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Vote: How Do You Like Your Coleslaw?
For us, the best slaws aren't too heavy on any front. We love mayonnaise slaws that are barely milky white and vinegar slaws that have lots of crunchy vegetables and a bit of sugar to balance them out.
As for mustard slaws, those are more rare and usually found in the South, where they are served on top of barbecue sandwiches. There are also delicious Asian slaws with sesame oil and rice vinegar that go great with fish. The possibilities are endless, really.
We highly recommend a mandoline or, better yet, a food processor for shredding the cabbage and other vegetables. It makes making slaw about a 10 minute task.
On to the recipes...
Kohlrabi Slaw from the Kitchn
Apple and Poppy Seed Slaw from Bon Appétit (pictured above, left)
Coleslaw from Gourmet
Mustard Slaw from David Rosengarten, via Splendid Table
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Neither (just oil and vinegar):
Red Chile and Pecan Slaw from Self Magazine (photo above, right)
Endive Slaw from Martha Stewart
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I like them all! :)
I agree, there should have been an "All of the above" box because that's what I'd check!
this past weekend i made my carrot-apple slaw:
That cabbage sesame salad! I ate it for lunch and dinner two days in a row.
i like creamy, tangy, and spicy all together!
mayo is the fasted way to make delicious veggies inedible. I can't eat anything that has been touched by mayonnaise. I also have never been starving in the medical sense. Please salt my comment to taste.
What about "none of the above"? I've never found a coleslaw I could stand the taste or texture of.
I make mine with cabbage, cilantro, a bit of finely minced garlic, a drizzle of olive oil, black pepper and lots of lime juice. It's heavenly.
But I will take just about any slaw, any way.
I like buttermilk dressing - creamy and tangy!
I thought I hated coleslaw until last week when I had this amazing slaw at a fish fry in southwestern Virginia. It was just cabbage, salt, pepper, sweet pickles, and a little mayonnaise. I think the pickles were the secret -- they were homemade with homegrown cucumbers. I'm definitely going to try this myself.
Asian sweet spicy dressing, some jicama added too.
My mom does this mixture of red wine vinegar and mayo and something else along with some seasonings, namely celery seeds. It actually looks a lot like the one pictured on the left. She adds thin slices of red peppers, carrots, and lots fo cabbage - green and red. I have yet to be able to duplicate it and when she makes this, I always swing by for a visit. Its light and crunchy but also satisfying and filling.


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Jackson says it's a modern conservation and management technique.
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Bowden was convicted on two counts of first-degree murder Dec. 15, 1976. He was accused of killing two people at a convenience store.
At the time he was sentenced, a life sentence was considered to be 80 years. The law was changed in 1981 to cut sentences in half, but changed again in 1994 to cut back on prisons being released early.
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The show starts at 7 p.m. The SCERA is at 745 S. State St., Orem.
UPB, founded in 2000, is British-style brass band featuring 30 horn musicians. Dr. Kirt Saville is the music director.
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AHL Report Cards: Colin McDonald
Last weekend I had some season ending report cards (Trukhno, Schremp, Jacques, Reddox) and there's a few more to come this weekend.
Colin McDonald didn't have a good AHL debut by the numbers. Despite being 23 he barely made it into the top 50 rookie scorers in the AHL (he is tied for 48th) and his plus minus number (-22) is tied for worst on the team.
McDonald (68gp, 12-11-23) has 4 powerplay goals. Kevin Prendergast recently told Guy Flaming "I still think he's got a chance, we'll have to be patient with him. He's got a bomb for a shot, he's just got to get himself into a position to use it."
The Oilers have had a lot of college kids play in the AHL since the turn of the century and McDonald's career has shown some resemblance to that of Brad Winchester:
Age 19
Winchester 33gp, 9-9-18 (.545ppg) NCAA
McDonald 37gp, 10-6-16 (.432ppg) NCAA
Winchester was 8th in scoring on his team, which included Dany Heatley and Steve Reinprecht. McDonald was 7th on his team in points. I know we're talking about different NCAA divisions over a 10 year period, but they appear to be somewhat similar offense talents at the same age.
Age 20
McDonald 26gp, 11-5-16 (.615ppg) NCAA
Winchester 41gp, 7-9-16 (.390ppg) NCAA
Winchester was 12th in points for Wisconsin, McDonald's 16 points were good for 5th on his club, and I think it's important at this point to make note of the fact that Providence during McDonald's career was just awful offensively. If McDonald ends up being a better offensive player as a pro than predicted, I think one of the major reasons we'll be able to point to is the horrific Providence offense. At age 20 there's some clearance for McDonald over Winchester.
Age 21
Winchester 38gp, 14-20-34 (.895ppg) NCAA
McDonald 36gp, 9-19-28 (.777ppg) NCAA
McDonald's 28 points were good for 4th on a team that had an improved offense (105 goals), Winchester led his team in points (123 goals for Wisconsin in 01-02). Both players had their best college seasons at 21.
Age 22
McDonald 36gp, 13-4-17 (.472ppg) NCAA
Winchester 38gp, 10-6-16 (.421ppg) NCAA
Winchester was 4th in points for Wisconsin (93 goals), behind Rene Bourque and a kid named Tom Gilbert. McDonald was 3rd on his team, as Providence scored a ridiculous 76 goals. Both players slumped in their senior years which may speak to toughness of opposition but we don't have that information.
Age 23
McDonald 68gp, 12-11-23 (.338) AHL
Winchester 65gp, 13-6-19 (.292ppg) AHL
McDonald is 8th on his team in points, Winchester was 15th in team scoring as an AHL rookie (this was not a shared farm team). Offensively McDonald appears to be the better player as an AHL rookie than Winchester and overall comparisons at the same age indicate he is in fact a better offensive player than Winchester.
Which won't get him to the NHL and keep him there. Winchester's hanging on to an NHL job which could go away any second and brings some things McDonald doesn't in terms of skill set.
The problem I have with McDonald's season in Springfield goes back to his draft day bio: Owns projectable size and a nice touch around the net. Needs to prove he can put up numbers against tougher competition or risked being labeled a checker. Interesting offensive upside but will need to develop.
His college career after that and his season in the AHL have proven he isn't going to score a lot unless he ends up riding shotgun to Gagner (McDonald does have an NHL calibre shot according to scouting reports).
However, and this is key, the math says he may not be as good as advertised away from the puck. If we take out all of the special teams goals for and against (that are available to us) and get the Springfield totals down to EV (4×4, 5×5), like this:
- PP for: 66, PP against: 79
- PK for: 10, PK against: 12
- EN for: 4, EN against: 9
Springfield then would have scored 126 and allowed 142 goals at EVs (please check my math, one tends to let the mind wander when checking the AHL site). That's minus 16. Although we don't know the TOI each player enjoyed for each game and this is not an ideal scenario let's list the "altered plus minus":
- Liam Reddox +26
- Troy Bodie +12
- Marc Pouliot +10
- Rob Schremp +4
- Slava Trukhno E
- JF Jacques -3
- Tim Sestito -5
- Colin McDonald -6
I've included only Oilers forward prospects who played 50 or more games and of course it doesn't speak to TOI or toughness of minutes. I've also made zero adjustment for games played, which is to say that Pouliot's +10 comes in 51gp and Schremp's +4 comes in 74gp. If they played 50 or more games and are an F prospect of note then they're on the list.
Reddox, Bodie and Sestito are AHL rookies but played a season or more in the ECHL. The only pure rookies are Truhkno and McDonald. The fact that Trukno's number is superior on this list is worthy of note for several reasons: Trukhno is 2 and a half years younger and I think we can agree is a better skill player than Colin McDonald.
He's going to get passed by someone in the fall. At least one someone.
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In trying to get a handle on the overall outlook for our upcoming winter season, we first need to look backward before we can go forward. In 2009-2010, we experienced the 5th coldest winter on record followed by a record snow the following winter in early 2011.
Then the pattern did a 180 degree turn and we experienced one of the warmest winter's on record just two years ago.
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The big question now is whether sea surface temperatures in the pacific are warmer than normal (El Niño) or cooler than normal (La Niña).
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This Canadian company sees growing demand in China for its air and rail products.
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Bombardier (BDRAF) is our top speculative growth idea for 2013. This is potentially the best stock in our portfolio, grossly undervalued because it is French Canadian, and family-controlled.
Further, the stock is ignored by most analysts, as it is hard for single-industry analysts to quantify the value of a company that combines both rail with air transport.
It was called a "buy" by UBS Canada because of its second collaboration accord with China's Commercial Aircraft Corp. over product development on cockpit machine interfaces, electrical systems, and other technology.
While no orders have been booked, the collaboration opens the way to Bombardier selling its C-series planes in China. The Swiss bank estimates as many as 350 Bombardier planes could be sold to China yearly over 20 years, a total of 7000 aircraft.
Moreover, the Canada firm has already locked up 38% of the Chinese market, UBS' Hilda Maraachlian wrote. Her 12-month target for Bombardier is $5.50 per share as it gets airborne in China.
BDRAF may also get some rail contracts next year despite the current Chinese government's decision to put the brakes on fast passenger train spending in 2012. Next year a new team arrives in Beijing. Meanwhile BDRAF is signing huge monorail construction and equipment deals from Riyadh to São Paulo.
Its third quarter report was mixed with sales lower (big ticket items are lumpy) down to US$4.3 billion while profits rose 9% to $192 million.
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- The relative performance, or RS, broke through resistance, line b, in April before pulling back to test the longer-term uptrend, line c
- The RS has been making new highs over the past month, reflecting the group's better relative performance than the S&P 500
- The weekly on-balance volume (OBV) has also turned up from its long-term uptrend, line d, and is back above its weighted moving average (WMA). The daily OBV (not shown) is also positive
- Once above the all-time highs at 734, the next upside targets are in the 750 area, or about 6% above current levels
- Once above the recent highs at $104.77, the next Fibonacci targets are in the $107.20 area. The weekly Starc+ band and the next upside targets are in the $109-$110 area
- The RS analysis confirmed the upside breakout, as its resistance, line f, was also overcome. The RS has formed higher lows, line g
- Volume was also good in late April and early May, as the downtrend in the OBV, line h, was overcome
- There is additional support for UNP in the $96-$97 area with the March lows at $90.66
- This also corresponds to the 38.2% retracement support with the 50% level at $67.80
- The RS made new highs last week and is well above the breakout level from May. The long-term uptrend in the RS (line d) is positive
- The daily OBV is still well below its resistance at line e, but it has moved back above its weighted moving average. The weekly volume (not shown) did confirm the April highs and is above its WMA.
- On a close above $72.60, the next chart and Fibonacci targets are in the $76.50-$77 area
- The low for CSX last summer was at $15.58, so the 38.2% retracement support is at $22.50
- The RS has just broken out to the upside, as the resistance, line h, has been overcome. The uptrend in the RS (line i) goes back to last summer's lows
- The daily OBV has turned up from its support, line k, but it is still below its weighted moving average and resistance at line i
- The weekly OBV (not shown) did confirm the price highs in April
- The resistance is now strong in the $26.40-$26.80 area with the 127.2% retracement target at $27.60, which also corresponds to the weekly Starc+ band
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(UPDATE) Lafayette College student claims she was sexually assaulted on campus
A female Lafayette College student claims she was sexually assaulted early Sunday on the Eastern Pennsylvania campus, school officials said.
The woman said she was assaulted on an outdoor portion of the Easton, Pa., campus, according to Roger Clow, the college's director or communications.
It's not clear whether she knew her attacker.
While she told authorities that she did not wish to pursue criminal chargers, Clow said, the attacker is described as a 6-foot-tall man with blonde hair.
Clow said the campus community were sent text messages and email alerts at 4 a.m. Sunday.
"The college is continuing to investigate the matter and will continue providing an appropriate level of security," Clow said.
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Election officials in Sacramento and dozens more counties got a glimpse this month at how California's diverse population will affect how they plan for the next gubernatorial election in June 2014.
An early analysis from the secretary of state shows officials that they are going to have to do more for voters who have difficulty reading English.
That will include hiring people to translate ballots into multiple languages for display at some polling places.
These facsimiles are not official ballots, but can be used by voters to mark their English-language ballots. And they can be taken into voting booths as an aid.
In Sacramento County, translations will be needed for Hindi-, Japanese- and Korean-language voters in precincts where these language groups make up at least 3 percent of the voters.
Those are in addition to the Tagalog- and Vietnamese-language translations already posted in some Sacramento County precincts.
Currently, Sacramento County election ballots are printed in English, Spanish and Chinese because each represents at least 5 percent of county citizens of voting age.
"The 5 percent is a federal law. It applies to all voting material," said Registrar Jill LaVine. "Any voting information we provide in English must be provided in Spanish and Chinese.
"This is very expensive since we are required to translate all material. We also are required to form an advisory group and do outreach to each of these languages (Spanish and Chinese) for assistance."
So far, the number of precincts affected by the facsimile ballots on display is small.
In the November election, for example, translations of ballots into Tagalog, a language common in the Philippines, were posted at 13 of the county's 470 precincts, said LaVine.
Ballots translated in Vietnamese were posted at 19 precincts, she said.
In addition, LaVine said the county provided translators at a number of polling places for voters of Hmong and Russian descent.
In Yolo County, the number of Spanish-speaking voters has declined as second- and third-generation Latino populations have embraced English, said Jeffrey Barry, chief deputy clerk-recorder.
As a result, the county no longer prints and circulates the ballot in any other language except English.
For the June 2014 election, Yolo County likely will put on display at some polling places facsimile ballots in Spanish, Chinese and Tagalog.
In Contra Costa County, Japanese and Korean languages will be added to the language lineup at some polling places, according to the secretary of state's report.
Part of the challenge can be finding translators and interpreters.
"If there's a large ethnic base, you have a reasonable chance to get a fair number of poll workers that speak that language," said Contra Costa County Clerk-Recorder Steve Weir.
A committee of the California Association of Clerks and Elections Officials plans to help counties connect with interpreters or translators.
The president of that association, Shasta County's Registrar Cathy Darling Allen, said providing such an array of election materials adds a layer of complexity and cost.
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developments, compiled by the editors of HealthDay:
U.S. to Help Vietnam With Agent Orange Cleanup
The first phase of a joint U.S.-Vietnam plan to clean up
environmental damage from the chemical Agent Orange began Friday at
a former U.S. military base in central Vietnam.
The herbicide, which was used sprayed by U.S. aircraft to
destroy North Vietnamese guerilla fighter's jungle cover, was
stored at the base during the Vietnam War, the
Associated Press reported.
The first step of the cleanup plan involves checking areas
around the Danang airport for unexploded ordnance. Once that's
done, dioxin will be removed from soil and sediment at the
Dioxin, a chemical used in Agent Orange, has been linked to
birth defects and cancers.
As many as 3 million people in Vietnam have suffered health
problems due to Agent Orange exposure, according to the country's
Red Cross. But the U.S. has said the number is far lower, the
AP reported.
Poor Adults Account for Most Rural ER Visits
Low-income adults accounted for 56 percent of the 8 million
visits to emergency departments at rural hospitals in the United
States in 2008, a federal government study says.
Of all the adult visits made to rural emergency departments,
about 44 percent were either paid by Medicaid (28 percent) or were
uncompensated or billed to uninsured patients (16.5 percent),
according to the latest
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Private health plans paid for 31 percent of the visits and 25
percent were covered by Medicare.
Leading reasons for adult visits to rural emergency departments
in 2008 included abdominal pain (233,064), back pain (223,248),
chest pain from unknown causes (220,647), open wounds (211,587),
and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and bronchiectasis
(159,002), which can cause breathing problems.
House Takes Action Against Genetically Modified Salmon
An amendment forbidding the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
from approving genetically modified salmon for human consumption
was passed Wednesday by the U.S. House of Representatives.
The amendment to the farm spending bill, introduced by Rep. Don
Young, R-Alaska and approved by voice vote, would prohibit the FDA
from spending money to approve an application by
Massachusetts-based AquaBounty to sell genetically modified salmon
that grow twice as fast as normal, the
Associated Press reported.
Young said the modified salmon would compete with wild salmon
from his state, and other detractors have called the modified
salmon "frankenfish" that may cause allergies in humans and could
eventually destroy the wild salmon population.
The FDA is scheduled to decide this year whether to approve the
modified salmon. The Senate hasn't dealt with the issue, the
AP reported.
Syphilis Screening Could Save Many Babies: Study
Screening all pregnant women for syphilis and treatment with
antibiotics could save hundreds of thousands of babies' lives
worldwide each year, according to a new study.
Researchers at University College London analyzed 10 previous
studies that included more than 41,000 women in total and found
that syphilis screening achieved a 58 percent decrease in
stillbirths and a similar reduction in deaths in the first few
weeks of life,
BBC News reported.
The study appears in
The Lancet Infectious Diseases.
Syphilis in pregnant women causes 500,000 stillbirths and
newborn deaths a year, mostly in sub-Saharan Africa. Even though
screening is cheap and effective, it's done in fewer than one in
eight women worldwide,
BBC News reported.
Screening for syphilis should be done at the same time that
pregnant women are tested for HIV, study author Dr. Sarah Hawkes
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With temperatures expected to soar throughout the week and residents expected to be relying on their air conditioners, officials at the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power and Southern California Edison each urged customers Tuesday to conserve energy to prevent strain on the power grid.
Monrovia will hit triple digits with a high of 103 degrees Wednesday, 105 degrees Thursday, Friday and Saturday, according to the National Weather Service.
Edison, which is operating without the benefit of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, stressed that it anticipates having sufficient resources to meet forecast electricity demand during this week's heat wave. But the utility noted that conservation can provide additional reserves that would help in the event of a power emergency.
Both Edison and DWP offered a series of tips to help customers cut back on power usage, including:
- Setting thermostats no lower than 78 degrees
- Limiting the use of appliances during peak hours, and using washing machines, dishwashers and other heavy appliances only in the evening
- Close drapes and blinds to keep rooms cool
- Ventilate homes at night and in the early morning to allow cool air to circulate
- Limit the opening of refrigerators
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The other day I ran into a cookbook that's been around for a few years. Titled "Every Night Italian" and published in 2000, it was written by Giuliano Hazan; and if his family name seems familiar, it should: He's the son of Italian cooking guru Marcella Hazan, whose cookbooks played a strong part in forming my cooking skills, as I know they did for many of you.
I hadn't seen the book before, but as soon as I started leafing through it, I found it strangely, almost eerily familiar. It wasn't as simple as that he emulated his mother's recipes. Rather, he grew up with them, and now presents a collection of dishes of his own, influenced by his Mom's cooking but reassembled from bits and pieces, generally rendered a bit lighter and lower-fat than the style that came naturally to the Bolognese Marcella; and best of all, they're mostly designed as quick dinners, capable of being put on the table in 45 minutes or so.
This week let's feature my remake of one of Giuliano's dishes. I knew it was going to be a winner as soon as I saw eggplant, garlic, tomatoes and pasta in the list of ingredients. Pecorino Romano cheese didn't do it any harm, either, but I was a little more dubious about the mozzarella cheese in it, fearing that it would turn stringy as it melted, a phenomenon that's fine for pizza but a little odd in pasta. I substituted some Fontina from Val d'Aosta and was quite happy indeed.
This is one of those meatless dishes so robust and hearty that you don't miss the meat for an instant. Here's how my version went.
INGREDIENTS: (Serves two)
1 medium eggplant or 2 or 3 small Italian eggplants
2-3 cloves garlic
1/2 cup (120ml) olive oil
Dried red-pepper flakes
12 ounces tomato sauce
Black pepper
4-6 ounces spaghetti or other long, thin pasta
2 ounces grated Pecorino Romano cheese
2 ounces Italian Fontina cheese (or mozzarella for Giuliano's version)
1. Peel the eggplant and cut it lengthwise into thick (1/2-inch) slices.
2. Peel the garlic and mince it fine. Put about 1 tablespoon of the olive oil in a small skillet or saute pan and cook the garlic with a shake of red-pepper flakes until the garlic is aromatic and brown.
3. Add the browned garlic and oil to the tomato sauce in a small saucepan and warm it over very low heat. Add salt and black pepper to taste.
4. Put a large pot of salted pasta water on to boil. Put all the rest of the olive oil in a large, preferably nonstick skillet and put it over high heat until it's very hot. Brown the eggplant slices on both sides, perhaps 2 or 3 minutes on each side, and keep it warm on a large plate covered with paper towels. (If you take care to keep the oil hot, the eggplant won't soak up all of it, and you can pat more of it off with paper towels if calories are a concern.)
5. When the pasta water comes to a rolling boil, put in the spaghetti and cook, stirring at first so it won't stick together, until al dente; usually around 10 minutes for spaghetti, but check package directions and, more important, taste-test it now and then so you don't overcook.
6. While the pasta is cooking, cut the fried eggplant into julienne strips, then put them into the simmering tomato sauce to warm through. Grate the Romano Pecorino and cut the Fontina or mozzarella into small (1/4-inch) dice.
7. Drain the pasta well and put it into warmed bowls. Top with the sauce, then garnish with the cheeses.
MATCHING WINE: This hearty dish calls for a robust, acidic Italian red, and either a Chianti or a Barbera would fill the bill. I went with a youthful Dolcetto, Gianfranco Alessandria 2005 Dolcetto d'Alba. It was a little lower in acidity but higher in tannin to make up for it, and its lovely blend of fruit and earth was especially well-matched with the eggplant.
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Amarillo, TX - Over the next fifty years, our state's population is expected to double - but our water supply isn't. In fact, the Texas Water Development Board predicts that by 2060, fully half of all Texans will not have adequate access to water under extreme drought conditions like what we experienced two years ago.
That means water shortages in Texas are predicted to become more and more common as the state's population grows. And state lawmakers and water authorities are working to address the issue now before it becomes a problem later.
On the last day of the 83rd legislative session, Governor Rick Perry signed House Bill 4, which creates a funding mechanism for the water development board.
Although the state already funds some of the board's water projects, the new system would provide consistency in funding.
TWDB Executive Administrator Melanie Callahan says that consistency would be invaluable in planning and implementing new plans and projects.
"If they were in the state water plan, for example, we could fund them if they were for water strategies," explains Callahan. "The problem being we had to fight for general revenue every biennium, so the amount we had available varied drastically from biennium to biennium."
Initially, $2 billion will be taken from the state's Rainy Day Fund to provide low-interest loans for conservation efforts and water projects designed to make another 9 million acre-feet of water available for use. An acre-foot is 325,851 gallons.
"Water is an essential part of everyone's life," said Governor Perry in a statement. "It is ensuring that those adequate supplies are available. It means better jobs, it means stronger communities, it means healthier families for decades to come."
Critics of the bill said a the $2 billion dollar transfer of funds would count against the state's spending cap, which in essence limits the size and scope of government. Some also raised concerns that the plan did not dedicate enough money to conservation and reuse efforts.
Even though Mister Perry has already signed the bill, enacting it into law would necessitate a resolution to make an amendment to the state's constitution, which requires voter approval. That resolution was unanimously approved by both the House and the Senate.
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Such a conception of labor action was common in the United States in the nineteenth century,[1] most prominently amongst mining interests in the American West, and remained common in the twentieth century CE amongst totalitarian states, such as the Soviet Union and People's Republic of China[citation needed], in which complete control of the working class is desired.[citation needed]
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ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - UCF coach George O'Leary has grown weary of being in close games over the past two weeks.
As his team continues to chase its first BCS berth, the 17th-ranked Knights (8-1, 5-0 American) have survived back-to-back games that came down to plays in the closing minutes.
UCF has won five games this season by seven or fewer points.
O'Leary says he has warned his team that its luck could run out if they keep letting teams stay in games, and he's hoping it won't be Thursday night against Rutgers (5-4, 2-3), which has lost three of its last four outings.
The Scarlet Knights have been hampered by injuries, but a win would make them bowl-eligible for the eighth time in nine years.
O'Leary a semifinalist for Maxwell Football Club Coach of the Year
George O'Leary has been honored for the Knights' success as he was named a semifinalist for the Maxwell Football Club Collegiate Coach of the Year Award Wednesday.
The list of semifinalists includes 16 candidates which have been selected by the MFC National Selection Committee, and the field was announced by MFC President, Ron Jaworski. It was the second accolade for Coach O'Leary this season as he was one of 20 members on The Paul Bear Bryant Coach of the Year Award Watch List announced Nov. 1.
Semifinalist voting for the Maxwell Football Club Collegiate Coach of the Year Award will begin on Nov. 21 and close Dec. 2. Finalist voting will take place from Dec. 3-15 and the winner will be announced Dec. 17.
In his 10th year, O'Leary has led the Knights to being bowl eligible for the fourth time in the last five seasons. Among his career accolades, O'Leary is a five-time conference coach of the year (1998 and 2000 in the ACC and 2005, 2007 and 2010 in Conference USA), and was the 2000 Bobby Dodd National Coach of the Year as well as the 2005 SportsIllustrated.com and CBSSports.com National Coach of the Year.
MFC Collegiate Coach of the Year Semifinalists:
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Gus Malzahn - Auburn
Art Briles - Baylor
Steve Addazio - Boston College
Dabo Swinney - Clemson
David Cutcliffe - Duke
Tim DeRuyter - Fresno State
Jimbo Fisher - Florida State
Mark Dantonio - Michigan State
Gary Pinkel - Missouri
Rod Carey - Northern Illinois
Urban Meyer - Ohio State
Mike Gundy - Oklahoma State
George O'Leary - UCF
Ed Orgeron - USC
Gary Anderson - Wisconsin
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Which OKC Thunder Players Would Die In a Zombie Apocalypse?
Random question, yes. But here's the explanation: GQ's NBA guest blogger for the season, power forward Nick Collison, just did a playoff mailbag, soliciting questions from his Twitter followers, and this question was far and away the best. Because Nick is a good and honest fellow, he tackled the question head on. Here's his answer below. Click here for the rest of his mailbag.
@IamAinsleyHayes Which teammates would survive a zombie apocalypse, and which ones wouldn't?
I think most of us would. We are used to running and pushing through fatigue. We are used to being in stressful situations together, and we have each others' backs. Sadly, however, I think we would lose a couple guys. Take, for instance, Reggie Jackson, our rookie, who cannot seem to stay awake for any extended period of time and passes out on all flights within five minutes, as he did here with Serge Ibaka and Cole Aldrich.
I fear Reggie would doze off somewhere and the zombies would get to him. I think Kendrick Perkins would be OK at first, but eventually he would look at a zombie and not like the way the zombie was looking at him. If you know Perk the way I know Perk, you know he wouldn't be able to resist getting face to face with the zombie and letting him know he doesn't play. He could fight off a few of the zombies, but eventually there would be too many, and I'm worried he wouldn't make it. Meanwhile, James Harden would definitely survive, because a zombie is not going to want to get any of that beard in his throat while trying to eat his brain.
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Regular Expressions (for those not yet acquainted with them) provide a way of matching patterns of strings that may be simple or extremely complicated and they do it in a very efficient manner. This is a good follow up on a previous link provided by George Petrov, which is called: : An Introduction to Regular Expressions in VBScript.
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January 03, 2011
Mayflower resident Jean Lunin and Rollins student Roxanne Szal (Class of 2013)
Rollins student Roxanne Szal (Class of 2013) and Mayflower Retirement Community resident Jean Lunin have a lot in common. Both are self-assured, assertive, support the same political candidates, love traveling and are only children. But, with more than a half century age difference between them, it's likely their paths may never have crossed.
However, thanks to a partnership between Rollins College and The Mayflower, new relationships are being cultivated on both campuses – bridging generations through the love of learning. This year, the intergenerational initiative included two classes: Justice: Good and Evil – an honors RCC class seminar that explored life experiences and choices as well as justice issues; and Memory and the Photograph, which focused on the role that images and photographs play in defining memories.
Jean and Roxanne met in the photo class, where students worked one-on-one with 20 Mayflower seniors to create a visual memoir book focusing on various aspects of the residents' lives. In addition, the group discussed significant historical photos (e.g., the JFK assassination and President Obama's inauguration), and explored how your age when an event occurs shapes your memory of it.
"This seminar explored notions of memory through our relationship to various types of photographic images," said Dawn Roe, assistant professor of art at Rollins. "The integration of psychology and studio art is what made this course collaborative and interdisciplinary in nature – and with the local community members involved it offered students a rich contrast of other perspectives."
"We don't have the opportunity for a lot of intergenerational learning in our culture because we segment ourselves – and we're missing out," said Jennifer Queen, associate professor of psychology at Rollins. "It was an enriching experience for both the students and seniors because they served as peers and mentors to each other."
Rollins student Melissa Manley (Class of 2013)
For Rollins student Melissa Manley (Class of 2013), the photography class enabled her to see history through a different lens. She and Mayflower resident Billie Van Horn worked together on a "Memory Book" that displays pictures of Billie and her mother, as well as period photos from each decade of their lives. The goal of the project – which was compiled in an online photo gallery and printed – is to draw parallels and show dramatic changes in innovation and culture through the years.
"My mother was born in 1888 and died in 1986, so she went from using a horse and buggy to seeing a man land on the moon," said Billie. "My father died when I was an infant, so my mother was left to raise four children on her own during the Great Depression. The way she experienced life was much different – and harder – than the way I did. This project is a tribute to her life."
For Melissa, listening to Billie's memories about growing up during the Depression brings history to life. "I learned not only about the historical side of the photos, but also the emotional side," she said.
The endeavor is equally fulfilling from Billie's perspective. "Melissa brought such enthusiasm, creativity and technological savvy to this project," she added. "I couldn't and wouldn't have wanted to do this project without her."
"When we shared experiences together, the seniors looked back and we looked forward, but together we learned a lot from each other," said Rollins student Lucas Hernandez (Class of 2013). "Although we've come from very different backgrounds, this project shows that we're all on the same life path."
Rollins students and Mayflower residents work on their Memory Book project
In addition to the Memory Book project, eight Mayflower residents helped Rollins first-year students in a project titled, What Makes My Life Matter? from the RCC course Justice: Good and Evil. The students spent time with their assigned Mayflower partners, with the goal of discovering how ordinary people do extraordinary things with their lives. Their findings were documented in essay form.
"By spending time and interviewing residents, students were able to internalize the factors about what brings richness to lives," said instructor Marvin Newman, professor of legal studies and communications at Rollins. "From being CIA agents … to serving in the Orange County courthouse during the time of civil rights … to having amazing artistic gifts … these seniors shared their stories to help others understand what really matters in life."
"The thought-provoking interactions that took place in these classes really resonate with both the students and our residents," said Mayflower marketing director Jana Ricci (Class of 1980), who was instrumental in working with Rollins' Office of Community Engagement to bring this lifelong learning initiative to fruition.
Micki Meyer, director of community engagement at Rollins, explained that academic experiences like these are both transactional and transformational. "When we're young, we spend our time trying to create purpose and meaning in our lives. And when we're older, we reflect on the purpose and meaning in our lives," said Micki. "Intergenerational learning enables us to understand and help each other, and we ultimately find that we are more closely linked than we originally thought."
Meyer feels that the Rollins-Mayflower partnership is an example of service-learning at its best.
"Students understand what they are learning in the classroom because they are able to apply it in a real-world context," she added.
Rollins student Amy Teixera (Class of 2014), Mayflower resident Carol Service and Annamarie Carlson (Class of 2014) at Animal Kingdom
For Mayflower Retirement Community resident Carol Service, the partnership with Rollins College is more than just opportunity to learn new things. It has also been an opportunity to make new friends. And the relationship Carol has developed with her student partners, Annamarie Carlson (Class of 2014) and Amy Teixera (Class of 2014), has extended beyond the classroom.
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As to what life lessons the two have learned from Carol: They say her philosophy of "paying it forward" was the focal point of their essay.
"Carol's ability to help others and act genuinely and selflessly comes so naturally to her," says Amy. "It's inspiring and makes me want to be a better person."
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One of Spain's most beautiful sport climbing locations the island of Mallorca is anchored off its Mediterranean shores and is the largest of the Balearics. Mallorca's magnificent beaches and mountains are the haunt of the super-rich and the holidaying Brit during the summer season, but once the hordes have moved on and the temperatures have cooled, the frenetic ambience of the Island changes and becomes a near paradise for wintertime sport climbing. Mallorcan Sport climbing is commonly the last of the major Spanish winter destinations to be sampled, its profile lagging behind the ever popular Costa Blanca and El Chorro.
However much of Mallorca's climbing is the equal of the best on offer at the mainland locations encompassing a huge diversity of the islands landscapes, ranging from sea cliffs to mountainside crags. As is the norm for Spanish limestone the rock is uniformly superb and offers a huge range of possibilities from low grade ambles to fierce state-of-the-art routes along with a vast amount of world-class Deep Water Soloing.
Mallorca's Prime sport climbing Crags
Sa Gubia
A hugely impressive bowl of rock which springs up from the flatlands that lead from Palma to the mountains. Sa Gubia hosts over one hundred lines, the vast majority in the 6a to 6c grade range. Sun and shade can be easily switched throughout the day and for those looking for multi-pitch bolted outings the impressive walls contain the Islands very best. There is even one extremely popular trad route - Albahida (Gubia Normal) at around MVS, and at busy times it sees almost constant traffic, a testament to its outstanding position and climbing. For the very adventurous a look at the Cara Oeste will reveal one of the most spectacular limestone walls anywhere in Europe. This wall has a half dozen multi-pitch climbs on it although only one of these falls within the sixth grade and the rest are far harder.
The spectacular peninsular of Formentor is surrounded by sea cliffs on a scale that can only be dreamt about in the UK. The possibilities are enormous but few forays have been made into the potential. Instead the development of the crags has mainly focused on a small number of crags set well above the sea. Two of which are excellent venues - Es Fumat and La Creveta . Es Fumat is a large cliff that has a handful of long and varied routes on its left side which are among some of the better grade 6's on the Island. For teams based in Puerto Pollensa the high angled walls of Creveta can be seen at the very start of the road that climbs up to and then out along the Formentor Peninsula. The location and ease of access make this a fine place to climb with dozens of routes in the mid to lower grades. However a little word of warning - many come here expecting the climbing itself to be a walk in the park and leave well and truly spanked unable to cope with the very fingery and technical solutions needed to maintain upward progress, a cautious approach is advised.
Away from the hustle and bustle of the more popular crags is the quaint track side buttress of perfect limestone known as Betlem (El Calo de Betlem) . Most come here to sample the immaculate pocketed high angled slab but many miss out on a number of other worthwhile pitches on the flanking walls. For the high grade merchant then the cave and leaning wall of nearby Ermita de Betlem is worth a peek but even the very strong have had a hard time hereabouts so don't treat it too lightly.
The Mountains of the North
There are some delightful small crags perched on the very edge of the exposed mountain road that dramatically traverses the mountains, all of them having stunning views down to the sea hundreds of meters below. Can Ortigues , Valldemossa and Ca'n Nyic all have convenient clusters of popular climbs and always attract a crowd whilst just inland are the shady caves and sunny walls of S'estret , Es Verger , Gorg Blau and Las Perxes that provide both grade 7 and 8's in abundance and some pleasant 5's and 6's. However the very best routes are at Fraguel - a simply world class sport crag, and Alaro , a mountain in itself and home to the famous tufa climb Buf!! . Completing the crag haul in the north is Port De Soller , a great seaside crag that has a lovely atmosphere only slightly marred by the cliff construction site that after years of inactivity has now sprung into life again, and efforts have been made to block access (although this has been largely ignored by climbers, the no entry barrier having been shifted to one side. Weekends may be the best and quietest time to make a visit). The climbing is based around a large tufa lined cave and its flanking vertical walls. There is plenty to keep most happy for a day or two, although the bulk of the routes are in the sixth grade.
The South and the Seaside
To the south and east of the Mallorcan capital of Palma is a charming coastline dotted with beautiful inlets and lined with countless limestone cliffs that provide world-class Deep Water Soloing (DWS) at venues such as Cala Barques , Cala Marcal and the daddy of them all Porto Cristo (Cova del Diablo) Cova del Diablo. However for the winter months the sport climbs are what the sun seeking climber is after and few places beat Cala Magraner . Cala Magraner is a fine, cliff-lined dry valley that runs down to a sunny beach and cove that provides a holiday cragging venue par excellence. Cala Magraner is just the place to clock up the pitches and enjoy the numerous fairly short but intense climbs.
"for the winter months the sport climbs are what the sun seeking climber is after and few places beat Cala Magraner A fine cliff-lined dry valley that runs down to a sunny pebble beach cove that provides a holiday cragging venue par excellence"
The rock is covered in good holds and deep pockets, although on a few of the lines the bolts are getting beyond their sell-by date. Be sure to follow the most up-to-date access information when parking and approaching the crags. Running a close second on the appeal front is Santanyi or Santanyi (Tijuana) as it is variously known. The orange stained vertical walls rise from a flat wave cut platform and are blessed with lots of sun in the depths of winter. Just around the corner a five minute walk away is a superb family beach and lots of potential for some non-serious Deep Water Soloing.
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Duke (6b) - Es Fumat - A fine 30m wall of cracks and good holds
Pammi-A (6b+), Creveta - Long and sustained flakes and cracks in an exposed arete.
V�a de los bomberos (6a,6a+,6a,6b), Sa Gubia - Multi-pitch wall climb up the best feature at Sa Gubia.
R�cords de Bunyola (6a+), Creveta - Fine, technical wall climbing with a slightly puzzling bulge midway.
Es Pasto (Dog Walker) (6b+), Betlem - Beautiful, high-angled slab of pocketed grey limestone.
Blobland (6c) - Port Soller - Awesome wall of juggy blobs above a technical lower wall.
Ses tres Maries (6a), Cala Magraner - Brilliant climbing that ascends some long tufa blobs and a blank looking upper wall. All straight off of the beach.
Molins de paper (6b), Ca'n Nyic - One of a trio of lovely wall climbs high in the mountains. Great views down to Soller and a good spot for some cool conditions.
Colesterol party (6a), Tijuana - Butch roof and corner gives seaside climbing at its finest.
Lisa Simpsom (6b+), Gorg Blau - Big pitch on a big shady wall. One for the warmer days and a very good place to head for if hard 7's and 8's are your thing.
Audrey Seguy enjoying perfect conditions on Rafael Borras (6b+) on the towering El Fumat, Formentor Peninsula. Photo Mark Glaister.
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Olympia, WA - Fourteen turnovers and abysmal first-half shooting combined to dig a hole the Evergreen women's basketball team could not climb out of as the Geoducks dropped their second conference game in a row with a 44-63 loss to the visiting Albertson College Coyotes.
Albertson took advantage of the off night by the Goeducks to take a 29-18 first half lead and never let Evergreen back into the game. Albertson's zone defense accounted for 12 steals and held the Geoducks to 24 percent shooting on the night.
Jenny Olson recorded another double-double for the Clams scoring a team-high 14 points and grabbing 10 boards. Center Rachel Ross nearly duplicated the feat as she pulled down 12 rebounds and scored nine points.
Yotes guard Whitney Clark netted 16 to lead all scorers helping Albertson improve to 7-6 on the year and 1-1 in conference play.
Evergreen out-rebounded the Coyotes 52-37 but couldn't convert those boards to points as the Geoducks shot just 13 percent from behind the arc in the second half on 2-12 shooting. Evergreen fared little better from the free throw line making 12 0f 23 shots for just over 50 percent shooting. Meanwhile Albertson took 39 tries from the charity stripe and converted 27.
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