lip service on this blog but at the end of the day we feel our team can beat any team. This is starting to feel like the presidential election. I think even before the debates most people know who they are going to vote for.
What I predict this Friday night is a very good game that is low scoring. Our defense is the best in the region (check the stats before you debate this) and we have yet to give up over two touchdowns. We will see if MLK will fight back after being punched in the mouth. We will not back down and we will keep coming.
October 29th, 2012
10:13 am
@Tucker Dad. Region 6 is mostly dekalb and bloggers on here do have their favorite teams but if our teams don't make it I think most of us would like to see another dekalb team win a title even if it is not the one we have ties to.
October 29th, 2012
10:13 am
@Tucker DAD I agree with the GOOD game. But the difference is the number of points and quick strike scoring the MLK bring to the table! Good luck to both teams. I will be on the 50 w/popcorn!!
October 29th, 2012
10:18 am
Mays, Miller Grove and SWD have their destinys in their own hands. @swatguy. Mays has to win both remaining games and have SWD lose to Miller Grove in order for Mays to be in playoffs.
October 29th, 2012
10:31 am
@jab beware of ya for next 3 years we talking about now! MLK beat ya 3peat!!! stop coming up with excuses!
October 29th, 2012
10:40 am
I forgive you for that post, 12:32am it was past your bedtime. I'll blame it on "sleep typing"
On Friday you will see how a caged Tiger responds to adversity! We are coming full speed running, blocking and hitting!!!
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October 29th, 2012
11:25 am
@rwdekalb …..actually the playoff sceneraio is like this and it is very complicated
-SWD needs to beat MG and Dunwood and, Mays has to lose one of their last two for SWD to get 4th seed, a loss to MG eliminates SWD
-Mays needs to win out to capture the fouth,but 1 loss by Mays in 1 of the last 2 games and they need SWD to lose one of their last 2 and MG to lose 1 in order to capture 4th seed
-Miller grove needs to win out in order to capture 4th a loss to SWD all but eliminates MG but they would still technically have a shot but it would require SWD to lose against Dunwoody or Mays to beat Stephenson
-If Mays and MG wins out Stephenson would be eliminated
Here is where it gets tricky: If Mays beat Stephenson and SWD beats MG all four teams could potentially be in a four way tie for the last 2 playoffs spots depending on the results of the final week
So yea still a lot of football left to be decided. LOL
October 29th, 2012
1:25 pm
Is it a 7:30 start time for Fridays game, I was at the MLK, SHS game last Fri. Left early in 4th qtr. Was no way I was going to get gaught up in that traffic. Should be a great game FRi night. Very proud of the coaching staff, and the Lions have talent but they also have heart. Go Lions !!!!!!!!!!!
October 29th, 2012
1:37 pm
THE game will be played out in Houston County as my beloved NORTHSIDE EAGLES put an old fashioned whoopin' on those little imps from the south side of town. NOBODY tops Big Blue!!
Also will be pulling for the Drew Titans to beat Union Grove. Proud of those boys!


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A good Samaritan's vehicle has been recovered after it was allegedly stolen by the man for whom the concerned neighbor had stopped to help.
Police said Stephen Fields, 20, of Old Hickory, had crashed his car into a Mt. Juliet creek early Wednesday near Old Lebanon Dirt Road and Night Hawk Drive, and a nearby resident who heard the crash then drove to the scene and checked to see if Fields needed aid.
"All the sudden this guy emerges up over the edge of the ravine covered in blood, soaking wet and screaming 'Where's Jacob and where's Shane?" neighbor Stephen Petricca said.
Moments later another neighbor arrived and jumped into the creek.
"He said somebody was in there or somebody was with him," Jeremy Gilchrist said. "So even though it's cold as can be, you know, I had to go in and check and make sure."
But as Petricca checked on Gilchrist, he suddenly heard the engine of his SUV.
"I turn around and look, guy jumps in my truck - 'vavoom,' takes off," Petricca said.
A Mt. Juliet officer who was responding to the crash saw the stolen SUV pass him at a high rate of speed, so he attempted to stop Fields.
Eventually, Fields jumped from the vehicle and ran into a yard on Clearview Drive. Petricca's SUV ended up in the nearby woods. But Fields didn't get far. A neighbor, in his underwear with a rifle in hand, kept Fields in place until officers arrived.
Petricca got his SUV back but there are some dents. He added, this is a tale he'll tell for some time.
"It's a funny story, he's obviously going to spend quite a bit of time in jail, but at the end of the day nobody is hurt," Petricca said.
Fields is charged with theft, resisting arrest, evading arrest and leaving the scene of a crash with property damage. Police say Fields could face more charges based on toxicology results.
He's currently behind bars at the Wilson County Jail.
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There's no doubt that high school students know how to support their sports teams. But, does Troy have the best fan section around?
Now you've got a chance to prove it.
The Michigan High School Athletic Association is hosting its second annual Battle of the Fans and is ready to highlight the best student cheering sections across Michigan.
To enter, follow these rules:
- FILM THE STUDENTS. Get your video camera and film your student section in action on a game time.
- POST TO YOUTUBE. Edit the video to between 1 1/2 and 3 minutes and post to YouTube. The deadline is noon Jan. 12. Each video must include at least 30 seconds of discussion about why your school meets the contest criteria: positive sportsmanship, student body participation, school spirit, originality of cheers, organization of the group, student section leadership and fun.
- EMAIL THE LINK. Email your YouTube link to email@example.com. We'll add it to our Battle of the Fans playlist.
The MHSAA Student Advisory Council will choose five finalists. MHSAA officials will visit each school on a Friday game night to see the fan section in person. The winner will be announced on Feb. 22 and will be invited to the Class B Boys Basketball Semifinals at the Breslin Center on March 22 to be recognized and receive a championship banner.
"Sportsmanship is an important part of educational athletics, and student cheering sections can be a key factor in having a festive high school event," the MHSAA said. "We want to see videos that reflect enthusiasm and togetherness within cheering sections. We want to witness cheers that pump up the atmosphere without disrespecting all involved in the sporting event. We want to see a mixture of school spirit and positivity within student cheering squads."
The MHSAA's Student Advisory Council has four guidelines for a great student section:
- Focus on your school. Encourage and direct comments to your team only. Don't target individuals on the opposing team. Be loud, and be your team's "6th man".
- Promote a positive atmosphere. Cheers should uplift the crowd and get everyone involved. Be aware that children and parents are there, too.
- Get organized. Select a group of leaders. Promote the togetherness of the entire student body. Organize theme nights. Develop your own original cheers.


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SAUK CENTRE, Minn. (AP) — The Minnesota State Patrol is asking for the public's help in finding the driver in a fatal hit-and-run crash last month.
It happened Aug. 24 on Highway 71 just north of Sauk Centre. A passenger on a motorcycle fell off near the entrance to Grey Stone Golf Course. A passing motorist traveling north then struck the fallen passenger and kept going.
Forty-year-old Eric Raisanen died after he was run over.
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In early 2013, I accepted a position as the head of Teen Services at the Bronx Library Center (a branch of the New York Public Library), where I'm focusing on building community, giving teens new opportunities, and facilitating my staff members' growth. This is my first supervisory position, and I still have a lot to learn.
In 2013 I received the YALSA Volunteer of the Year Award and the YALSA/ABC-CLIO/Greenwood Service to Young Adults Achievement Award.
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U.S. led factory productivity gains in 1999
October 18, 2000
Of 10 industrialized countries, the United States' gain in manufacturing labor productivity of 6.2 percent was the highest in 1999. Productivity growth in the United Kingdom was 4.3 percent, while France registered a growth rate of 4.0 percent.
Other countries with notable increases in manufacturing output per hour were Japan and Sweden. Productivity in the manufacturing sector rose by 3.1 percent in Japan and 2.9 percent in Sweden.
Productivity growth in U.S. manufacturing was higher in 1999 than in 1998—the percent change in 1998 was 4.9 percent. In seven of the other nine countries, the rate of productivity growth was also higher in 1999 than 1998. The exceptions were Germany, where productivity growth went from 3.5 percent in 1998 to 1.4 percent in 1999, and Norway, where productivity growth went from 0.8 percent in 1998 to 0.0 percent in 1999.
These data are a product of the BLS Foreign Labor Statistics program. Data are preliminary and subject to revision. Additional information is available in "International Comparisons of Manufacturing Productivity and Unit Labor Cost Trends, 1999," news release USDL 00-295.
Revised data for 1999 can be found in "U.S. had largest productivity gains in manufacturing in 1999" (04/06/2001).
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Editor's Desk, U.S. led factory productivity gains in 1999 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2000/oct/wk3/art03.htm (visited September 23, 2014).
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Missy Kane honored with Community Leadership Award from
President's Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition
The President's Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition (PCFSN) has selected Covenant Health fitness advocate Missy Kane to receive a 2013 PCFSN Community Leadership Award. The award is given annually to individuals or organizations who improve the lives of others within their communities by providing or enhancing opportunities to engage in sports, physical activities, fitness or nutrition-related programs.
Kane spearheads Covenant Health's not-for-profit mission to improve quality of life through better health and fitness. She has initiated and hosted community programs for hiking, biking, mall walking, running, corporate wellness, and senior fitness. She is a frequent guest at local schools where she encourages children to exercise. Kane is a former collegiate track and field coach and has trained nine teams of runners and walkers for the Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon. Her expert advice and input has been sought by Runner's World magazine, ESPN, NBC and Fox networks. Kane also hosts a fitness show on East Tennessee Public Television, where she exercises alongside guests of all walks of life and all levels of ability, proving her motto, "Life is more fun when you're fit."
"Missy Kane has worked tirelessly to promote the importance of physical activity throughout her community," says Shellie Pfohl, executive director of the President's Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition. "Because of her efforts and contributions, countless individuals can benefit from a healthier, more active lifestyle. Together we are all working to make our nation a healthier one."
"It is an honor to be among the winners of the Community Leadership Award," Kane says. "Early in my career I was a physical education teacher, and in my heart, that's what I have always been. Covenant Health has allowed me to be a teacher of community wellness in a much larger 'classroom' and in many arenas." This year, the President's Council presented the Community Leadership Award to 34 recipients across the country for making sports, physical activity, fitness, and nutrition-related programs available in their communities. Kane is the only recipient from East Tennessee and one of only two honored statewide.
About the President's Council on Fitness, Sports, and Nutrition
The President's Council educates, engages and empowers all Americans to adopt a healthy lifestyle that includes regular physical activity and good nutrition. PCFSN is a committee of volunteer citizens who advise the President through the Secretary of Health and Human Services. Through its partnerships with the public, private, and nonprofit sectors, PCFSN promotes programs and initiatives that motivate people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities to lead active, healthy lifestyles. More information about Missy Kane is available at www.covenanthealth.com/missykane. For more information about the council, visit www.fitness.gov and follow the organization on Twitter @FitnessGov.
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Covenant Health is a community-owned health system providing comprehensive health services throughout East Tennessee. Headquartered in Knoxville, Covenant Health includes eight hospitals, along with numerous outpatient services and clinics. The health system also includes specialty providers of behavioral, oncology, and rehabilitation services, along with home care, physician clinics, and community wellness and outreach programs. Covenant Health has more than 1,000 affiliated physicians and 10,000 employees systemwide.


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A $30,000 coffin comes equipped with speakers and a a Spotify music streaming account.
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By now, millions of people have trained with Tony Horton, be it through his internationally best-selling fitness programs or in person at one of his many fitness events.
But, as he'll be the first to tell you, working out is only half the battle. Sure, Tony exercises 5 or 6 times a week, but he also eats a top-notch diet filled with fresh, organic, healthy food: lots of vegetables, fruits, whole grains, and free-range chicken and wild fish. In other words, he knows that to be at his best, hitting the gym isn't enough. He needs to take it to the Kitchen.
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Giving that advice is easy. Acting on it is another story. In a perfect world, we'd all be master chefs with access to an abundance of fresh, organic foods. We'd also have all the time we need to whip them up into delicious, healthy dishes. Unfortunately, this isn't the case. We're a busy society. Few of us have the time or inclination to spend that much time in the kitchen.
Making matters worse are the many "easy" options out there. Supermarkets offer convenience foods packed with sodium, sugar and fat. Furthermore, fast food chains feed those "on the go" with greasy burgers and fries that add to your waistline, but do nothing for your health or wellbeing.
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In the company of family, friends
Community rallies around Hughes SUGAR GROVE—Everyone's life ends at some point, but hearing a doctor say it is hard to handle, said Beverly Holmes Hughes, Sugar Grove's former library director. Hughes has been diagnosed with glioblastoma multiforme—an...
- Posted September 19, 2014
Kaneland, local residents accept ALS challenge
Photo: The Kaneland Performing Arts Boosters were challenged by KHS and KHMS administration to participate in the ALS ice bucket challenge on Thursday evening outside of the Kaneland High School. They will also be making a donation...
- Posted September 12, 2014
Fighting cancer with buzz cuts
Photo: Matt Peters gets a buzz cut as part of Cuts for the Cure. Photos submitted by Julie Allen to email@example.com Event raises over $1,000 for childhood cancer research ELBURN—Three generations of Elburn residents recently got their...
- Posted August 29, 2014
Buzz cuts for a cause
Elburn resident, Dave's Barbershop to hold fundraiser for childhood cancer research ELBURN—Nolan Allen recently shaved his head, and he's hoping he's just the first of many Elburn residents who will shave it all off at "Cuts for...
- Posted August 15, 2014
Malawski excels on international track
Time in UK more precious than medals SUGAR GROVE—Team USA's youngest athlete, Amanda Malawski, brought home two medals from the International Wheelchair and Amputee Sports Federation's (IWAS) World Junior Games, held in England from Aug. 2-8. The...
- Posted August 14, 2014
A look to the future
In the final installment of its three-part series, the Elburn Herald takes a look at the projects set to define the future of Sugar Grove Big-dollar infrastructure projects are the basis of the future Village President Sean...
- Posted August 1, 2014
Zero Edge, PetSmart donate tank to Delnor
ELBURN—A 180-gallon aquarium from Zero Edge Aquariums in Elburn is now easing the anxieties of sick children at the Lurie Children's Outpatient Center, part of Delnor-Community Hospital in Geneva. "For pediatric patients, for the kids who come...
- Posted July 25, 2014
Sugar Grove to move Village Hall
Photo: This building, 140 S. Municipal Drive, will soon serve as the new Sugar Grove Village Hall. Photo by Cheryl Borrowdale Relocation will allow for Police Dept. expansion SUGAR GROVE—The village of Sugar Grove last week purchased...
- Posted June 23, 2014
In the name of the father
Photo: Elburn Hill Church pastor Gary Augustine teaches a Malachi Dads course at Stateville Correntional Center in Joliet, Ill., which aims to teach inmates a Christian approach to fathering, and fathering from a distance. Photo submitted by...
- Posted June 23, 2014
Elburn man arrested, charged with online solicitation
ELBURN—Peter J. LaSalle Jr., a former board member for the Elburn Youth Baseball and Softball League and local den leader, was arrested on May 16 and charged in connection with child sex crimes in Virginia. Authorities in...
- Posted May 30, 2014
Supporting one of their own
Photo: Allen Swan said he's grateful that though his cancer has ravaged his body, it hasn't touched his mind. "I am quite fortunate in that my mind has stayed pretty good," he said. "There might be 58...
- Posted May 10, 2014
Swimming with 'sharks'
Sugar Grove couple's trackless train scores investors on ABC show SUGAR GROVE—An appearance on ABC's "Shark Tank" was just the ticket for Sugar Grove residents Stan Krozel and Kevin Ullery, who scored two billionaire investors for their...
- Posted May 4, 2014
Elburn resident teaches stress-reduction techniques
Photo: Elburn resident Carl Klemaier, a licensed clinical professional counselor and the founder of Mindful Plus, will present an introduction to mindfulness meditation at Vital Chiropractic, 108 Valley Drive, Suite F, on Wednesday, April 30, at 6...
- Posted April 24, 2014
Community cornerstone
Photo: Father Tim Seigel, the priest at St. Gall Catholic Church, started coming into Dave's Barbershop just 18 months ago. "I have to go home because I left my wallet," Seigel said. "I actually forgot it. That's...
- Posted April 5, 2014
It's in the stars
Photo: During periods of particularly strong solar activity, Herman Zwirn can see the aurora borealis (seen on page 2B) from his observatory in Lily Lake. Though the aurora was visible earlier this winter, cloudy weather distorted the...
- Posted March 30, 2014
Elburn grows up
Photo:The Shodeen master planned community known as Elburn Station will contain over 110 acres of parks and green open space with miles of recreational paths, connecting the potential 200,000 square feet of commercial buildings on the north...
- Posted March 28, 2014
Running across Illinois for a cure
Photo: Bill Babiarz is running from west to east across the state to raise awareness and money for the fight against Rett Syndrome. Babiarz's 4-year-old daughter Cammy suffers from the rare developmental disorder. Bill finished his Friday...
- Posted March 26, 2014
local couple to open Elburn coffee house
Photo: Tony and Ann Cobb of Elburn recently purchased the building at 2 S. Main St. in Elburn, and plan to open The Corner Grind coffeehouse there in early May. Ann will run the store, and source...
- Posted February 13, 2014
Carey family reunited following rough 2013
Photo: The Carey family, Tim, Dylan, Chris and Gavin, at home together just days after being reunited on Dec. 26. Courtesy Photo SHABBONA, Ill.—When 3-year-old Dylan Carey was finally reunited with his mother, Christine Bateman Carey, on...
- Posted January 17, 2014
Becky comes home
MP native returns five months after surviving horrific accident MAPLE PARK—There weren't many Christmas presents under the tree for the Nelson family this year, but nobody cared—Dave and Peggy Nelson got to bring their daughter, Becky, home...
- Posted January 10, 2014
Bringing some muscle to Elburn
Blackberry Creek resident opens Windy City Muscle Cars ELBURN—When Nicolas Cage's brand new Bentley Continental GTC went up for sale as part of the Hollywood star's bankruptcy, Tom Scardamaglia snapped it up. It's sitting in his showroom...
- Posted December 15, 2013
Elburn's Wireless Zone hosts Toys for Tots donation box
ELBURN—The Toys for Tots donation box at Wireless Zone is nearly empty—a single baseball glove has been donated thus far—but store manager Jeremy Schorr is hoping that as word gets out, the people of Elburn will help...
- Posted December 6, 2013
Becoming Dylan's 'superhero'
Photo: Tim and Christine (Bateman) Carey with sons Dylan, 3, and Gavin, 6. The family lives in Shabbona, Ill. Photo by Samantha Garver SUGAR GROVE—Three-year-old Dylan Carey pretends he's a superhero during his chemotherapy treatments for the...
- Posted December 5, 2013
Day in the Park to return?
ELBURN—Fireworks may return to Elburn in 2015, and both the Chamber of Commerce and the Elburn Lions Club have formed committees to revive the Day in the Park festival. The fireworks were scuttled in 2008 for financial...
- Posted November 18, 2013
Local residents 'Help Becky Bounce Back'
KANEVILLE—Nearly 400 people came to Sunday's Help Becky Bounce Back Benefit, with people packing the Kaneville Community Center's gym to make frantic last-minute bids in the silent auction and then spilling outside to bid on live auction...
- Posted October 24, 2013
Nelson fundraiser set for Oct. 20
KANEVILLE—Becky Nelson, the Maple Park native who spent almost five weeks in a coma following a hit-and-run accident in the Cayman Islands on July 1, is awake and undergoing rehabilitation in Chicago—and a family-friendly fundraiser on Oct....
- Posted September 27, 2013
Elburn native earns rowing scholarship to D-1 school
ELBURN—Kylen Patterman is new to the University of Louisville's rowing team, but she's one of the most experienced rowers on the team. The 2008 Kaneland graduate rowed for three years on a club team at Grand Valley...
- Posted September 13, 2013
Courage abroad
NIU student visits Tanzania, rides Elburn Days Parade float ELBURN—Cory Lipsett's first trip abroad was startling in two ways: he went to Tanzania, one of the world's poorest countries, and he went without Ragin, the guide dog...
- Posted August 24, 2013
Hit-and-run accident leaves MP native in coma
Photo: Maple Park native Becky Nelson is currently in a coma as a result of her being struck by a vehicle on July 1 in the Cayman Islands. Nelson, who previously worked at the Kaneville Community Childcare...
- Posted August 15, 2013
Didier named SG 2013 Citizen of the Year
Photo: Joe Didier (center) of Sugar Grove, is the Sugar Grove 2013 Citizen of the Year, taking time to pose with his wife, children and grandchildren. Photo by Kimberly Anderson SUGAR GROVE—In the minutes before Sugar Grove's...
- Posted August 2, 2013
Elburn gets its 'GED'
ELBURN—Elburn's newest pizza place, GED Pizza, located at 151 E. Route 38, was born when Guillermo Mendez saw that Genoa Pizza's location was up for sale. Guillermo, who was working on the construction crew building Brianna's Pancake...
- Posted July 26, 2013
Rollins takes over as SG police chief
SUGAR GROVE—Interim Police Chief Ron Moser on Monday handed over the reins of the Sugar Grove Police Department to his successor, Patrick Rollins, who took over as the department's new chief of police. Rollins has spent the...
- Posted July 12, 2013


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What risk does VUR pose?
Often, grade I VUR will go away on its own as the child grows. However, as the grade increases, the chances of VUR resolving itself decreases.
Higher grades of VUR may increase the risk of developing kidney infections. A kidney infection can lead to scarring and permanent damage to the kidneys. Excessive scarring can lead to high blood pressure later in life or, in severe cases, kidney failure.1, 2
Can VUR be prevented?
VUR cannot be prevented. However, measures can be taken to reduce the risk of UTIs which cause the damage in children with VUR. You can do this by:
- Changing diapers frequently
- Wiping from front to back after going to the bathroom
- Consider wearing cotton underwear
- Urinating frequently
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- McGladdery SL, Aparicio S, Verrier-Jones K, et al. Outcome of pregnancy in an Oxford-Cardiff cohort of women with previous bacteriuria. Q J Med 1992; 83: 533-9.