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WINCHESTER -- She can't explain how she picked up volleyball so quickly.
Her older brother, David Carter, formerly a Handley cornerback, now a Shepherd University cornerback, was pretty athletic growing up -- maybe that provides some insight as to the origins of her abilities.
"I think maybe it's just genetics," said Handley junior Dierdre Carter, inflecting the pitch of her voice so it sounded as though she asked a question.
She could at least explain why she played so well as a seventh- and eighth-grader at Daniel Morgan Middle School. She was simply taller than everyone else.
Indeed, her height even partly explains why she was a standout on Handley's JV team as a freshman, and why she was eventually called up to the varsity team toward the end of the 2009 season.
But her height does little to explain how as a sophomore last year she led the area with 103 blocks, or how as a middle hitter her 138 kills ranked among the area's top 10 hitters.
Everyone else, after all, is pretty tall as well.
"Freshman year I was a taller one," she said. "I haven't grown in a little while, but I was sort of a taller one, so it was pretty easy [to get blocks].
"When I got to 10th grade I still kept up my blocking because I was able to jump higher, but I still haven't grown that much."
She was also pretty consistent behind the service line: her 92.8 service percentage was second only to Alison Snow among her teammates.
But Handley, known for so long throughout the Northwestern District as a defensive team, will finally make a move to bolster its attack -- by moving Carter to the outside.
It's a spot she's comfortable with. She was an outside hitter for her past two travel teams.
But for Handley coach Lindsay Hazelette, being able to build an offense around Carter has been an entirely new, and entirely exciting, opportunity, even if it does mean sacrificing a few of those 103 blocks.
"I think she's even better on the outside," Hazelette said. "She still will help us in the blocking, but probably not on every ball.
"I'd rather have her offensive attack than her blocking as a strategy."
It seems to have worked so far. In a 3-0 win over Clarke County on Wednesday, Carter scored seven kills.
Alex Bazdar returns her 127 kills as another outside hitter, and Alex Barnett will supplant Carter as Handley's middle hitter.
Senior Megan Strother, whose 184 digs led Handley last year, returns as the backbone of the Judges' defense, and junior Lisa Meneau seems to be a promising hitter.
Essentially, Hazelette feels she has a lot to work with.
"We're doing things this year that typically I do at the end of each season," she said. "We're already to that point where we can build more and more. They're taking ownership of, 'This is our team, this is our year,' and that's what their mindset is.
"It's very exciting for me to do drills that we usually do in late October, and we're doing it on day one."
Handley also seems to have a chemistry it lacked last season. Hazelette said the team is "very close knit." Carter said the Judges, because the majority of them have grown up together, and have spent years playing volleyball together, have already organized more team functions than they have in years past.
"I think that will help us with bonding," Carter said, "and this year we will be a lot stronger, and be able to down some teams that we haven't before."
Which could be an important, even vital, goal to have this season. Handley beat district runners-up James Wood once last year, and beat Millbrook three times -- a pair of notable accomplishments, according to Hazelette, considering that until then she'd yet to coach Handley to a win over a Frederick County school.
Last year Sherando knocked Handley out of the district tournament semifinals. And there's no reason, Strother said, to assume the Judges can't take their season a game or two further.
"I definitely think we'll go farther than we did last year," Strother said. "I think a lot of the younger players are adding to our talent, so I think we'll go farther than we did."


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The tensor of moment of inertia contains six off-diagonal matrix elements, which vanishes if we choose the principle axis of the rotating rigid body and the components of the angular momentum vector is also aligned in the same direction is along the principle axis. But while considering the general case, what are the off-diagonal moment of inertia matrix elements, i.e., do they have any physical significance as [say] the components of a vector. Or is it merely a mathematical construction with no definite physical meaning [which seems rather wrong to me].?
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At first the ferry was just a hollowed-out log canoe in which Henry Baker carried wayfarers across the Delaware River from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, to New Jersey. Horses had to swim and tired travelers were put up in the Baker home. Nearly a century later, in December 1776, General George Washington set up headquarters in a mansion near the prosperous tavern that had replaced Baker's house. In The Tavern at the Ferry, Edwin Tunis recreates the people, houses, and artifacts -- indeed, the whole way of life -- of a vital period in our country's history with his lively text and more than 100 meticulous and evocative pencil-and-wash drawings. He depicts the rhythms of daily life in pre-Revolutionary America, from cooking, eating, and drinking to farming and fishing, and describes how such enterprises as flax oil mills and ironworks operated.
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RE: Lt. Col. William Yates
Hi David...
thanks for your quick response to my previous questions.
The issue that I would most like to address is the comment in the bio on your page for Lt. Col. Wm. Yates..."Married firstly to Jane Henry, secondly to Anne Isham Poythress, thirdly to Elizabeth Booth."
Do you have any recollection of the data source for the first wife - Jane Henry?
I have a family record traced to a William and Jane Yates during this time frame and location. I need assistance in locating proof documents to substantiate the lineage to my family.
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I am seeking to locate a the proof document that shows Wm. Yates was first married to Jane Henry. Did Jane and William have a daughter named Sarah?
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David, I discovered your memorials on Miles Hart and Miles Henry Hart in Bleakley Cemetery at Fort Knox Ky. I believe these are a 5G grandfather and 4G grand uncle. Do you know if there are markers at the cemetery and if not, is there some kind of documentation available that shows they are buried there? I am going to be in that area in the fall. Thanks for your memorials. I think they may turn out to be a big help. John Zihlman, Fort Worth, Tx.
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Hi David, it has been proven that Martha Keturah Fisher's maiden name was Durham not Degraffenreid. Kentucky Marriages, 1802-1850, ancestry.com has Patsy Durham and 'Marriage Records of Allen Co., KY, 1815-1865' by Ona A. Willoughby, 1938 - LDS #851,644, Item 2.
The death certificate of Abe and Martha's daughter, Kitturah D. Fisher Duff, names Abraham Fisher and Martha Durham as parents. Missouri death certificate 1597.
It is family tradition that Martha was 1/4 Cherokee Indian and this has been borne out by applications of some of her descendants who filed for Cherokee Indian money state she was the daughter of Henry Durham and Sarah Conway. Guion Miller Files, National Archives.
Why Martha G. DeGraffenried was living in the Fisher household in 1850 is unknown, but for many years thought to be Abe's mother-in-law. This was disproved when the Cherokee money applications were made in the early 1900s and the Durham ancestry was specifically established.
It is then suggested that the link to the Degraffenrieds be changed.
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Hello David, I have just been looking at his memorial and am interested in the comment about him being buried at Coles Hill. Have you found a document that supports this? So far I have not been able to find any evidence of where he is buried.
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In response to Anthony having a daughter. No Newbury records have ever indicated that he and his wife had children. Elizabeth that married Nicholas Holt was born 1606 and Anthony was born 1604 they were siblings. Sorting out the Henry Short's is very difficult as Jr & Sr were not used, and often marriage and other certificates did not give the birth dates. I have been round and round with the dates and wives and have sorted it out to the best of my ability. Many people have Henry I married to Elizabeth Ashley and to Sara Glover. I dont think that is realistic, based on the records I have studied. Sara Glover marred Henry II - who btw is often overlooked, b. 1601.
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PS - Henry b. 1601 had a brother Anthony who married but never had children. I have found two sisters who also came to Newbury. Dorothy born 1590 married Richard Kent and elizabeth b.1606 morried Nocholas Holt and moved to Andover, MA
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I have gone around and around over a few years trying to clear up the confusion of the Henry Shorts of Newbury. Some people list 2 Henrys with several wives. I have found 3 henrys. Henry I born in England 1580 married Elizabeth Ashley, widowed came with his sons and daughters to Newbury, MA 1635. Some people have him remarrying a Sarah Glover b. 1601. HOWEVER, he had a son also named Henry born 1601 and although they are never referred to as Henry Sr & Jr, common sense would tell me that his son married Sarah. Other documents confirm that they were married and had children, including a Henry (III) born 1652. Henry III was married to a Sarah Whipple of Ipswich, widowed and married Ann Sewall Longfellow. (Yes her uncle was infamous Judge Samuel Sewall of the Salem with trials and her husband lost at see was the nephew of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, poet) Oral family tradition tells me that these henry's all had the middle name of Moses, but have never fownd written proof. However, there are many Moses Short's in my family branch of the Short tree.
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Could you share any info you have that Jonas Nilsson was buried New Swedes Christ Church, I have found reference to him being buried at Gloria Dei (Old Swedes) Church in Philadelphia.
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Yes, I will post the photo for Henry Filmer. But first please confirm for me which of the 8 Find A Grave Henry Filmer memorials you wish me to add to. I am thinking Find A Grave Memorial# 59610547.
I do not understand what you mean when you say "shows two views of Henry's face."
I would be pleased if you would contact me at my email address. I am curious as to your line. I can trace it on Find A Grave from the above Henry Find A Grave Memorial# 59610547 to Thomas Abner Green, but then don't know which of his four children to follow. I is great that you have so much information. My paternal grandmother was Elizabeth Filmer, on of the many Elizabeths!!!
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Just in time for my Croft populism seminar (INST 314: Heroes & Villains: Populism in Latin America) next semester. Thanks!
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Over the course of the last several decades Latin America has received accolades for its transition to democracy, elections, multiple political parties, etc. However, the past is hard to break with as currently many Latin American leaders such as Chavez in Venezuela, Correa in Ecuador, and Morales in Bolivia have been in power for consecutive years.
Will the past repeat itself and these leaders become the modern equivalent to caudillos or is this something different?
NPR has a recent story on "America's love affair with nationalism" that made me instantly think about my course on populism in Latin America. As someone who teaches comparative politics at an American public university, I frequently have to convince my audience (students) that understanding other countries is not just interesting in its own right, but because we can honestly learn something about our own country by understanding broader political, social, and economic phenomena beyond our borders.
My own interest in understanding populism—which stems primarily from a political sociology perspective coupled with my interest in modern democratic theory—makes me look at contemporary American politics through a very different perspective.
For example: Did you know that studies of Latin American politics suggest that presidential democracy has significant structural flaws that contribute to frequent cycles of democratic "breakdowns" (see, for example, Juan Linz's seminal The Failure of Presidential Democracy)? I often wonder what a better appreciation of those lessons would do to political discourse in the United States.
If you want an eye-opening understanding of what populism is—and how it can be both a positive and negative force for democratic stability—you may want to check out some of the readings on my populism course syllabus. In particular, I recommend the edited volume Populism and the Mirror of Democracy. There's a reason why both Hugo Chávez & Sarah Palin are huge social media users. (Also, did you know Hugo Chávez has his own television show—Aló Presidente—from which he does most of his governing?)


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They segued into a more general piece about AIDS. As usual, they started out with footage of some kind of sweaty nightclub in the city with a bunch of gay men dancing around in stupid leather outfits. I couldn't even begin to imagine Finn dancing the night away like some kind of half-dressed cowboy. It would have been nice if for once they showed some guys sitting in their living rooms drinking tea and talking about art or movies or something. If they showed that, then maybe people would say, "Oh, okay, that's not so strange."
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- That pic above is a photo of some of the copies of Cameron Post that Browseabout Books has gotten in stock due to this fiasco. Read about how the bookstore is giving those books away here.
- The Cape Gazette, the local paper who first broke this story, also has a new story up about the response that the school board has received since they pulled Cameron Post from the list.
- And Delaware Online reports about last night's (July 11) school board meeting in which Cameron Post was discussed, though apparently not re-added to the list. There will be another school board meeting to discuss this again on July 24.
- NBC Philadelphia has this summation of what happened, as well as some new quotes from Roni Posner, the one board member who did not support removing the book from the list: "It's really a stunner to me that we did that."
If you haven't already read The Miseducation of Cameron Post, please read it this summer in support of the Cape Henlopen teens who've had the book removed from their summer reading list.
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This song. This video.
The "New Way for Gay Characters in Y.A." looks pretty much the same
So today a co-worker pointed me to an article on The Atlantic called "A New Way for Gay Characters in Y.A.". I was sad to see it was another article that seems inclusive on the surface as it talks about defining LGBT teens as being more than their sexual orientation. But a deeper look at the nature of this piece revealed some troubling flaws.
Of the 29 YA books mentioned in this article, the break down is :
17 feature gay males
6 feature lesbians
4 I was unable to determine (not released yet, reviews didn't say, I am unfamiliar)
2 feature transgender people
0 feature bisexuals (technically Geography Club has Min, a bisexual secondary character, but let's be frank - the book is entirely focused on Russell's gayness)
Gay men in YA might be bored with coming out stories and ready to move on to the next big thing, but what about the rest of the LB&T? If publishers are not, as David Levithan claims, "scared [of books featuring LGBT characters]" then why is it so hard to find the LB&Ts? How is more of the same lack of these characters a "New Way"?
And of particular concern for this blog, what about the ZERO titles mentioned in this story with bisexual protagonists or themes? Doesn't it seem a bit premature to call for the end of the coming out story when teen bisexuals have next to no visibility in YA lit? Especially when one considers that bisexuals outnumber gay and lesbian people combined?
Don't even get me started on the overall whiteness of this list too. Even among YA books featuring gay men, it is rare to find a protagonist who isn't white. The truth is we may be swimming in white gay men, but I have yet to find a single book featuring a bisexual transgendered person of color. Those teens deserve to see their coming out stories in YA lit too, not to have the particular issues faced by their identities brushed aside because we've supposedly been there.
Also - and this is pointed right at the editors at The Atlantic - LGBT is not a synonym for gay. You may be arguing that gay characters are everywhere, but lesbian, bisexual, and transgender characters still take detective work to find, even in your own article. Had this article been about gay YA books and only gay YA books, then I think it would have been a solid piece. Throwing the token acronym LGBT without recognizing that three of the four letters are under-represented (if represented at all) is just shoddy journalism.
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If I had given myself some air between The Name of the Star and The Diviners, I might have enjoyed the ride a little bit more. While I appreciated the near-magical realism of the book (several of the characters have hidden powers, but are "normal" for all other intents and purposes), the flapper colloquialisms felt forced (or, rather, over-translated) and the plot was long-winded for the first in a series.
However, The Diviners explores some really fantastic threads about race and sexuality and the temperature of the 1920s in the US in a really subtle and nuanced way. So I'm willing to wade through the excess of words ending in "-sky" and the five hundred synonyms for "alcohol" and the drawn-out plot lines in order to get to those stories.
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#6: Real Man Adventures by T Cooper
Gender studies classes, independent research, and incredibly smart friends aren't going to teach you everything about the transgender community. And neither will this book. But it sure as hell is a start.
Cooper explores every insecurity, every hope, every joy about his FTM identity. He is uncensored in the way he explores how his parents might perceive him, his stories about his wife and step children are beautiful, and his examination of the LGBT community's need to be more vocal about trans issues is so subtle you don't even realize you're being taught. Cooper is brave, yes, but more than that he is unfiltered, honest, and eloquent. And no matter how many times he questions the issue, he is a "real" man.
Put it at the top of your reading list, folks. We can all afford to listen.
#5: The Art of Fielding by Chad Harbach
It took me a long time to get into this novel. I brought it home back in the summer but quickly returned it because it was hefty and cumbersome and Jesus Christ it was about baseball. I gave it another chance at the beginning of the year, this time actually opening the cover and comforting myself with the reality that at the very least this time around I wouldn't sweat carrying it. It was touch and go for a while there: the author insisted on using the term "freshperson" in an attempt at politically correctly identification of first year university students, but one of the professors had a Moby Dick tattoo. There was an awful lot of baseball talk, but one of first year athletes was gay. And out. I continued reading, but I was also reading other things.
But let me tell you: that last third of the book was riveting. As the cliche goes, I couldn't put it down. I was actually late to a date with my boyfriend because I was reading this book on the train, got so involved with the world of these characters, missed my Metro stop, and had to turn around. When I explained the situation, his first question was, "So what was the book?"
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Drew intends to set the bar high from the start. Among other things, students will be required to wear uniforms, and parents are expected to be active participants in their child's education and discipline, if necessary.
The school will focus on biotechnical/health occupations, but also offers a culinary arts program, a full service bank for students to learn finance, public safety and engineering programs. A full athletic program will be offered eventually. The new 5,000 seat athletic stadium built next door will be shared with all county high schools. Only freshmen and sophomores will attend initially, and the Class of 2012 will be Drew's first graduates.
This could be the beginning of good things for the Riverdale area. If this school succeeds, it could be used as a model for others statewide and bring some positive publicity and energy not only to Riverdale but also to Clayton County Public Schools in general. Drew has the makings to become one of the more sought after high schools by Clayton students once accreditation is restored and residents begin to trust the system again.
Will your child attend Drew and if so, is he/she looking forward to it? Do you know any students who are trying to get into Drew?
On a different note, the AJC recently reported that former school board member Michael King was ousted from his seat last week for various ethics violations. Every single District 4 resident I ever spoke with claimed King was the best candidate in a pool of duds when elected.
Strike two for District 4 – is there anyone in that area capable of doing this job?
June 30th, 2009
6:37 pm
I am proud that my son will be in the very first graduating class here at Charles R. Drew High School. I LIKE uniforms. People might argue my point, but times today are quite different than when I was a student, back in the Class of 1977…
I had a conversation by phone with the principal of the school and have every reason to believe that the school is in good hands, just by his experience.
My son and I have driven past the new school to view the progress and this facility is ABSOLUTELY beautiful. Thank God something good is finally happening in the Clayton County School system…
Toyosi Pius: The principal said the open house should be sometime in July, but also that we would receive notification by mail of the exact date. You may call the Clayton County Board of Education for a date or get on the Clayton County School website for that and other information. The best of luck to you in your beautiful new school! Make these years count…you will draw memories from your high school experience for the rest of your life! I hope to meet you sometime during the school year!
June 30th, 2009
7:03 pm
I am very proud that my son will be among the first graduating class of Charles R. Drew High School.
I had a look at the facility and it is absolutely beautiful!
My brief conversation with the principal lead me to believe that the school is in very capable hands due to his experience, his latest as the principal of Mt Zion HS.
I personally am in favor of the use of uniforms, which sets the stage for a learning attitude.
I thank God that something positive like this is finally happening in Clayton County.
Toyosi Pius: The principal said that we would be notified by mail of the open house, sometime in July. You may get on the website for Clayton County Schools or call the main offices over in Jonesboro for the date. Good luck in your new school. I am very excited for you and hope to meet you sometime during the school year!
July 17th, 2009
12:03 pm
I agree about "What's in a name?" and alot of the comments..
Almost every road, highway, alley, whatever that's named after Martin Luther King Jr. has an extremely HIGH crime rate. He was an empowering leader but everywhere his name is, it has a dangerous environment. Gangs, Burglars, people without homes, children with no parents, poor residents and terrible vandalism.
A name won't do anything. I took a look at the school while no one was looking one day, and the design isn't really impressive compared to the prototype animation that was released before it was built.
I have a feeling this school will just end up like all the other Clayton County schools. If they don't get to the REAL root of the problem and stop stressing over UNIFORMS, then there's no saving our Education System. If you've recently moved into Clayton County, MOVE OUT WHEN YOU HAVE THE CHANCE.
August 6th, 2009
3:39 pm
I would like to know what color uniform the students have to wear?
August 11th, 2009
5:21 pm
Where is Charles R. Drew High School located? I've gone looking for it TWICE, but the address doesn't exist.
This is the address listed on the CCPS website:
6237 Garden Walk Blvd. – Riverdale, GA 30274
is this correct?
August 12th, 2009
1:30 am
To the comment above about parents and children disrespecting teachers.Yes that is true for some, but not all. I come from a line of educators, so I have the utmost respect for teachers. I am not getting any help from the school. My daughter missed 65 days before the school filed truancy. Things like this need to change. I am a parent that needs help with there child. I don't see a real concern to want and need to help the children of Clayton County. It should be more than just a paycheck. I believe Clayton County and the School system can over come all the discrepancies if they work together. More needs to be offered in this school system.
September 7th, 2009
4:17 am
To the Comment that was made Clayton Country School system has change we see the people change But ,We all should come together and make a change we have People in Local Government say they will do what they want to do with my children your children the school will not give no one children a education Ms. Davis just did not walk back ( Mr.Bell) and the Member of the Broad vote her in the Meeting that how she come ,
September 14th, 2009
2:32 am
What is in a name? I was born anew, first, shinning, precious, wonderfully made. You can not remake me, but shape me, guide me, lead me, show me the way of the successful. The positive outcome of this experiment should not be put to rest until those who have endeavored to attempt triumph have been given their chance to do just that. Triump! The naysayers have no vision. I challenge ever Parent, Student, Teacher, and Educator to rush into the game or stay on the side lines. Don't be discouraged just because something, this thing seems difficult. You can do it. All, hold each other accountable, after holding yourself accountable. Students, All of you attending this beautiful facility, challenge yourselves to make a difference. Others, be aware that there will be mistakes made, but don't kill the spirit of this opening wonderment just for an opportunity to say I told you so. Why can't we all of Clayton County show up to lend a helping hand to those that are there, even if the parents are indifferent, the educators too occupied, the students too bound by ancestry circumstance and chisel out the positive outcome that we so desperately desire and need. If you are not willing to do something besides talk, stand aside and let those who are in the pit take their turn. A brief story from Vietnam: Out of a Company of 130 that was over-run by a battalion of Viet-Cong regulars, six of us were accidentally left behind in a damp, mosquito ridden LZ. After 5 days without radio contact, a specific LT. manning a nearby outpost heard our transmission, connected us to HQ for our instructions. We were to stay put for three days and then hike eleven miles to link up with the LT at the outpost. All was well except for no water, wet and damp from head to toe and corroding batteries. Day two, the radio dies, 1000 mosquito bites, (count them) and the outpost is overrun and surrounded and we don't know anything. What we know is how much we need each other, and what it is like not to stand a chance. After walking 9.1/2 of the eleven miles, with raggady cloths hanging off our weakened bodies, trench foot, and dehydration, we hear and see this LT and a red-haired boy of nineteen. We link up with each other without killing each other, and find out that HQ believes we six are dead and there will be no rescue. We must rescue ourselves if we are to be saved. There is a way to do this, however it will take rationing the water of the LT and the red-haired boy between eight desperately thirsty Titians.( 5 quarts) Five more days through this miserable existence and we are almost free. Except for the orders to survive at your own discretion, eight men less 323 pounds between them walked out that Jungle, join a firefight that helped save the very base camp that gave us up for dead and slid back into obscurity.
January 1st, 2010
3:56 pm
Unfortunatley it didnt live up to the HYPE.School is as worse as the others.They should of put the money into remodeling Riverdale.and North Clayton.


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- Fat: 12g
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- Fiber: 3.1g
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- 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 2 tablespoons sugar
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- 16 small figs, each cut into halves
- 1. Preheat oven to 350°. Lay tortilla triangles on a baking sheet. Using a pastry brush, lightly brush triangles with butter. In a small bowl, combine anise, cinnamon, and sugar, then sprinkle over tortillas. Bake until golden and crisp, 12 to 15 minutes.
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