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Split Peas and Rice with Pigtail
Comfort food! That's what this dish is all about. Pickled pigtail has always been a staple in my diet while ...Read more
Bodi and Saltfish
I must say that I'm always in awe of the simplicity of preparing some of our tastiest dishes here in ...Read more
Trini Fry Rice II
What do you do when you have left over rice from the day before? That was a question I was ...Read more
Lamb Pelau
This is just a variation of Pelau, that is traditionally done with chicken. You could use any meat you like ...Read more
Curry Channa and Aloo (Potato)
Curry channa and aloo is another popular Trinidad dish.Read more
Green Rice
Some times I get a little tired of eating plain rice with whatever side dish. That is why I like ...Read more
Ochro Rice
Ochro Rice is a versatile one pot meal with a distinct flavour, usually from the type of meat used, such ...Read more
Trini Bhaji Rice
Bhaji rice is another wonderful "one pot" dish that is really delicious. This rice dish belongs to, what I would ...Read more
Black Eyed Peas and Rice
I'm not sure if eating black eyed peas and rice on Old Years (New Years Eve) makes you lucky, but ...Read more


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Los Angeles — Official postgame quotes following the Jazz's 105-96 loss to the Clippers on Saturday.
Jazz Head Coach Tyrone Corbin
RE: Overall thoughts on tonight's game
"It's tough. You can't give up 38 points on the road in a quarter. Their confidence was growing when they were up 16 points in the first quarter. We fought back enough to give ourselves a chance, but it just wasn't enough to get over the hump."
Jazz Head Coach Tyrone Corbin
RE: Playing seven games in ten nights
"We have been on a tough run here. We were on the road for three games and we came home for an overtime game, and guys are tired. But we have to be a little more diligent about our defensive assignments, especially on the road. When you give a team 38 points in the first quarter it is tough to come back."
Jazz Head Coach Tyrone Corbin
RE: On the Clippers three-point shooting
"They made their shots. We did the right thing and we wanted to keep the guys on the perimeter. But with the extra rotation, they had a couple of guys wide open who knocked down their shots. They got some easy looks and hit some big shots. But we wanted to keep the game close, and we did a good of doing that for most of the game."
Jazz Forward Paul Millsap
RE: On tonight's loss
"There is no excuse for us losing this game. They just didn't miss shots. We had guys in their faces, and they just didn't miss."
Jazz Forward Paul Millsap
RE: Getting off to a slow start
"This goes along with things we have been talking about all year, like not getting down on the road. We can't do this especially against good teams, because it will come back to haunt us."
Jazz Guard Devin Harris
RE: On the Clippers 38-point first quarter
"They hit a lot of perimeter shots. We kept them out of the paint as best we could, but I think they hit nine threes in the first half. It is tough when they shoot the ball like that at a high rate. It was tough to come back from. They got into a rhythm early and we spent a lot of energy coming back. We didn't get enough stops and our defense was not good enough to win the game."
Clippers Head Coach Vinny Del Negro
RE: Overall thoughts on tonight's game
"It was a good, solid win for us. I though we got off to a very good start and shot the ball much better tonight, especially from deep. That opened up some things for us and we took control of the game. We had a lot of good performances. We let them back in on a couple of runs, but then we responded well. Overall, it was a solid effort by us."
Clippers Head Coach Vinny Del Negro
RE: Team's play in the first half
"I thought our ball movement was good in the first half. I am proud of the way our guys moved it early. We got some really good, open looks and we got after them. We set the tone early and had a big first quarter scoring 38 points. That set the tone for us. They made a couple of runs, but we withstood it. Overall, I thought our ball movement was good. We turned it over a little bit too much in the second half, but overall we controlled the tempo pretty well."
Clippers Head Coach Vinny Del Negro
RE: Playing the Dallas Mavericks on Monday
"I am pleased with our home stand obviously. We battled through some things and every game is difficult. Dallas is a championship team for a reason and we'll go there, have a good game plan and be ready to go. We'll enjoy this win for a minute and then lock into that."
Clippers Head Coach Vinny Del Negro
RE: Play of Clippers forward Blake Griffin
"I thought Blake [Griffin's] demeanor and composure were great. He had good control of himself tonight. I liked when he was attacking the basket. He was very efficient and really did a good job with six assists, moving the basketball. They came on the traps off the cutters, but he did a good job dribbling out of them and getting the ball to the weak side."
Clippers Head Coach Vinny Del Negro
RE: Team effort
"I thought Eric [Bledsoe] came in and gave us some good minutes when Chris [Paul] went down. He controlled the tempo and got us up and down the court. We got some easy baskets and Blake [Griffin] took over. It was a good solid, team effort from everybody. I thought Kenyon [Martin's] defense was good, poking balls away and being efficient down there for us."
Clippers Guard Eric Bledsoe
Re: Subbing in for Chris Paul
"I've been working out and working on my game. I was ready for the moment. When the moment came, Chris [Paul] got hurt a little bit, so I tried to just fill the role and keep the lead and tempo going."
Clippers Guard Eric Bledsoe
Re: Playing 20 games in 31 days
"It means less practice and more games. We just try to get our rest, and take it a game at a time."
Clippers Guard Chris Paul
Re: Getting a key win in the Western Conference
"We really needed this win. Utah isn't that far behind us. As you can see, the Western Conference is bunched up from 4 [seed] through 11. Right now, every win is valuable. We've had a pretty good home record this year. Our fans, we're grateful and thankful for them. We love playing at home."
Clippers Forward Blake Griffin
Re: Tonight's play
"We came out with the right defensive mindset. We were hitting shots too. That really attributed to our early lead. I thought we did a good job defensively, it slipped here and there, but overall it was much better.
Clippers Forward Blake Griffin
Re: Going 5-0 during this home stand
"It's great. We needed it. It gave us a little bit of breathing room, but we can't relax at all. We have to keep that going."
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|DA says Dillon Taylor officer-involved killing was justified
|Utah Jazz: Trey Burke apologizes for leaked nude photographs
|In Utah, Mormon chapels are here, there and everywhere
|Lindsey, Burke address internet photo issue
|Utah school district settles with family of boy who killed himself
|Pierce: NFL, BYU prioritize TV viewers over ticket buyers
|LDS meeting: Feminists seeking change find it in subtle wording
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Industrial Shrimp Action Network (ISA Net)
For immediate release October 24, 1997
Global Group Formed to Counter Destructive Industrial Shrimp Farming
Representatives of major environmental and community organizations from 14 nations agreed last week to create an umbrella group to oppose the continued expansion worldwide of destructive industrial shrimp farming. The new group formed on World Food Day, October 16th is called the Industrial Shrimp Action Network or ISA Net.
The environmental and community organizations were meeting at a strategy planning forum in Santa Barbara, California, and were joined by concerned scientists and experts. Attached are the mission statement for the new network and a list of the groups represented at the Santa Barbara forum.
In just the last fifteen years, shrimp aquaculture has been transformed from the traditional endeavor of peasant farmers in China and Southeast Asia into a US$6 billion global business. The shift to more intensive systems first occurred in Taiwan, but its industry soon collapsed due to disease. Today industrial shrimp aquaculture has spread to 50 countries.
Recently, experts, activists, and journalists have begun to document the serious environmental and social problems associated with industrial shrimp farming. In a number of countries, major grassroot movements have emerged to challenge the industry. Shrimp farms have destroyed a million hectares of critical coastal wetlands -- including mangrove forests -- worldwide, disrupted and displaced traditional fishing communities, and contaminated freshwater supplies. As a result, there has been social conflict, human rights abuses, and violence. In Bangladesh, for example, around 100 people have been killed in clashes over industrial shrimp farming.
The industrial shrimp farms continue to be plagued by disease, due to overcrowding and poor water quality. Scientists have raised new concerns that these viruses might spread to wild stocks and the new varieties of specially farm-bred shrimp might be genetically susceptible to these viral diseases.
A principal objective of ISA Net will be to support the efforts of coastal communities that are resisting the introduction or expansion of industrial shrimp farming. At the Santa Barbara meeting, there were presentations and discussions on the current "hotspots" in the global controversy. In India, the struggle has gone all the way to the Supreme Court, which in December 1996 outlawed commercial shrimp farms in the coastal zone. In Honduras, fishing villages on the Gulf of Fonseca have mobilized to persuade the Government to enact a moratorium on construction of new shrimp farms . In Ecuador, community activists in Esmeraldas Province were jailed for resisting the illegal cutting of mangroves for a shrimp farm. In Tanzania, plans to establish the first massive shrimp operation in Africa -- a ten thousand hectare farm on the Rufiji Delta -- are generating heated debate.
The expansion of industrial shrimp farming has been driven by soaring demand for shrimp in the United States, Canada, Japan, and Europe. Accounting for 30% of the worlds shrimp production, aquaculture is hailed by industry as a way of taking pressure off wild shrimp stocks. The global catch of wild shrimp peaked in 1993. Shrimp trawling is considered to be one of the worlds most wasteful and harmful fishing practices.
The Santa Barbara conference created a Steering Committee for ISA Net consisting of the following members:
David Barnhizer, Senior Fellow, Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC)
Alfredo Quarto, Co-Director, Mangrove Action Project (MAP)
Mauricio Farhan Ferrari, Forest Peoples Programme, U.K.
Michael Hagler, Greenpeace International
Jacob Raj, Director, PREPARE, India
Meenakshi Raman, Attorney, Consumers Association of Penang, Malaysia
Jorge Varela, Director, CODDEFFAGOLF, Honduras
The Steering Committee will be responsible for the administration and further development of ISA Net. They will be seeking the participation in the network of a number of other active organizations and individuals.
The Santa Barbara meeting also established and drafted plans of action for ISA Net Working Groups, as follows:
Communities Facilitator: Alfredo Quarto, MAP
An initial objective is to establish improved electronic communications with key communities and environmental groups in developing countries.
Public Education Facilitator: Angela Rickman, Sierra Club of Canada
This group will coordinate a substantially increased effort by organizations to inform consumers in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Japan about the true environmental and social costs of eating shrimp.
Science and Industry Facilitator: Becky Goldburg, Environmental Defense Fund
Consulting with outside experts and communities, this group will develop a set of technical standards for sustainable shrimp aquaculture.
International Institutions and National Governments Facilitator: Jacob Scherr, NRDC
This group will help the Network groups to monitor, assess, and advocate for improvements in the policies and programs of international agencies. The first such opportunity is the December 1997 FAO Technical Consultation on Shrimp in Bangkok, Thailand. In regard to national governments, ISA Net groups will continue to provide information and analysis to the Shrimp Tribunal regarding the implementation of existing laws and regulations on shrimp farming.
The Santa Barbara meeting participants agreed that it would be important to gather together within a year, preferably in Ecuador. The Steering Group was asked to work with Ecuadorian organizations to determine the feasibility of holding the next meeting of ISA Net there.
Kate Cissna, former MAP Co-Director, organized the Santa Barbara Forum. Isabel de la Torre will serve as staff of the interim Secretariat for ISA Net. It will be housed at MAP offices at 4649 Sunnyside Ave N., #321, Seattle, Washington 98103; telephone - (+1 206)545-1137; fax - (+1 206)545-4498; email email@example.com
Industrial Shrimp Action Network (ISA Net)
We are a global network of organizations and individuals, representing community, environmental, and scientific concerns. We are opposed to the expansion of destructive industrial shrimp farming with such consequences as impoverishment and displacement of local communities, degradation of mangrove forests and other coastal and inland ecosystems, loss of agricultural land, pollution, and the loss of cultural and biological diversity.
We have joined together:
to recognize, support, and empower communities threatened by shrimp farming to enable them to control the use and management of coastal resources to meet their food, livelihood, cultural, and other basic needs;
to educate consumers about the social, economic, and environmental costs of shrimp production so that they can make informed decisions about purchasing and eating shrimp;
to resist destructive industrial shrimp production practices and policies and encourage the adoption of ecologically responsible and socially equitable alternatives by industry, local communities, national governments, and international institutions; and
to identify and encourage better coastal resource management and support the restoration of ecosystems degraded by industrial shrimp farming.
Adopted at the NGO Planning Forum on Shrimp Aquaculture, Santa Barbara, California, October 17, 1997
NGO Planning Forum on Shrimp Aquaculture Santa Barbara, California October 14-17, 1997
Participating Organizations
Alter Trade Japan
CODDEFFAGOLF, Honduras
Consumers Association of Penang, Malaysia
Environmental Defense Fund, USA
Forest Peoples Programme, UK
Fundacion Cimas del Ecuador
Greenpeace Guatemala
Greenpeace International
KONPHALINDO, Indonesia
Mangrove Action Project, USA
Natural Resources Defense Council, USA
Organizacion de Comunidades Negras de Colombia
PREPARE, India
Sea Turtle Restoration Project, USA
Sierra Club of Canada
World Wildlife Fund
World Wildlife Fund - Hong Kong
Yadfon Association, Thailand
Please note that not all of these groups have agreed to join ISA Net or to endorse its mission statement and plans of action.


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This Week's Obsession: Dual Threat
The weekly roundtable wonders about this whole "let's not get another Gardner" plan (that isn't the plan). Our depth chart:
|What, my Henson-ian athleticism isn't good enough for ya? [Upchurch]
- Brian Cook: Field General!
- Seth Fisher: Legit 4.4 Speed!
- Ace Anbender: Top Recruiter!
- Heiko Yang: Huge Arm!
- Blue in South Bend: Super Accurate!
- Coach Brown: Reads Defenses!
- Mathlete: Academic All-American!
This one comes from the mailbag, a guy appropriately named "Dual Threat." If you notice a whole lot of positivity in it, it's because it was sent before last Saturday. I'll posit his question as he sent it:
My point of view is we should be recruiting more dual threat-ers. While Morris and Speight are no doubt going to be good pocket passers, leaving the running aspect of the position off the table leaves a huge hole in the offensive arsenal going forward.
I feel dual threat QBs are going to be the future of dominant college football programs going forward (I see Alabama as a current exception, not the norm in the future). Would you not sacrifice a bit of QB passing ability for a chunk of QB running ability to open up that attack dimension? Wouldn't you be foolish not to? Thoughts?
Brian: It's clear that all things being equal, Michigan's going to prefer advanced passers to guys who can glide for 35 yards without looking like they're moving particularly fast. And that's a little bit of a bummer to me, since a guy who can make people pay with his legs opens up many more possibilities in your offense.
What remains to be seen is whether Michigan is going to completely eschew athletic types that need some molding. Would they go the Charlie Weis route and recruit Terrelle Pryor as a wide receiver? I have nothing to base this on but I don't think so. If there's a Gardner or Pryor in the area, Michigan will probably go after them as hard as they would Morris.
One Frame At A Time: Game? What Game?
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- worst win ever
After securing my copy of the Akron game, which somehow didn't instantaneously melt my hard drive, I solicited GIF requests on Twitter. A sampling of your responses:
There were also requests for kittens, corgis, Henrik Zetterberg, and a Men In Black-style memory erase. This quickly devolved into people sending me GIFs of adorable animals. I may have requested this, too.
Worst win ever? Worst win ever.
[After THE JUMP: actual football GIFs. Well, for the most part.]
Akron Postgame Presser: Players
Taylor Lewan and Devin Gardner
As leaders of this team, what was your message to your teammates after this game?
Lewan: "It was embarrassing. Gotta give it to Akron. They played a hard-fought game. We didn't prepare. This is on the seniors, this is on the leadership of this team, and extremely poor, poor leadership. Especially on my side. Being the one offensive captain on this team, I put that offensive performance on myself. Devin [Gardner] didn't have enough time to throw. Our running backs didn't have enough holes, and that's my fault. That's my fault."
Gardner: "I mean, he pretty much said it all. I talked to Tom Brady and he talked about being the best quarterback for the team, every time out in practice and in the game. I was not the best quarterback for the team today. Like [Lewan] said, it's embarrassing, and we're going to respond. We won the football game, and we're going to respond, I can guarantee you that."
Michigan 28, Akron 24
This afternoon in front of a late-arriving, non-sellout crowd at the Big House, Michigan faced off against an Akron team that went 1-11, 1-11, and 1-11 in the last three seasons, started the year with a 38-7 loss to UCF, spent last weekend getting outgained and nearly outscored by FCS James Madison, and is considered the worst team in the FBS. This was a game to work out the kinks in the playbook, get in some good reps for the backups, and give a good show for the fans who probably paid $5 for a ticket from their friend who likes to sleep in on Saturdays.
At first, it looked like all would go as expected; Michigan forced an Akron punt on their opening drive, and after Fitz Toussaint rushed for a two-yard loss, Devin Gardner completed five consecutive passes, capped by a 48-yard toss to Devin Funchess, who outran the entire Akron secondary en route to the end zone.
Concern started to grow when Michigan's next drive netted zero yards. The first quarter ended with the score at 7-3, Wolverines; surely, Michigan would pull away any time now.
Then Brendan Gibbons missed a 45-yard field goal to start the second quarter, snapping his streak of 16 consecutive makes. After the defense forced a three-and-out, the Wolverines drove deep into Zips territory, only for Devin Gardner to fumble away the possession on a speed option—a play in which Fitz Toussaint had a clear touchdown if Gardner would've pitched. The defense again picked up the offense, as Blake Countess intercepted a Kyle Pohl pass and returned it all the way to the Akron 20-yard line. Any time now...
Three plays later, Gardner forced a pass into coverage that Akron's DeAndre Scott intercepted easily. The Zips were able to mount a plodding drive that oozed into Michigan territory; after taking a delay of game on fourth-and-one, however, Robert Stein's 45-yard field goal clanged off the left upright. Any time now...
Two plays later, Gardner threw the ball to a well-covered Jeremy Gallon; Akron's Justin March came away with the interception. Luckily for Michigan, only 29 seconds remained on the clock. Stein's 55-yard attempt with 0:05 left in the half went wide left, and the Wolverines were happy to kneel out the clock and regroup at halftime. Any time now...
The second half began inauspiciously, with the Wolverines gaining just one yard on three plays before a Matt Wile punt. Akron's ensuing possession went 75 yards in eight plays, ending in a 28-yard touchdown from Pohl to a wide-open Zach D'Orazio, who went unmolested up the seam as the linebackers failed to get depth on their drops and the safeties couldn't close the gap. Akron 10, Michigan 7. ANY TIME NOW...
Devin Gardner bounced back from his turnovers and gave U-M fans a brief respite from PANIC on the next possession, scoring on a 36-yard inverted veer keeper—for seemingly the first time all day, Michigan got great blocking up front, and Jeremy Jackson guaranteed the score by wiping out three Akron defenders downfield. The defense held up their end, too, forcing another three-and-out, and the Wolverines took a 21-10 lead when Jehu Chesson took his first career reception on a crossing route, broke through a few (poor) tackling attempts by the Akron secondary, and jetted into the corner of the end zone. After Michigan came up with another stop, disaster averted, right?
Wrong. Two plays into the fourth quarter, Al Borges tried to set up a screen pass on third-and-9. Facing heavy pressure, Gardner sidearmed a horribly ill-advised throw directly into the arms of Justin March; as noted earlier, March plays for Akron. He waltzed 27 yards untouched into the end zone. ANY TIME NOW...
Michigan's next drive went nowhere, and Wile didn't help matters by booting a 35-yard punt—not even among his two worst on the day—to set up the Zips on their own 39. A 43-yard pass from Pohl to L.T. Smith set up Akron at the Michigan seven. The Wolverines caught a huge break two plays later, when Pohl threw a play-action pass right to Jarrod Wilson (above, Upchurch). Wilson smartly took a knee in the end zone, giving Michigan the ball on the 20. Time to run out the clock, yes?
Well, not quite. Fitz Toussaint started the drive with a 16-yard run, but his two ensuing carries netted a lone yard. After Gardner's third-down pass to Gallon came up just short of the sticks, Wile shanked a 22-yard punt. The Zips went on an 11-play march down the field, and after getting stuffed twice at the goal line, scored the go-ahead touchdown when they spread the field—Pohl rolled right and found receiver Tyrell Goodman all alone. 24-21, Akron. 4:10 left on the clock. Full-blown PANIC.
Gardner went back to what he'd done best all game, run the football, taking off for a 35-yard gain to move Michigan into Akron territory on the next possession. He found Gallon on the sideline for a 20-yard gain on the very next play, and Michigan got another first down when Gardner's throw to Jake Butt in the end zone drew a pass interference call. Toussaint found a big hole on the left side of the line and took advantage for a two-yard touchdown on the next play. 28-24, Michigan. 2:49 left. Now was the time, yes?
Well, kinda. First, Pohl found Jerrod Dillard for a 24-yard gain, and the Zips moved into Michigan territory two plays later when Blake Countess jumped offsides on a blitz. A 19-yard run by Conor Hundley on third-and-five gave the Zips a first down at the Michigan 27. Despite a holding call moving them back ten yards, Akron kept pushing downfield, with Pohl finding Smith all alone at the 11-yard line after escaping the pocket. Another pass to Smith gave Akron a third-and-one on the Michigan two as the clock ticked down to 0:15. An ill-advised toss play to Jawon Chisholm moved the ball back two yards; the Zips burned their final timeout. Fourth down, five seconds left, ball on the Michigan four.
Greg Mattison dialed up a heavy blitz, and Pohl's desperation pass found only fieldturf, perhaps helped by a missed holding call in the Michigan secondary. The time had finally come, with zero seconds on the clock. Michigan 28, Akron 24, The Horror II narrowly avoided.
In the end, Michigan outgained the worst FBS team outside of Georgia State by seven yards—seven very critical yards, as it turned out. Gardner's 248 passing yards and 103 rushing yards were offset by his four turnovers, including his second pick-six in as many games. The offensive line struggled to open up holes against a very small Akron defensive front. The defense, for their part, allowed far too many passes over the middle and couldn't muster a good pass rush until the game's final play; they gave up big plays, too, as both Raymon Taylor and Jourdan Lewis were beat for big gains over the top.
"This is an embarrassment," Taylor Lewan said after the game. Even with the victory, there's no argument here.
Upon Further Review 2013: Offense vs Notre Dame
FORMATION NOTES: Michigan was split close to evenly between shotgun/pistol/under center. Notre Dame, meanwhile, was in a ton of four-man fronts until late, when they went back to more of a 4-3 look. Here you can see Shembo with his hand down and a 1-3-5 technique split to the strongside of M's formation:
I know I've mentioned in the past that Notre Dame's defense is not really all that different from Michigan's, and this game was a good demonstration of that. ND prefers over fronts when they go to a four-man line since their SAM equivalent is Jaylon Smith, a fast light bugger. I guess that's kind of a big difference. The point is: ND runs a lot of four man fronts.
Here's ND's 3-4:
The DL are head up on the Michigan OL, with the SAM over the TEs and Smith is over the slot.
This is the pistol. Pew pew:
Another 4-3 over from ND.
SUBSTITUTION NOTES: QB Gardner, RB Toussaint on almost every play. Derrick Green got in for two, I think, and M lined up Norfleet as a back once. The line was the starters the whole game, but when Lewan got poked in the eye, Michigan sent in Magnuson, not Braden. Lewan returned, so Magnuson didn't get a snap. He's your #3 tackle it appears.
Williams, Funchess, and Butt all played plenty; Williams went out with an injury, came back for a few plays, and then left permanently. At WR, Gallon (obvious) with Chesson and Jackson rotating more heavily than Reynolds, who may still be dinged. Excepting the Norfleet package early, the slot was always Dileo. Michigan never had more than two outside WRs in the game. On passing downs they filled out with Funchess and Dileo.
[After THE JUMP: slicing and dicing goes both ways.]
This Week's Obsession: Leaders Numbers
If they're going to do it, might as well be Gardner. [Fuller]
Schedule for roundtable Legends jerseys:
Akron: Brian Cook switches to #1
Minnesota: Seth Fisher will wear #2
Nebraska: Mathlete shall don #77
Ohio State: Blue in South Bend changes to #7
30 seconds before the end of the season: Ace Anbender will change to #32
A question:
Brian started to mention this in the game column but I thought it warranted some obsession. So now that ol' 98 is unretired and #12 has once again been abandoned before reaching its seniority* I'd like your thoughts on the Luminaries Numbers. Would you run the Interesting Integer program differently? Which have you been happy with, and which annoyed you the most?
|To infinitely weird numbers and beyond!
[Photo sent in by Scott Rains]
Brian: I would cleave as closely to the old numbers' origins as I could. 98 would be a skill guy, as would 47 and 21, 11 would be on the defensive line, 2 would be a defensive back. Ford's number would be some sort of DL/LB since it can't be an OL and the front seven on D is a little thing. I'd avoid switching anyone to those numbers after they'd been established. You can get it after your freshman or sophomore year, but after that your number is your number. Kovacs is 32, dammit, and Gallon is 10.
I was most happy with Gardner as 98, because that is weird and weird is good. Weird makes Michigan not Generic Sporting Experience. I am least happy with Funchess switching to 87, because who has any association with 19? Well, you would have. And shouldn't 87 be a lot more rough and tumble? Yes. To get the 87 you should have to sass the president.
Wait. No. I was least happy with Kovacs switching to 11 with two games left in his career because I think Kovacs should have his jersey legend'd right now and handed to any walk-on who finds playing time outside of the offensive line. 32, man. 32.
Actually it was Ford who sassed the tight end.
[Photo from HTTV Kramer article, courtesy of Gerald R Ford Presidential Library]
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Is SCR the latest cumbersome emissions technology or a cost-effective cure for excessive EGR? Most engine makers believe the latter. One sticks with EGR.
All heavy-duty engine makers but one will employ selective catalytic reduction to achieve the required levels of nitrogen-oxides to meet the squeaky clean 2010 emissions standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Only Navistar, in its new line of MaxxForce engines, will rely solely on exhaust gas recirculation.
Some in the engine market say, SCR will be a lot like turning the clock back to the happier, more fuel-efficient days of the late 1990s, before the advent of EGR. While SCR offers some advantages, its overall value versus EGR-only technology is complicated by having to account for its higher costs and its dependence upon an onboard exhaust additive, diesel exhaust fluid.
Proponents of SCR say it will be like a breath of fresh air to diesel owners in terms of dialing back EGR's intrusive effects. When EGR entered the picture in 2002, it brought variable geometry turbochargers, increased fuel consumption and stresses on the engine oil, and a jacket water EGR cooler and EGR valve that sometimes gave trouble. In 2007, an increase in the percentage of the exhaust that was recirculated was combined with a diesel particulate filter that uses a significant amount of fuel to regenerate itself in some applications. But with SCR, less exhaust will be recirculated, so engines will behave more like they did in the past.
Turning back the clock, however, comes at a price – for the initial cost and in operation. Schneider National's Steve Duley, vice president of purchasing, says his company's research shows DEF is likely to cost $2 to $3 per gallon.
Duley's heard the increased cost of engines with SCR systems will be $5,000 to $8,000. Eric Starks, president of Freight Transportation Research Associates, says his clients are hearing $5,000 to $10,000. Such estimates are similar to the hikes that accompanied the introduction of 2007 technology.
Part of that cost will be the upgrade to the onboard diagnostics – also necessary with Navistar's system – needed to control the system and signal trouble. However, "There may be some integration between the various components, and that may help with the cost," Duley says. "Also, the DPF is likely to perform better, going longer between regeneration cycles."
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One key to making SCR work economically is continuing to use some EGR, as well as the other tricks diesel manufacturers use, like multiple injections, to keep engine-out NOx low. This will be done so that only a small amount of DEF will be needed.
Volvo's Ed Saxman, director of powertrains, says, "By adding SCR to EGR, we can meet the standard so handily that we can actually back off the EGR from EPA '07 levels. Because EGR decreases fuel efficiency, reduces power density and increases heat rejection, this means that, with SCR, we can reduce the level of EGR and increase fuel efficiency, improve power density and reduce heat rejection all at the same time."
At Detroit Diesel, says Marketing Director David Siler, "The engine will be tuned to provide the best combination of engine-out NOx and DEF consumption rate. Our customers should see roughly a 3 percent fuel economy improvement."
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3/24/14Randolph-Macon College Honors student Jamie Langbein '17 has been accepted into the Grand Canyon Honors Semester (GCS) 2014 fall program.
The Grand Canyon Semester, sponsored by the National Collegiate Honors Council (NCHC) and Northern Arizona University, will help participants understand the environmental and social challenges of the 21st century through a precious resource—water. Using an interdisciplinary approach, students will experience water's economic, political, artistic, ecological, social, and spiritual forces. Semesters are offered regularly to invite Honors students nationally into a learning experience away from their own campuses. Langbein, from Brookville, Maryland, was thrilled to receive an acceptance letter from GCS.
The GCS Program"I will take a total of 16 credits —classes in anthropology, environmental studies, political science, and humanities, and an honors independent research project," says Langbein. "I'll take seminars and core classes twice a week, and once a week will be a designated 'work day' during which I can do homework. The rest of the week will be field days or workshops. I look forward this exciting opportunity."
Students will also take several trips through the Grand Canyon and surrounding areas and a 10-day rafting trip down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon. Langbein applied to the program after hearing about it from R-MC Professor Jack Trammell.
"After reading about the program—and because of Professor Trammell's encouragement—I knew it would be something I'd love," says Langbein, a self-described outdoors person. "When I was in high school, I volunteered at a horse farm that rescued abused horses and nursed them back to health, and it was the most fun and fulfilling job I've ever had. I love hands-on education, and I'm excited to spend a semester doing something that will be unlike anything I've done before. I've always wanted to go to the Grand Canyon, and this is an opportunity too good to pass up." Langbein, who plans to major in environmental studies, hopes for a career as an animal defense lawyer or a wildlife biologist. She is a scholarship recipient and a member of the lacrosse team and the Leadership Fellows Program.
The R-MC Honors ProgramThe R-MC Honors Program, founded in 1982, offers students dynamic courses, challenging research opportunities, and a caring community.
"It is designed to bring out the best in our top students," says Trammell, who directs the Honors Program. "I can't think of someone more suited to this experience than Jamie. The icing on the cake is that she will come back to R-MC and integrate that experience with the community of learners here. We will all benefit from it." Philosophy Professor Benjamin Huff serves as assistant director of the Honors Program.
The Student Honors AssociationThe Student Honors Association (SHA) is an essential part of the Honors Program. The SHA officers plan activities related to intellectual and social growth and help establish a sense of unity and support. This year's officers are: Alex Zizzi '14 (president), Victoria Zimbro '15 (vice president), Lucas Matuszewski '15 (secretary), Marianna Wills '14 (senior rep), Sarah Fetzer '14 (senior rep), Jazmine Battle '15 (junior rep), Heather Ramey '15 (junior rep), Derek Dittmar '16 (sophomore rep), and Cody Huber '16 (sophomore rep).
Admission to the Honors ProgramInvitations to the Honors program are sent to entering freshmen who have a combined SAT score of at least 1250 and who are graduating in the top 10% of their high school class. Current Randolph-Macon students who have at least a 3.25 GPA are also eligible to participate in the program.Honors students can enroll in Honors courses, participate in other Honors Program activities (such as presenting research at conferences), and progress toward completing graduation recognition from the program, which requires them to take four courses successfully and complete two departmental Honors credits.
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Recognizing our Faults in the Mirror of Dharma, Part 2
One of the main functions of Dharma teachings is to serve as a mirror that reflects back our own faults, so that we can see them and stop pretending that they don't exist. Once we recognize the faults within our own mind, we can apply the remedy to counteract them and work on improving ourself. The mirror of Dharma also helps us to distinguish between desirous attachment and love. We often confuse these for each other, thinking that they are the same or that they must go together. But love and attachment are not the same; a mind of love brings us only happiness and a mind of attachment brings us only suffering.
Although we need to be aware of faults, we should not identify with them and start thinking that we are intrinsically faulty, angry, or worthless. We are not our faults; our true nature is Buddha nature, and this is what we should identify with. Our minds are contaminated with faults and delusions, and those faults can be removed if we apply Dharma skilfully.
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Date Held: Saturday 15th & Sunday 16th February 2014
Location: Main Wall Old Car Park (near the disused toilet block)
Start Time: 10 am (on both days)
Co-Ordinator On The Day(s): Matt Goater South West Area Chair
Equipment: Please bring any tools for clearing scrub and brush, as we only have a limited number. You should also wear suitable protective clothing to protect against brambles and gardening gloves
Refreshments: Limited refreshments will be provided (tea, coffee, soup and biscuits at time of writing). You may wish to bring a packed lunch and a flask
Our work this year will be done in conjunction with work being done to remove considerable vegetation from Main Wall and invasive species around the old car park. We are also hoping for a good enthusiastic turnout as per last year.
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MOSCOW, Sept 3- Sanctions-hit Russian oil producer Rosneft may cut its 2014 output by 2 million tonnes, the daily Kommersant reported on Wednesday, citing several sources close to the company.
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Truth is, I really don't like pumpkin pie and even though I make it, I don't eat it. Don't get me wrong. Pumpkin as an ingredient is OK, but in a pie, nah, I'll pass.
Yes, I know that Pilgrims, Thanksgiving and sharing the harvest bounty thing is high on everyone's agenda right now, but it seems I'm in the minority in my opinion about including pumpkin, especially this time of year.
I'm going out on a limb here and suggesting that you use the pumpkin for recipes other than a pie and really taste the subtle, sweet flavor of the squash.
You can use fresh or canned pumpkin in the following recipes for any time of the year. If the recipe calls for pumpkin and they're not in season, substitute butternut squash.
Pumpkin, Bean and Lentil Soup
3 tablespoons olive oil
1 onion, diced
5 stalks celery, diced
4 carrots, peeled and diced
2 pounds pumpkins, peeled and cut into cubes
2 cans of white beans, do not drain
8 cups broth (vegetable or chicken)
2 cups water
1 1/2 cups lentils
4 to 5 fresh thyme sprigs
Salt and pepper to taste
In a large stock pot, sauté the onions, carrots and celery in the olive oil. Cook for 5 minutes.
Add the pumpkin. Cook for 3 minutes and then add the broth and the beans and their liquid. Cover and reduce to a simmer and cook for 15 minutes.
Add the water, lentils and thyme. Cover and simmer 15 minutes. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Serves 8.
Black Bean and Pumpkin Salad
2 to 3 cups pumpkin, cut into 1/2 -inch cubes
3 tablespoons water
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 teaspoon minced garlic
Salt and pepper
3 tablespoons olive oil
1 1/2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
2 cans black beans, drained and rinsed
1 thinly sliced red onion
1/2 cup chopped green pepper
1/2 cup cucumber, chopped, seeded and peeled
2 tomatoes, seeded and chopped
2 tablespoons fresh basil, chopped
Toasted pumpkin seeds or pine nuts
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Place the pumpkin cubes in a single layer on a baking sheet with sides. Drizzle over the top the water and oil and season with salt and pepper. Bake about 12 to 13 minutes then add the garlic.
Mix to combine and then bake 3 to 4 more minutes. Remove from the oven and cool.
For salad: In a small bowl combine the olive oil and lime juice. Whisk to combine. Season with salt and pepper to taste and whisk to combine.
In a large salad bowl combine the black beans, red onion, green pepper, cucumber, tomato and basil. Mix to combine.
Add the pumpkin and drizzle the dressing over the top and toss to coat. Sprinkle the top with the toasted pumpkin seeds or pine nuts and serve. Serves 6 to 8.


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PUNTA GORDA, Fla- Scott Huss' 30 year old son Jeremy turns out to be a key witness for prosecutors. All the questions center on an ominous phone call Jeremy says he received from his father the day his dad's Russian bride was found stabbed to death.
He told a jury Scott Huss said Yana ruined his life, and she needed to die.
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IKEA has a little known secret: the company is a non-profit. Ingvar Kamprad the founder of IKEA created the philanthropic Stichting Ingka Foundation whose mission is to "further the advancement of interior design." IKEA's bizarre business model looks like this: the nonprofit Stichting Ingka owns a private Dutch Company, Ingka Holdings that owns the majority of individual stores at the franchise level.

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...the Butaro center, in the northern part of the country, will be the first to offer comprehensive care — including diagnosis, chemotherapy, surgery, follow-up treatment, and palliative care.

 MASS Design Group is partnering with the Rwandan Ministry of Health (MOH) and Partners in Health (PIH) to build the first permanent cancer treatment center in Rwanda. With the help of Jeff Gordon Children's Foundation funding inpatient facilities, the new Cancer Centre for Excellence will be the first facility of its kind to bring state of the art care to Rwanda, provide access to cancer treatments, and host robust training programs through a partnership with Brigham and Women's Hospital.

 Facility-based cancer registries in Rwanda revealed a total of 3,430 diagnosed cancer cases between 2007 to 2011, among which 320 were children under the age of 15. Before this year, cancer care was sporadic, with no integrated treatments available without leaving the country. The new center will be the national referral site for cancer, providing a full spectrum of cancer care.

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"The [Butaro] project has a high relevance, since it can be applied as a solution to similar regions with limited opportunities and high risks of infection. [...] Also remarkable is the excellent quality of the buildings that were built exclusively with local workers."

 The Butaro Hospital in Rwanda was praised as innovative and cost-efficient by the Zumtobel Award 2012 jury, ultimately winning in the category of "Built Environment." Over 230 projects were submitted in for the 2012 Zumtobel Group Award in this category. Entries were received from 22 nations while the projects themselves spanned some 30 countries.

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